First Wife Identified in Columbia Slaying
Mrs. Richard C. Burleson, wife of an army colonel, was shot dead in Columbia South Carolina. Police identified her slayer as Colonel Burleson’s first wife, from whom he was divorced in 1938. The photograph shows the first Mrs. Burleson from about 15 years ago.
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Colonel Burleson
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Thomas W Phelps of St. Louis and Clinton M Washburn of New York claim title as first king and queen of Honeymoon Isle. Washburn offers a two week free stay to honeymooners. marriage certificates must be within thirty days with references required.
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St. Louis
Honeymoon Isle
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Clinton M. Washburn
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