Long v. Long
Missouri Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
RUARK, Judge.
On September 11, 1953, respondent, then plaintiff, Ethel Long, filed' petition- for .divorce against Herbert Long,'the defendant-appellant, charging general indignities and praying for the care and custody of their two infant children. Defendant countered with answer and crosspetition wherein he charged plaintiff with improperly associating and corresponding with and accepting-gifts from other men,, with neglect of her children, with having left the defendant on at' least ten occasions, and with ungovernable- temper. He also prayed for care and' custody. ■ On trial'of the casé ”…
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