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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1963
Page
1
A Fairfield divorcee named Mary Kovacs Menhart won Superior Court permission to discard her ex husband creditor’s name and resume her maiden name, asserting she was harassed and annoyed by him yesterday.
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Judge Norman M. Dube ruled that a Fairfield woman may resume her maiden name Mary Kovacs after divorcing Stephen Menhart on December 12, 1952. The case noted past debts and the husband’s remarriage as factors in allowing the name change.
Sherry Whiting Shoemaker of Bridgeport and Capt. Robert Shoemaker of Pittsburgh agreed after a partial Superior court hearing that he may take two of their four children to Japan this summer provided they return for school in September. The judge granted custody to Mrs. Shoemaker with visit rights for the father and set temporary alimony and child support, plus counsel fees, while two younger sons stay with their mother.
Zenith Radio Corp. said it will substantially accelerate television set production through September due to record distributor orders. Color sets are sold out through August and black and white receivers show a new record, announced by L. C. Truesdell, president of Zenith Sales Corp. Korea may start a lottery.
A Glasgow court has upheld a wife's right to leave a husband who drinks excessively. The decision supports a spouse seeking separation on grounds of habitual drunkenness.
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