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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1943

Page

3

An Emily B seeks divorce advice in a Chicago suburb

Emily B writes that she cannot endure her husband Keith's controlling and psychological pressure in a secluded country home. The letter asks whether to divorce. the adviser urges escape, work away from home, and possibly simple separation without formal divorce to relieve despair.

Emily—B Chicago Mary Keith

Kathleen Norris Recommends Quiet Separation Not Divorce

The author argues that the best domestic solution benefits all, urging Emily B to leave her dreary home for a time despite threats from her husband to harm their daughter. Readers are invited to learn the reasoning behind this cautious guidance.

Kathleen Norris Ito Emily B Emily

Ground Observer Corps Scans Sky Day and Night

More than 1 200 000 volunteer members of the Ground Observer Corps watch coastal skies 24 hours a day to detect aircraft. About 750 000 serve under Fighter Command from Maine to Florida, with observers posted six miles apart and reports relayed to strategic centers. The Kingston New York observation post is pictured with Chief Observer Mann and helpers.

Ground Observer Corps The Aircraft Warning Service United States I Fighter Command Maine Florida Kingston N. Y Mann

Pitching on Spring Training and Season Length

Grantland Rice cites Ty Cobb and Babe Ruth to argue spring training is excessive and harms peak performance. He advocates a three week home prep and a condensed season with balanced doubleheaders to keep players fresh and improve pennant races nationwide.

Ty Cobb Terre Haute Cobb Babe Ruth Ruth

Freight by Air Cost Gap From California to Australia

Air transport costs for freight that a Liberty ship could carry on a round trip from California to Australia run about 250 times higher than sea transport.

California Australia

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