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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1942
Page
11
Julie Hamilton returns to Fowler shipyards and her medical practice amid wartime strain. Pete Fowler, a decorated airman with a cane, spars with Julie over independence and his ruined hope of their past romance as he battles post crash pain.
Hollywood gossip item outlines Glenn Miller disbanding his band for a two week Army camps tour led by Betty Grable. Ava Gardner divorce settlement rumored at $100,000. Rita Quigley co stars in The Human Comedy. Jane Witner in Johnny Doughboy ads clarify musical not war. Bette Davis to sing in Thank Your Lucky Stars. Grace Moore to entertain troops likely in Ireland. Jane Russell publicity plans with white wig. RKO lures stars with $2 million talent fund. Metro picks seven romantic cities for Seven Sweethearts premiere. Lois Andrews fears burglars. police reassure. Press and Cherkosco craft boogie tunes for Passing the Buck.
A seasoned mother notes that persistent questioning backfires with children and erodes influence. Confidences come from privacy not interrogation, and constant nagging turns home into a chorus of complaints that loses effect. Husbands and children resist continual lecturing and tune out mothers who oversell warnings.
Maj Gen Hershey told the House Migration Committee in Washington that the Army will exceed the 4 500 000 goal announced in June. He urged that individuals decide their own army eligibility and duties. A price panel for Carroll County was formed with Russell Schaeffer as chairman and three other members named by Leon Henderson. Mrs Virgie Warrenfeltz of Myersville fractured her left arm in a fall and was admitted to Washington County Hospital.
A column argues nagging and constant criticism ruin marriages, while a wife who forgives faults may keep harmony. It states wives' tongues often trigger divorce, with men tolerating flaws if not bedeviled by constant scolding or reminders of past debts and mistakes.
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