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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1943

Page

13

Martinique Head May Yield to Change of French Authority

New York July 1 report says Martinique High Commissioner Admiral Georges Robert invited the United States to name an envoy to fix terms for a change of French authority on the island. The move aims to align Martinique with the Allies while preserving French sovereignty and non intervention by American forces. The broadcast noted Robert's request under these conditions. U S Navy watches over the island as diplomatic ties with France remain severed. Robert had previously urged joining the Allied cause and sent letters to AP and the San Juan AP correspondent protesting American action.

New York Martinique Georges Robert United States Robert Ment Vichy Charles de Gaulle Henri Giraud French Committee For National Liberation North Africa FCC Acs Giraud General de Gaulle Cordell Hull Hull U. S. Navy Joseph B. Dynan Associated Press San Juan Puerto Rico Fort-de- France

June permits issued for garages and alterations see sirens

June permits issued here total 22 with an estimated value of 9 491 for 23 buildings. Charles W. Smith city building inspector reported most work was garages and resident alterations and additions. Permits also secured for new sirens. Read the classified headings for complete catalogue.

Charles W. Smith Lomplete

Broken-Hearted Advice on a Troubled Marriage

A columnist counsels a woman labeled “Broken-Hearted” in a troubled marriage with X. The advice urges divorce, employment, and church involvement, warning that X is a chronic chaser and drinker. The reader is advised to sue for divorce and seek stability to attract a decent partner.

Betty Brainerd

Einstein Joins Navy as Ordnance Bureau Staff Member

Albert Einstein, the world famous physicist who arrived in the United States in 1933, has signed with the U.S. Navy as a staff member extraordinary of the ordnance bureau. He will assist the Navy in scientific matters and contribute his expertise. He came to America seeking refuge and continues to work on scientific problems valuable to national defense.

Albert Einstein U.S. Navy Ordnance Bureau U. S

Kruschen Salts Promises Quick Relief For Constipation

An old advertisement touts Kruschen Salts as an easy method to soften hard stools and relieve constipation fast. It recommends a daily 1 teaspoon in hot water, followed by breakfast tea or coffee, with effects usually felt within 30 minutes. Users are urged to take for five days and adjust dosage to achieve easy movements.

Jkauff

Dear Betty Brainerd chronicles and unhappy brides of two

Betty Brainerd dispenses wartime advice to readers about marital strain in two letters. The first laments a soldier husband whose wife drains savings for luxuries, while the second, from an unhappy bride, describes a troubled marriage, alcohol issues, and financial stress as a divorced man pursues another relationship.

Betty Brainerd

Untitled note hints at relationship strain and imminent separation

The speaker states that once the children are back with their mother and X saves enough money for her to live on until she secures work, he plans to leave. The remark reflects financial stress and anticipated breakup in a troubled relationship, with emphasis on responsibility and independence.

Blue Bird Red Cross

Exile from Germany Hints at Search Work

Fragmentary note suggests German exile related to search work. First straw hats possibly wire worn by Romans referenced in garbled text. No clear names, dates, or places available to confirm a full item.

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