Help Happy G I Wives Bored by German Life
Betty O Regan, wife of an AP correspondent, describes American wives in the U S zone of Germany. She notes abundant American amenities yet widespread boredom from servant dominance, lack of home culture, and limited German social access, with bridge clubs, quartermaster frustrations, and couples social circles shaping postwar life. Unmarried GIs fare better through German contact and local affairs.
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Prospect Club Raided In Cincinnati Liquor Bust
Police raided the Prospect Club in downtown Cincinnati and arrested the owner and a bartender on a charge of keeping a place where liquor is sold or given away.
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North Industry School Spring Program Tonight and Tuesday
North Industry School presents its annual spring program at 8 p m in the school auditorium. The event features the third grade Tonette band directed by Mrs Edgar Heist Mrs H C Clagson and Mrs Alva Stein performing a western roundup. The fourth fifth and sixth grades participate in additional numbers.
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