Natives See Planes Crash in Tree Tops
The natives observed a plane crash into tree tops and reacted by gesticulating among themselves for several minutes before fleeing down the slope as fast as possible.
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1932
Page
5
The natives observed a plane crash into tree tops and reacted by gesticulating among themselves for several minutes before fleeing down the slope as fast as possible.
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The navigation division of the commerce department reports that US scheduled air transport services carried 2,201,395 passengers and 441,137,000 miles of express service in the first half of 1931, with passenger totals up from the same period in 1930.
The Department Emerce has delivered the world’s largest airway beacon system. Each beacon produces about 1,780,000 candlepower and units are planned for mounting across the United States.
Mrs. T. J. King of Patmos and Mrs. J. E. Cassidy of Hope underwent admissions and operations at Julia Chester hospital this week. W. M. England of Spring Hill and J. J. Light of Shower Springs were admitted for treatment. J. W. Patterson Jr. of Hope returned home after tonsil removal. Mrs. J. E. Cox of Falcon and Mrs. J. C. Walters of Falton faced hospital procedures.
In Hempstead County Arkansas a chancery case The Federal Land Bank of St Louis files against N C Willett et al and specifically warns G T Blankenship and Mrs G T Blankenship to appear within thirty days and answer the complaint. Clerk Willie Harris seals the order dated September 6 1932 with subsequent dates.
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