Navy Frigate Rescue Efforts For NC4 At Sea
Reports from Washington detail Allied search efforts for the NC4 aircraft and its crew after a transatlantic leg encountered gale and heavy seas near the Azores. Admiral Jackson’s dispatches note damaged wings and a broken propeller on the NC4, while destroyers, battleships Florida and Texas, and carrier forces scour the area.
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Hawker Grieve Launch Atlantic Flight From Ireland
Australian aviator May 18 1919 journey with navigator Commander Grieve to cross the Atlantic in a Sopwith plane. Hawker and Grieve started from an Irish coast, aiming for New York in about twenty hours, facing weather delays and heavy aircraft strain. The mission followed delays due to conditions, with early ground tests and a risky takeoff.
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Sopwith Grieve Lone Flight Faces Ocean And Night
Eyewitness details a perilous air dash by Hawker and Grieve toward South America from New York. They battle darkness and Atlantic odds with limited wireless reach while relying on navigation aids and a fragile fuel supply.
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Berlin Terms Debate Shapes German Peace Pact
Paris reporters note German terms debate continues as Versailles talks loom. Delegates including Count Brockdorff-Rantzau travel to Berlin to assess acceptance of allied conditions and potential delays in signing the treaty, with government factions split over concessions and enforcement.
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Losses of the Germans Were Over Six Miles
Paris dispatch reports German war losses to date at about 2,050,460 dead, 615,922 wounded, and 6,874,450 prisoners, according to figures circulating in Berlin. Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau, leader of the peace delegation, returned to Versailles after a visit to Berlin accompanied by Landsberg and Geiser, the other members of the delegation.
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Turks and Greeks Killed in Fight in Constantinople
Turko Greek clash in Constantinople results in significant casualties with 340 Turks and Greeks reported killed amid fighting tied to Smyrna area tensions. details scarce and unconfirmed.
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