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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1943
Page
13
Dorothy Dix counsels a troubled wife to avoid tantrums and win her husband back with kindness. She notes most men fear an angry wife and advises charm, renewed domestic appeal, and restraint until trust in fidelity fades.
Emmitsburg forms committees to manage the bond drive with temporary chair Robert Feitz. George Wilhide represents bankers, W. Clinton McSherry leads Frederick County efforts, and a forthcoming meeting will brief volunteers. The local library section notes its 1905 founding by Sterling Galt, upcoming rummage sale, and current board members. St Joseph’s School and area education updates cover new boarders, staff, and enrollment figures. A social column on dating etiquette appears, contrasting modern expectations with traditional rules.
Mae West will make four personal appearances across the nation to promote her new film Tropicana while it plays on screen. Michele Morgan plans to adopt four French refugee children as the war in Portugal continues to affect Hollywood. Dinah Shore and George Montgomery remain a couple, Gypsy Rose Lee writes an original screenplay Belle of the Yukon, Lynn Bari set to wed Sid Butt on Christmas Eve as divorce from Walter Kane nears December 19. Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy are reportedly hopeful for future projects.
A garbled review notes Ed Gardpee seeking a Brooklyn accented partner for Miss Daly, with references to Frank Sinatra songs for a Broadway project. Mentions Gail Patuk, Ginny Silias, and other performers in various planned scenes and roles. A traffic accident near Thurmont is briefly noted, plus a stray Frank Ai reference.
A complaint filed in court by Sherman P. Bie alleges damages from an automobile collision caused by negligence of James Weldon Harper. The petition claims Harper’s actions led to the wreck.
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