Bride slain after airborne wedding aboard plane
A bride who married two weeks earlier died of bullet wounds in Houston Monday night after an airborne wedding in Lake Charles. Mer. and Mrs. C O Meara had come to San Antonio to reverse their marriage intentions and flew to Lake Charles for the ceremony. Returning to Houston at 4446 Tennis Street, a pistol shot erupted as they landed, the bride slumping with a mouth wound and a 25 caliber automatic pistol found by her hand.
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Amended Divorce Case Highlights Gifford Custody Disputes
Florence Gifford alleges incompatibility and neglect by Walton Gifford, focusing on his business immersion. Superior Judge George Bartlett holds closed hearings with records later released to press. Custody awarded to Mrs. Gifford with visitation for the father during heal period. marriage began in Brooklyn in 1916.
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