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The Dillon Herald

Location

Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1919

Page

7

Hawker Aims for Ireland to Newfoundland Transatlantic Flight

Australian aviator Harry G Hawker pilots a Sopwith machine with Rolls Royce Eagle engine, aiming to cross from Ireland to Newfoundland for The Daily Mail prize. The craft, built for long endurance, faced weather delays after initial test flights from St Johns Newfoundland on April 10. Hawker and navigator Grieve prepared with sextant and wireless, planning to reach Brooklands within roughly 23 hours if conditions permit.

Harry G. Hawker Atlantic Ireland Daily Mail England Hawker Newfoundland Grieve Ham C. W. H. Morgan St. John’s St. John's Arthur Partridge Royal Aero Club Newfouundland King George Sopwith Company Sopwith Mid Brooklands Cunard Carmania Grand Fleet North Sea Australia Great Britain Yarmouth Dublin H. G. Hawker Martinside F. Raynham Fairey S. Pickles Short J. C. P. Wood Whitehead A. Payne H. Sunstedt Major Wood Handley Page Admiralty

Airman McCusker leaps to death in flame crash

Frank McCusker of New York, a pilot for the Chicago Cleveland air mail route, leapt 200 feet from a burning plane today after announcing a record attempt. The machine failed, he died en route to a hospital. his skull and neck were fractured. McCusker, twenty three, was the youngest aviator in the service. Superintendent J W Jordan arranged body care and Pilot Lester Bishop took the mail to Chicago.

Cleveland Frank McCusker New York Chicago McCusker J. W. Jordan Chicago-Cleveland Lester Bishop Chicago - Cleveland

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