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Lovelorn #35 (1953)

American Comics Group · 1953 · 36 pages

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Contains 4 stories
The Lady and the Law
7 pp · romance
Janet BaxterMrs. BaxterMr. BaxterRoddyTommy NelsonFrank

In "The Lady and the Law," Janet Baxter—used to wielding her family’s influence—finds her romance with policeman Tommy Nelson tested when her privilege leads to resentment. When a flood forces the town’s wealthy to flee, Janet stays behind to shelter those left behind, proving her changed heart. Tommy, witnessing her sacrifice, begins to see her in a new light.

Too Young to Love
5 pp · romance
Arlene GrayMr. GrayMrs. GrayChuck WestcottGertJustice of the Peace

Arlene Gray and Chuck Westcott are deeply in love, but her parents send her away to a boarding school. Determined to be together, Arlene runs away with Chuck to marry him at a justice of the peace in another state, using a forged letter to claim permission. The Justice, recalling his own daughter’s teenage marriage and the struggles that followed, shares a cautionary tale of a couple who couldn’t support themselves and now bicker constantly. Moved by the warning, Arlene and Chuck decide to wait until they’re older before tying the knot. After they leave, the Justice quietly congratulates his son and daughter on their convincing performance as a bitter, struggling couple.

Job for a Woman!
6 pp · romance
Jean HarrowJed BurtonBud HalleyHal Brewer

Jean Harrow takes on a men-only car sales job, proving her worth despite skepticism from Jed Burton. When fellow worker Bud Halley crosses a line, Jed intervenes—but warns Jean she’ll be fired if it happens again. She turns to Hal Brewer, using her charm to close a major deal, only to face a shocking ultimatum.

Love Hasn't Changed
8 pp · romance
Mrs. Whitney Dulcimer [nee Emily Cartwright]Kearney RidgewaterMr. CartwrightMrs. Cartwright"Big Boss" WheelerWhitney DulcimerTed

In "Love Hasn't Changed," a young woman torn between love and ambition crosses paths with Mrs. Whitney Dulcimer, the formidable publisher of a newspaper, who shares a surprising story from her own past. As Mrs. Dulcimer recounts her youthful days as a radical "Bloomer girl" fighting for women's rights before marrying Whitney, the young woman begins to wonder if love and independence aren’t as far apart as she once believed.

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