Dempsey Granted Divorce from Hannah Dempsey
White Plains officer William Harrison Dempsey U S Coast Guard Reserve former heavyweight boxing champion was granted an interlocutory divorce from Hannah Williams Dempsey former musical comedy actress Chief referee J Addison Young ruled the charge of infidelity proven beyond a doubt Woodall and Lew Jenkins were named as correspondents in the case The couple’s children Barbara 6 and Joan 8 were with their father in Scarsdale N Y Hannah Dempsey’s counter suit for separation was dismissed Jensen Woodall denial of intimacy in Los Angeles bungalow cited as defense The court will later decide custody and related matters
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Dempsey custody case moves toward findings and final decree
Driscoll will prepare findings of fact for Referee Young after five days notice to Mrs. Dempsey's counsel. Young may confer with attorneys on custody and support. An interlocutory period will delay final decree, length to be three, six months, or a year. This is Dempsey's second divorce, following Estelle Taylor's 1931 split. Mrs. Dempsey stays in a New York hotel. Dempsey on Coast Guard duty in Manhattan Beach.
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Girl Reporter Lost with Yarn New Haven Mystery
Police in nine states searched for Rose Brancato of West Haven, a member of the New Haven Journal Courier editorial staff, after she vanished yesterday while reporting a story. Authorities pursued all leads and urged the public to contact local precincts with information.
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Disappearance Reported During Yale Block Party Walk
Miss Brancato vanished Monday night while en route to a Yale block party hosted by the Army Air Force technical training command. The incident prompted searches around the campus area and requests for any witnesses to come forward with information.
Coonradt suit against Wolson and partners discontinued
Notice filed in the County Clerk's office marks a discontinuance of the legal action brought in Supreme Court by Frank and Minnie Coonradt against Harold Wolson Rondaker Markley and the Wood Flong Corp Inc.
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