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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1952
Page
5
A French actress comments on American marriages, suggesting husbands are less domineering and that wives halt their mothers’ authority. She muses on female work speed, rests before husbands come home, and whether maturity affects romance.
Foreign ships did not ply the Great Lakes regularly until 1935 when the Norwegian Pjell Line established service. Since then seven foreign lines operate into the lakes, with ship lengths limited to 258 feet to fit the St. Lawrence River locks.
The VFW plans a bloodmobile event Friday from 10 a.m. to 4 45 p.m. to meet rising defense needs and holiday demands. Howard Cahill chairs Blood Donor efforts with Harold Patton and Commander Phill Hollis leading recruitment and committee work. Local nurses and physicians assist, and blood replacements are provided free, as in Red Cross support for patients nationwide.
New CIO president stated blood used by her sister could cost 50 dollars per unit if not replaceable. Oward Cahill, local Blood Chairman, requests immediate replacement from Washington Regional Blood Center. Donors signed by VFW slips or wishing to donate Friday should call Red Cross at 5785 or 5412 on Wednesday or Thursday 9 am to 5 pm to schedule. Ladies Auxiliary of the VFW and Red Cross staff will assist with appointments.
Only two men operate a diesel locomotive the engineer and the fireman helper.
At White Sulphur Springs the American Council of Railroad Women showcased women already holding senior posts such as vice president and passenger traffic manager. Notable figures include Miss Oliver W. Dennis of Baltimore and Mrs. Edith J. Alden of Chicago, with others from Chicago Los Angeles Norfolk and San Francisco. The piece notes railways increasingly hire women to attract female travelers and to reflect the nation’s demographics.
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