Good columnists/correspondents to read from World War II?

[NormanStewart]

Forgot to mention Mrs. Walter Ferguson, though I have some personal disagreements with her columns at times:

Ferguson: An angry view of marriage (1-12-44)

The Pittsburgh Press (January 12, 1944) [img] Ferguson: An angry view of marriage By Mrs. Walter Ferguson Alma Booker of Pittsburgh is a valued correspondent, because she does such a swell job of romping on a columnist. Believing in moral as well as economic and political freedom for women, she offers some fine arguments to make her point: Why do you defend the state of marriage? It needs no defense, for it’s still the best of chiseling rackets for women, although they haven’t sense en…