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Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 08, 1939

Page

3

Victim of Headaches and Flight Perils on Canyon Wreck

Kitty Medill fights to free Sarah Lynn trapped under wreckage after a plane crash. With night in the canyon and scarce water, Kitty tends to her passenger, recalls Fresno rescue, and vows to get them out as planes and rescuers close in. The scene ends with Planes overhead and a promise of dawn rescue.

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Stunt Mier Voice Rasps Through Crashed Moment

Stunt performer Mier described her voice as rasped and torn after a crash, saying quote Just everything in the world end quote, and remarking that they care little as danger lingers.

Stunt Mier

King's all metal Flamingo ordered from Toronto firm

The British air ministry announced De Havilland Aircraft Co will supply an all metal Flamingo for the King and royal household. The plane, identical to the Hatfield model, weighs 7 1/2 tons, cruises at 210 mph, carries 10 passengers plus crew of three, and has a 1250 mile range with two 890 horsepower Bristol Perseus engines.

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Michigan governor vetoes tail docking bill for horses

Governor Loren D. Dickinson of Michigan vetoed a legislative measure permitting docking or bobbing horses tails. In a veto message he quipped about why the Almighty did not make tails shorter, signaling his opposition to the proposed law.

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