FLYING FATALITY
DOCTOR THE VICTIM WIFE CRITICALLY INJURED SYDNEY, April 27 A fatal flying accident occurred yesterday near Scone, New South Wales. After spending the week-end in Sydney, Dr. H. K. Houston, aged 38, and his wife, whom he married three months ago, left for their home at Scone in their own aeroplane. While landing on a private aerodrome five miles from their destination the machine nose-dived .from a height of 500 ft and was completely wrecked. Dr. Houston was killed and his wife critically injured.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22404, 28 April 1936, Page 11
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