Barbara Hutton Haugwitz Reventlow Seeks Separation From Danish Count
Danish authorities indicate the Copenhagen city court will handle a separation suit if filed by Barbara Hutton Haugwitz-Reventlow against Count Court Haugwitz-Reventlow. Divorce requires two and a half years of separation unless infidelity or cruel treatment is proven, with jurisdiction often in cases where both parties live abroad. The affair centers on custody of their two year old son Lance and possible future divorce.
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Copenhagen
Ministry of Justice
Barbara Hutton Haugwitz-Reventlow
Count Court Haugwitz
Denmark
London
Henning Repsdorph
Daily Mail
Count Court Haugwitz-Reventiow
Repsdorph
Lance
Respdorph
Prince Alexis Mdivani
Lutie C. Shuttleworth
Pelham Bay
New York City
Daugter
Betty
Cowboys Track Down Mexican Cattle Rustlers
Ed Carraway and Shorty Rogers pursue stolen cattle from a Dale Durango ranch across the border into Mexico after noting six riders and varied hoof tracks. Bill Baron plans a solo border patrol to uncover thefts blamed on Yaqui Indians while Ellen Dalenau grapples with danger and loyalty.
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Dale-Durango Rancho
Ed Carraway
Shorty
Mexico
DD Ranch
Bill Baron
Bill
Felix Montoya
Felix
Buckshot Brown
Ellen
Buckshot
Doc
Klien
Ellen Dalenau
Hell
Farming community notes on rain and family visits
The Morgan County Rocky Ford column records light rain relief and a string of social visits. Families including the Wallaces Stephenson Taylors Edwards Singleton and McNutt share Sunday and weekend gatherings with relatives and friends across Pleasant View Rock Springs and nearby homes.
Local Family Visits and Church Attendance Noted
Sunday visitors and attendees are listed as Mrs Andrew Taylor and son Jim Garner and daughter visited here. Mr and Mrs John Moor saw her mother Saturday. Mrs James Coy Breedlove and Shirley Wallace were in Neel Saturday night. Speakman and Higdon attended preaching Sunday. Rock Springs residents also attended. John Edward visited Decatur Saturday. Mr and Mrs Leeman and son of Birmingham visited. Miss Jewell Bridges spent Monday with Miss Idalene Self.
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Mervin Wallace
Addie Wallace
Herman West
Fred Stephenson
Pauline
Corinne Yates
Pleasant View
Lois Wallace
Judson James
Macedonia
Henry Taylor
Andrew Taylor
Levina Roberts
Martha Wallace
Ordie Wallace
Richard Wallace
Etta Wallace
Andrew Edwards
Ray
Lee Singleton
Rock Springs
J. H. Layton
Marion Reed
Gaines McNutt
Jim Garner
John Moor
James Coy Breedlove
Shirley Wallace
Neel
Mr Speakman
Seldon Higdon
John Edward
Decatur
Seloies ‘Leeman and Son
Birmingham
Jewell Bridges
Idalene Self
Sheriff Opposing Kangaroo Courts In Limestone County
Four young men jailed in Limestone County were arraigned on assault and battery charges after a jail beating of H. M. Reyer following a claimed kangaroo court. The case was not pressed due to lack of evidence, and Sheriff J. E. Wellden vowed to halt the inmate kangaroo court system in the county.
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Athens
Ala
County
Limestone County
H. M. Reyer
J. Eb.“Wellden
Love strike ends today in Irvington
Mrs. Medi Heusser, a red haired divorcee and mother of two, said she would end her love strike at the home of Rollo K. Blanchard, a water meter manufacturer, after a week of vigil. Blanchard moved his children and staff to his yacht on the Hudson. Heusser told her attorney she would return to Scarsdale, while Blanchard denied proposed marriage and called her an unwelcome guest.
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Irvington
N. Y
Medi Heusser
Rollo K. Blanchard
Local community notes from Ellisville area events
A crowded gathering attends Friendship Sunday singing. Miss Trannie Aldridge returns home from the Students Career conference in Montevallo. Helen Teague visits in Decatur and Guinline Templeton hosts Sunday. The Aldridge family, Oliver family and friends vacation to Huntsville and Cedar Mountain for a wedding at Jasper. Dorothy Aldridge, Irvin Aldridge and Eula Aldridge noted with local visits and dinners.
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Friendship Sunny
Trannie Aldridge
Montevallo
Helen Teague
Decatur
Lee Nell Looney
Louise Oliver
Mable Aldridge
Mable
Cressie Segars
Guinline Templeton
Flim Oliver
Hartselle
Felix Aldridge
Opal Chaney
Coleman Rollins
Jasper
Cedar Mt
Cedar MI
Dorothy Aldridge
J. N. Aldridge
Albert Walker
Irvin Aldridge
Moulton
Eulas Oliver
Danville
Eula Aldridge
Eula McDonald
Friendship
Williams Speech May Draw Inquiry
Senator King said a speech by Aubrey Williams former WPA administrator could justify a senate investigation. Williams appealed to a workers alliance delegation to keep friends of the unemployed in control of the government. He charged the Roosevelt administration showed what the government should do for the jobless.
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Washington
King
Utah
Aubrey Williams
WPA
Williams
Workers Aliance
Relief Labor Organization
Roosevelt
Prison prisoners face fund demands amid coercive tactics
A fragment notes that defendants unable or unwilling to contribute to a prisoners' tobacco and luxury fund suffer harm from coercive practices. The line underscores punitive pressure within the system and variance in inmate treatment.
Legion Post 15 Dedication of Fort Stephen Decatur Armory
After the Great War, Decatur’s American Legion Post 15 secured a permanent home. Fort Stephen Decatur will be dedicated on Friday July 1 with the armory offered to townspeople for meetings and social events. The Legion’s quiet, constructive efforts since 1917 have grown into a lasting civic achievement.
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Decatur
American Legion
Legion Post 15
Fort Stephen Decatur
Legionnaires
Glee Club Names Dorothy McClure Secretary Treasurer
Florence State Teachers College glee club selects Dorothy McClure of 411 Prospect Drive Decatur as secretary treasurer for the summer quarter. McClure, a sophomore, attends twice weekly meetings with president Myrl Davis and music department head Naomi Yost to plan a musically constructive program.
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Glee Club
Florence State Teachers College
Dorothy McClure
Prospect Drive
Decatur
McClure
Myrl Davis
Jasper
Naomi Yost
Department of
Ringling Goes Back to Barn as Strike Ends Summer Tour
The Ringling Brothers and Bailey circus ends its 30 week run in Scranton after a strike. About 1,600 employees walked out over a 25 percent wage cut, forcing the troupe to roll south toward winter quarters in Sarasota.
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Scranton
Ringling Brothers’, and Bailey Circus
Sarasota
Doll hats set to become next vogue in fashion
New York millinery stylists after a Paris show predict small doll hats will lead the next feminine vogue. The hats sit atop the head with ribbons at the back under the hair in wine red russet and moss green. Styles draw inspiration from portraits of Madame Du Barry.
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New York
Paris
Madame du Barry
Nye and Langer clash as North Dakota primary opens
In Fargo and across North Dakota a bitter battle between Senator Gerald P. Nye and Governor William Langer dominates the Republican primary. Both seek the party’s nomination for senator while Democrats run largely unopposed in early polling.
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Fargo
N. D
United States
Gerald P. Nye
William Langer
New City County Softball League Plays Night Games
Flood lights at the Athens fairgrounds enable a two loop softball league to play night games for the rest of the summer with city and county teams competing. Proceeds go to aid crippled children of the county.
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Athens
Ala
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