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British war bride held
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British war bride held

Associated Press · June 24, 1949

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Indianapolis--Mrs. Pamela Hurt, 17, British war bride, a native of London, England, waits with her two-year-old son, Robert, Jr., to go to jail. Policeman Irwin Schlomeyer said she admitted shooting her husband critically after he had threatened for 3 years to kill her.

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