Meeker and wife settle alimony after divorce case
Sela Sehanub Meeker of Nur alk releases her plumber husband Joan Meeker from further financial support under a court approved agreement. The deal, reached in Superior Court with Judge Beonard J. Nickerson, ends potential alimony disputes and waives claims to bank accounts, investments, and bonds.
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Nuralk
Joan Beeker
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Beonard J. Nickerson
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Meeker
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Look For Your Danger Signals and Get X-Rayed Teeth
Admonition to seek early dental examination and X rays to detect hidden teeth and gum issues. Emphasizes focal infections affecting overall health, urges prompt extraction of diseased pulpless teeth, and promotes painless radiography methods with modern anesthesia.
Fishing Fever Hits Attorney General in Weather Vibe
The attorney general faced a press conference as warm weather stirs fishing interest. He dodged many questions and pressed reporters for details on fishing around Champlain, sharing experiences and observations about fishing gear and methods.
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Attorney General
Washington
Champlain
Flood Waters Ravage Montreal Island Harbor Front
Flood waters and ice floes overwhelmed Montreal Island areas from Zacshine canal eastward to Parra pier with five miles under water. Dominien Coal's Hochelaga yard flooded. towers and discharge areas appeared submerged. Longueuil ferry docks and Dezerry street tunnel flooded. debris and timber clogged Hochelaga and Maisonneuve riverfronts as crowds watch streets turn to rivers. Conditions worsen in Manitoba with Brandon overflows and Portage la Prairie in crisis. boats used by farmers as floods rise. Saskatchewan districts report improvement.
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Zacshine Canal
Parra
Taucher Tier
Dominien Coal Company
Hochelaga
Winstpeg
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Brandon
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Justice asks to be relieved from sitting in case
Washington April 2 Judge William Kenyon asks to be relieved from sitting with the Eighth Federal Circuit court when it hears the government against International Harvester. The Department of Justice seeks a stricter dissolution decree. Kenyon told Sanborn he had worked on the case years ago as an assistant to the attorney general. Attorney General Sargent has informed that no further arguments will be submitted beyond the original brief.
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Washington
William
Work Not Named Co-Respondent in Symington Divorce
New York April 2 Norace Work a city financier residing at Madison No 2 was not named as co-respondent in the divorce suit brought by Thomas Symington wealthy clubman in the Supreme Court of New York County on March 26. The focal news agency later admitted its report contained an error confusing Work's connection with the case.
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Norace Work
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Grandson Born to Chief Justice Taft
April 2 4 bill appro blac 600 6 y at Poughkeepsie was vetoed Heesaena Smitty faday 7 taft family notes indicate a son born to Mr and Mrs Taft in Albany The text references the Taft family and a vetoed bill in Poughkeepsie with unclear details.
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Poughkeepsie
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