When a Serviceman Wants a Divorce by Kathleen Norris
Kathleen Norris counsels how a wife should handle a serviceman’s divorce letter. She urges calm, cheerful restraint, and continued home life to seek truth, noting many men return changed but not fully ruined. Violet’s case shows similar heartbreak and advice to maintain steady, pleasant correspondence.
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Kathleen Norris
Joe
Belgium
Licely
Vera
Violet
America
Notes and Echoes from a Busy Night in New York
An eclectic column notes Halsey and De Gaulle quips, wartime jabs, and social table talk. It recalls Russia’s Japan clash forecasts, Ways and Means quips on living wages, and snappy gossip from Cub Room to Stork Club. Mentions Justice Murphy, Chopin operetta Polonaise, Petain criticism, and Arch Oboler behavior quirks.
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Fanny Ward
Toodoos
Supreme Court
Frank Murphy
Trani
Justice
Kiepura
Marta Eggerth
Kurt Bois
mittel-Europa
David Lichine
Tanya
He ll Get Over It The War Loneliness and Divorce Temptation
A wartime column explains how long separations drive soldiers to seek divorce for new partners abroad. It notes loneliness, flattery from younger women, and the difficulty and pain for wives, urging wives to ignore or minimize such letters.
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Europe
Pacific
Miss Norris
Bring Your Own Silver
A fragment notes how ancient table etiquette ranked guests by utensil quality. Wealthy hosts sent an attendant with cutlery to diners, with seating decided by the tableware quality, pewter implying lower status.
Veterans Bill push eyed by White House and Congress
This weekly veterans column reports on likely G I Bill expansions. President Truman backs broader hospitalization training education and re employment for veterans while agencies and groups like the American Bar Association and American Legion support clarifying amendments. Readers ask about discharge records allotments job rights and veteran aid for family support.
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Congress
Truman
Veterans Administration
American Bar Association
The
American Institute of Banking
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
R. R
Marshalltown
Iowa
Stilacoom
Wash. A
J. F
Schenectady
Vida
Navy
W. L
Mora
Minn
U.S. A
Reader
Hayden
Cojo
Hip
Ty Cobb Names Shoeless Joe Jackson As Greatest Hitter
Ty Cobb credits Shoeless Joe Jackson for extraordinary hitting in the dead ball era. He recalls Jackson's high averages despite doctored balls, compares to Babe Ruth, Nap Lajoie, and Cy Young, and reflects on pitching power and his own slugging attempts.
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Ty Cobb
Cobb
Joe Jackson
Jackson
Joe
Babe Ruth
Babe
Nap Lajole
Lajole
Boston
Avery
Lajoie
St. Louis
Walter Johnson
Ed Walsh
Cy Young
Walter
Johnson
Bath cabinet and garden flower patterns offered at 10 canto
Local ad lists pattern No 204 for a bathroom cabinet and pattern No 206 for a garden flower painting, each priced at 10 canto. Lend request to:
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Hirohito
Tokyo
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de Gaulle
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Pres. Truman
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Minnesota
Traitor Petain
Boo-Haney Cansists
Petain
France
Nutzl
Verminy
Germany
Federal
Enduro
Metropole
Chateaubriand
Arch Oboler
Kerrickters
Oboler
Obolert
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Metro
Washington Bureau of
Western News
Joiier Union
Ye Street
Washington, D.a
Abon
Bageball
Mes
Ruth Wyeth
Sping
Bedford Hille
New York
Locke Stove CO
West 11Th St
Kansas City
SLOAN
National War Fund
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