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A marriage on the verge of breaking up

Even when people ask for advice, what they really want is insight into their problem

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“Someone You Know” was a weekly radio program on the network of the American Broadcasting Company for thirteen weeks during the autumn of 1949. This program was sponsored by the Protestant Radio Commission in cooperation with the Federal Council's Department of Pastoral Services and the Public Affairs Department of A.B.C.

Each program consisted of a play on a particular problem in human relations followed by a panel discussion of the subject treated in the play. By permission of the sponsors, we present a brief synopsis of one of the plays, together with a transcript of the panel discussion.

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  1. Lloyd E. Foster
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  2. Thomas J. Bigham Jr.
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  3. John A. P. Millet
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Foster, L.E., Bigham, T.J. & Millet, J.A.P. A marriage on the verge of breaking up. Pastoral Psychol 1, 48–50 (1950). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01744010

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