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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1945
Page
3
Kathleen Norris argues the illegitimate child bears harsher social and legal handicap than a felon’s child. She urges marriage for the parents, warns that naming and status shape the child’s future, and notes a lawyer’s phrase that the baby is the client.
A sentenced man faces a long prison term and a young woman becomes the mother of his child. She favors marriage to secure social status, while the father under control opposes it, fearing stigma. Miss Norris argues marriage benefits mother and child more than illegitimacy.
Color can brighten a kitchen by reflecting light. For sunny rooms, use cool hues like blue and green. in dark spaces, warm tones such as yellow, orange, and cream work best. Limit vivid colors to small accents like curtains, dishes, and utensils.
St. Louis Cardinals owner Sam Breadon extols rookie Albert Schoendienst as the standout prospect of 1945, claiming he surpasses Stan Musial in potential. Schoendienst, a versatile infielder and outfielder, rose from tryouts in Germantown to top minor leagues, then to Rochester, Ports mouth, Albany, and a wartime arrival into the Cardinals system. The piece contrasts his projected impact with postwar greats Joe Gordon and Bobby Doerr, noting Schoendienst’s switch-hitting and overcoming a near-blind left eye.
In 1901 Gen Horace Carpentier endowed Columbia University’s Department of Chinese and named the Dean Lung chair after his Chinese valet, Dean Lung. The chair remains the world’s only professorial chair established in honor of a servant.
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