Tale of Tragedy on the Submarine F-4
A lengthy account details the 21 crew members of the US submarine F-4 who perished in Honolulu harbor after sinking to the seabed. Divers attempted rescue, grappling hooks failed, and a diving bell was devised but could not lift the vessel. The piece laments their heroism and portrays the agonizing descent into suffocation, with vivid notes on depth pressure and the crew’s final moments.
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Honolulu
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Navy
W. C. Parks
National Aire
Wight
Captain’s final voyage F-4 crew perishes at sea
The exhausted captain slumps in his chair as death takes control of the ship’s wheels. The F-4 crew, overwhelmed by pressure and coma, sinks with the vessel. Historians may later note the wreck and recoveries when the hulk is raised.
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Death
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Three Die After Jail Delivery Attempt in Miami
In Miami Florida on Wednesday B H Ashley tried to free his brother John Ashley from death row. He shot the jailer outside the jail then fled when two policemen arrived. Policeman Riblett arrested him and Ashley shot Riblett twice. Officers returned fire and Ashley died on the way to jail while the policeman later died at a hospital.
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Fla
B. H. Ashley
John Ashley
Ashley
Riblett
Asheley
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