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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1946
Page
3
Kathleen Norris argues that elder misery harms younger people and urges aging individuals to become cheerful, active, and self occupying. She illustrates with a 74 year old Mary Cutter whose grief and fuss estranged her family, and contrasts with a positive grandmother who stays engaged and content.
Julia A. Randall at Mount Lebanon Penn, the first woman admitted to Carnegie Tech’s regular day college courses, won top honors in this year’s graduating fields. The piece notes war era plant work boosting female enrollment and hints that admissions may hinge on the record of women students.
Miss Norris argues that the final years can be good for many women if they prepare for aging. She notes fewer duties, freedom to pursue unfulfilled goals, and a quiet contentment as the main reward despite possible illness poverty or family worries.
Western Union release notes Virginia Vale Ennis Waters in Crack Up as a drunk, delayed by personal woes. Irving Reis then casts him with Pat O’Brien and Claire Trevor. Reports also praise Christofer Lynch on Voice of Firestone, Mitchum’s rise, The Whispering Cup, Suzy on County Fair, Peter Donald on Pot o Gold, Susan Douglas, Phil Baker’s Take It or Leave It, and foreign-language releases for The Doctor’s Edge.
A mixed set of trivia questions and provided answers covers topics from gunpowder origins to the Roman Circus Maximus seating capacity and Great Salt Lake outlet. It lists US constitutional session frequency and wartime expenditures, car industry employment, brain function, and Nevada’s postwar finances as stated.
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