Rev Fr Hann at Lions Club on Europe and freedom
Rev Fr J G Hann of St Marys Catholic Church spoke at the Lions Club luncheon at Hotel Alexander. He urged Americans to value freedom of press speech and worship, contrasted with persecution in Germany and Communist influence, noting Germany taxes military needs and urging awareness of foreign ism agitators among U S groups. Attendees included L B Feaga Frederick S 3B Breth K A Stone Waynesboro Pa, Robert Wyand Boonsboro and P A Logue Hagerstown.
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J. G. Hann
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Lions Club
Hotel Alexander
Father Hann
Europe
Russia
Italy
Germany
Hitler
Hann
L. B. Feaga
Frederick
S. 3B. Breth
K. A. Stone
Waynesboro
Robert Wyand
Boonsboro
P. A. Logue
Hagerstown
Jaycees To Hold Monthly Meeting Thursday
The Ha gerstown Junior Chamber of Commerce general members meet Thursday evening at Hotel Alexander. The Civil Identification committee leads a program reviewing progress in the Fingerprinting Activity. Attendees may record prints and learn Civil Identification advantages. A social and refreshment session is planned.
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Hagerstown
Rabbi Addresses Zonta on Progress and Women's Role
Rabbi Baruch Rabinowitz spoke to the Zonta Club on progress as laughter and the status of women as barometers of civilization. He urged women to lead toward peace, equality in government, and influence in diplomacy, noting wars will persist without women's representation. Mrs Rabinowitz attended, and plans included a cornerstone autograph and National Convention delegation assignments with committee appointments listed.
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Baruch Rabinowitz
Zonta Club
New York
Dorothy Thompson
Rabinowitz
James Findlay
Graham McNamee
Pauline Blackford
Cecelia Luther
Zonta
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Emma Patterson
LaRue Browning
Wiizabeth Ewald
Mother Kaplan
Charlotte Minnich
Emna Patterson
Evelyn Luke
Bertha Negley
Eleanor Merman
Katharine Healy
Lana Lang
Electa Zeigler
Mma Patterson
Martha McCraw
Nancy Ramaccioti
Clara W. Wachter
Alberta Mobley
Cecile Seibert
Martha McGraw
Service
Helen Mottmeier
Gladys Coffman
Mand MM. Way
WE WOMEN By BETTY BRAINERD
Dear Betty Brainerd shares a reader's tale of marital strain after a husband seeks a son, an affair, and the impact on five daughters. The letter describes separation, a return, hopes for reform, and ongoing family hardship. The piece reflects advice column tone and social mores of the era.
Forsaken Wife Seeks Legal Help After Police Threats
A woman describes repeated infidelity by her husband, threats to family safety, and extreme poverty. She asks what to do next and pleads for guidance, noting she cooks, cleans, and seeks work while health declines. The letter ends with a plea to consult a top lawyer.
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Lama
Christian
Advice Column Promotes Divorce and Child Custody Action
A persuasive plea urges a woman to file for separate maintenance and divorce to escape an abusive marriage. It promises custody of children and support, warns against informing the husband, and encourages legal steps while stressing confidentiality of correspondence with pen name Betty Brainerd at 89 Madison Ave New York City.
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Hint
Betty Brainerd
Madison Ave
New York City
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Crane
South Potomac Stree
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Happy
Carter
Hays
R.m.hays & Bros., Inc
West Washington St
Daily
Lushband
R. D. McKee
Are
Nature
Anniver
Kay’s
Ine AN Tah Company
Washington Street
Betty Branead
Earles
Washington St
Kay
Scholl
Atari Drug
Ee D'Scholls
Brown’s
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