SUITS FOR DIVORCE
COUPLE IN AMERICA. CHARGES MADE BY EACH. New York, Nov. 21. Bernard McFadden, publisher and physical culture exponent, did not make a success of the training of his own family, according to charges made by his wife in their cross-suits for divorce. Each party alleged that the other was unfaithful. The wife named one Betty Bennett as co-respondent and the husband named Baron Rosencranz. Then Mrs. McFadden named another lady and her husband named another man. Mrs. McFadden stated that her hus-! band forced his physical culture ideas on their six children against their will. McFadden--replied that his wife encouraged their children to smoke and drink.
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Taranaki Daily News, 2 December 1933, Page 6 (Supplement)
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