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OFF ON an aerial honeymoon. Lieutenant J. Elwood Boudin and bride climbing into the Honeymoon Ex
press at Boiling Field, Washington, while his fellow officers at the army aviation field showered them with
wedding confetti. Of course, the lieutenant refused to tell his destination. k
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NOT STUMPED, merely resting on one Henry Ford, after the
wearinc davs in court, where his libel suit is being heard.' takes
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AN .AERIAL wedding "was a feature of the New York Police Tield Day 'Meet at ' " '',4j
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