Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 October 1948 — Page 10

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. By JACK THOMPSON Marion County judges believe the post-war divorce boom has!S Just about reached an end. Records at the Court House show 3750 divorce suits have been filed so far this year. In the . same period last year there Were. 4200, U. 8. Public Health Service ng-| ures show a 25 per cent drop in! the nation’s divorce rate from! 19046 to 1947. A spot check of court records in all parts of the *country indicate the trend is continuing this year, the Health| Bervice reported, - What's the reason? Getting Readjusted World War II veterans who! « married hastily before going! overseas are readjusting themgelves to civilian life. With their husbands back, women are settling down to the job of rearing families, | Those are the conclusions reached hére by Judges John L.| Niblack, Walter Pritchard. Lloyd Claycombe, Ralph Hamill, Willlam R. Higgins and Hezzie B. Pike. Several of the judges, however, | had strong opinions on the causes |= of broken homes, “ ‘Hollywooditis’ is responsible 5 for the majority of divorces,” Judge Niblack asserted

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2 POpoOrs ‘and peanuts and are enthralled by their favorite star. Next. day they see in the news-| paper Their movie hero or hegoine = is getting a divorce. So, why shouldn’t they follow suit?” “Hollywood is educating the = public to believe divorce is|S proper.” The jurist went on to explain’ the high divorce rate. “There was a temporary bulge, in marriage during. thé war” he said. “Consequently, it is natural'= there should be a corresponding rise in post-war divorces.”

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President William Hutcheson of the International Carpenters’ Union was assailed by Andrew Jacobs, Democratic nominee for Congress last night at a banquet for the members of two other AFL unions at the Spencer Hoted. Mr. Jacobs appeared with his: Republican opponent, George Denny, criticized the Communist affidavit provision of the TaftHartley Act. Candidates for prosecuting attorney, Frank Fairchild, Republi can, and George Dailey, Democrat, also spoke at. the affair for the first time, on the same platform. Mr. Denny said many labor = leaders favored the Taft-Hartley'S

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