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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1944
Page
3
A Germantown letter from Carol Jay recounts eleven years of marriage, a divorce, and the impact on David. She notes friction, lack of sympathy, and the pull of companionship, financial strain, alimony, and custody worries, arguing many divorces stem from imagined troubles.
A columnist notes divorced women often seek answers after estrangement and regret not appreciating the stability of marriage. She observes the impact on children, the lure of companionship, and the painful loneliness that follows when the household breaks up. Even so, some recognize a man around offered limited security.
Latest figures indicate total consumer credit outstanding in 1941 has fallen sharply by 51 percent, led by a drop in installment credit. Analysts say the shrinkage signals a large postwar market for autos refrigerators furniture and household equipment frequently bought on installment plans.
Lieutenants Wilma Kaimien Mon roe Mich and Agnes Malone Mas Billon army nurses volunteer to teach Miss Kuiuki Kehakeloa ice skating at an indoor rink in Hawaii. The piece highlights modern Hawaii with a playful skating scene.
In Washington a public clash grows over who directs industrial deferments for war workers. Nelson and McNutt back War Manpower. Wilson and army-navy side with deferment control via the Production Executive committee. Reconversion policy sparks further dispute between big and small business amid war orders. A new army furlough policy gives overseas troops ten days at home before shipping. Capital chaff notes Romania's Carol and a quip from General Ulio about duty and ranks.
A Navy man is not a god but a Camel can win favor with sailors. The ad notes Camels are the preferred cigarette among Navy Marines and Coast Guard based on service store sales. It mentions sending Camels to soldiers at home and abroad within post office rules.
An advertisement touts St Joseph Aspirin a relief for achy muscles and sore throats. It claims the world's largest tablet at 10 cents and a 100 tablet bottle for 35 cents.
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