Young America New Year Contest Winners Named
Elsie Robinson celebrates New Year with a Young America page denouncing dependency on parents and urging self reliance. Prize winners Lacey Mae Dodson of Detroit and Theodore Bawer of New York City receive $25 each for essays on career choice and civic service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacey Mae Dodson
Detroit
Mich
Theodore Bawer
New York
Lacey
Pamen
Zomr
Fairfield Avenue
Mick
New York City
Miss Robinson
God
Fheodore Bawer
East 6Th St
New Horian
William Claycombe
Verona
Bul
Tony
Young
America
William Claxcombe
School
St. Verona
Ray McGraw
Pineland
Texas
Shane
George Bernard
George Himslf
Elsie"rodinson
Young America
Pye
Detroit, Mich
Sixth St
Dead Marriages and How to Save Them, Kathleen Norris
Kathleen Norris argues many marriages die in midlife and warns women to study early symptoms and apply prevention. She cites money as the main enemy, urges shared budgeting, reduced expenses, and open communication to revive harmony and avoid despair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bernard
Don Jacques Perreault
N. Magnola
Chicago
Jettee
George H. Freiwald
Springfeld
Mils Hobinson
Kathleen Norris
Kathleen Norrig
Fizteen
Beth Sandiglig
Orson Welles Broadcasts Stir Community Chorus of Fear
A fragmentary report describes Orson Welles and a cooperative firm named Welles and Wells triggering panic with a radio broadcast. Residents recall mixed reactions, claiming the event caused fear then relief, while critics lament timing and consequences.
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Elsie Robinson
Elsie
Bill
Mom
Pop
Junior
Sis
George
Springfield
Wolldas Chaygombe
Veni Pa
Dad
Europe
Paris
Mother
Marla
Jean
Orson Welles
Orson
Holocausta
Stepe
NRA
H. G. Wells
Mara
Baer
Welles and Welle
Welles and Wells
Nickal
Naval
King Peatures