Two Die As Plane Crashes At National Air Races
Lieutenant J P De Shazo a crack navy flier and a concession stand operator were killed when De Shazo's Navy pursuit plane sideslipped at Curtiss Field Chicago traveling 125 miles an hour. He died en route to hospital after being pulled from the wreckage. Embers and wreckage described as witnesses saw the crash near the grandstand.
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J. P. de Shazo
Navy
Curtiss Field
Chicago
de Shazo
Widow arrives in New York after husband vanishes at sea
Mrs. Jesse Gary Black widow of Baltimore publisher Van Lear Black arrives in New York aboard the Majestic after learning her husband was reported missing from his yacht while he sailed from Baltimore to New York.
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Southampton
England
New York
Baltimore
Jesse Gary Black
van Lear Black
Majestic
New York City
von Gronau
Ace
City Hall
Fritz Albrecht
Franz Hack
Capt
Edward Zimmer
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Kent
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Pacine & Atlantic
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Lakewood
Byrd
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Pacific & Atlantic
Hanford MacNider
Canada
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Pacific & Atlant
George Claude
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Boutith Sharkey
Jack Sharkey
Madison Square Gardens
Yankee Stadium
J. Buckley
Sharkey
Frank Bruen
Garden
Tom McArdle
Felipe Campoloe
Midow
Lourdes Grotto
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Ireland
American Agrriculture College
Washington, D. C
F. J. Kilholz
University of Ilinois
G. S. Butts
Cornel
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Bureau of Entomology
Pacific & Atlantic Photos, Inc
Paris
France
Atlantic
L. T. R. Diedonne Costes
Maurice Bellonte
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Henry Clews
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