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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1928
Page
7
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A proposed Quebec Assembly bill would prohibit marriages without a health certificate and expand divorce grounds including desertion and cruelty. Cuvillier argues the real cure for crime is preventing marriages by the incurably ill, while the bill would still allow divorce for multiple causes. In St Jerome a fire killed the shoemaker’s wife and two daughters, with six children saved from the blaze as seven members of the family faced injuries and critical burns.
Judge Ben Lindsey, renowned for children’s court work and proponent of companionate marriage, defeated Rabbi Simon in Washington by a 794 to 595 vote. The audience favored Lindsey’s affirmative that companionate marriage should be legalized, while Simon argued birth control has long existed and warned against legal expansion.
In Queens Village the safe deposit vault once held by Ruth Brown Snyder and Albert Snyder was opened before witnesses. The vault contained two 61000 mortgage bonds left to Mrs Brown by her daughters will, funds in life policies on the Snyders, receipted bills and two travel insurance policies at 240 each issued to Ruth and Albert Snyder.
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