Paul Bunge, 1939 February 2

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"Flash,..Tampa, Fla,...Paul Bunge, middle-aged poet, ‘cal-

lously murdered wife and two children...financial troubles
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death, will have it done for him by the state..." CRIME
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lously murdered wife and two children..,financial troubles
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will have it done for him by the state
ECTIVE, October, 1938, page 99

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Paul Bunge executed on 1939-02-02 in Florida (FL)
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