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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1919

Page

8

Airship Stands Out In 3600 Mile Flight Into Mineola

A colossal airship, the B-34, traveled from Scotland to Mineola amid high winds and dense clouds. The spectacle included a 2000 foot parachute drop by an officer to guide the landing at Roosevelt Field as crowds cheered the stowaway spectators.

Scotland Trinity Bay N. F East Fortune Mineola Roosevelt Field Army Navy

R 34 Transatlantic Airship Landing At Roosevelt Field

The R-34 completed a 3200 mile Atlantic crossing in 59 hours in strong winds and storms. Major G H Scott led the crew of 30 plus one stowaway, signaling triumph after a perilous flight and a dramatic ground landing at Roosevelt Field.

G. H. Scott Major Scott Roosevelt Field Atlantic Ocean Newfoundland

Weeden Urges Support for League and Rhine Peace Terms

Rev Dr Charles F Weeden urged support for the League of Nations and to follow Pershing's advice to keep troops on the Rhine until Germany completes peace terms. He spoke at Park Street Center last evening about the Soldier of Tomorrow.

League of Nations Pershing Rhine Germany Charles F. Weeden Park Street Ce

Pritchard Executes Parachute Jump At Mooring

Major John Edward M. Pritchard of the B-34 leaped from the airship at 2000 feet over Mineola New York and landed safely after a two minute descent. He was to take charge of landing operations in place of Major Fuller who had gone to Montauk.

British Air Ministry Mineola G. H. Scott Hugh Fuller Boston R i John Edward M. Pritchard Fuller P. J. Barnes United States Navy Roosevelt Field United States E. M. Maitland Royal Air Force Garden City N. Y Montauk Pritchard

Hero Binns Writes Story for The Post

Jack Binns, noted for signaling S O S from the Republic wreck, pens today’s Post story on the B-34 landing. He is currently on the staff of the New York Tribune.

Hero Binns THE POST Jack Binns Republic Binns New York Tribune

Martin Kane Dies in Bed at 41

Martin Kane aged 41 of 214 Shawmut avenue was found dead in bed Saturday night by landlady Agnes Jacobs. The body lies at Southmorgue. Death attributed to heat and illness.

Martin Kane Shawmut Avenue Agnes Jacobs Southmorgue

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