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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1941
Page
7
Kathleen Norris portrays a nineteen year old wife torn between her mother-in-law and her husband. The wife fears being crushed by the domineering mother figure while the husband hopes to share support and finances. She weighs staying with the mother or finding independence and a home.
A nineteen year old wife Betsey faces conflict with her mother in law as she plans to move in. The mentor advises silent, patient cooperation and treats the move as a spiritual novitiate to win family harmony. The husband’s support and Betsey’s self control are key to transforming the Brown household.
The column roves through a blaze of 1940s showbiz and politics gossip. It notes Chas Boyer versus Jean Gabin, mentions Gov. Lehman backing O'Dwyer, and references royal and foreign policy rumors. It also surveys literary and press chatter, including Book of the Month picks and media figures.
Evidence links Nazi agents to consular staffs in Vichy and Hungarian offices in the United States. The Chicago Vichy consulate led by Raymond Imbault-Huart expanded its staff with two investigators in June. A Hungarian post in Cleveland run by Louis Alexy also added personnel. Dies committee sources confirm daily contact with the Nazi mission in Chicago before its July departure.
A sports column debates the American League MVP choice among stars like DiMaggio Williams Feller and Travis while noting fan opinions, presidents, and sugar scares. It highlights injuries and team bets as the pennant race favors Dodgers and Cardinals and stresses the race’s team-centric nature.
The text discusses baseball fans following games and praises Ted Williams DiMaggio Feller Hank Greenberg. It quotes opinions on Williams leading hitters and Feller as top pitcher and notes DiMaggio's hitting streak sparking the Yankees. It recalls Greenberg's 1940 season and compares players.
Golding Bright, a renowned British dramatic agent who once handled Shaw's plays, attended Shaw's first night but gave a rare outburst. On Shaw's entrance to claim author status, Bright booed loudly, prompting Shaw to reply with wit about the audience's many opinions.
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