Eckener Named to Inquiry Commission on Disaster
Eckener will join the commission of inquiry into the airship disaster that killed 34 people, with a plan to reach Cherobure and then the United States by plane. German speculation centered on a static spark igniting the gas wing of the aging airship, compared with the Graf Zeppelin, and the Los Angeles airship built in Germany and aged by the United States after World War I.
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Mothers' Day Observed At Open Door Bible Class
Mothers Day events are planned at Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church with a 9:45 a m service including vocal solos and a violin piece. A special Bring Your Baby service begins at 7 45 p m with the pastor speaking on Baby Goes To Church. Visitors are welcome.
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Ligeia Daniel Leatherees
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Wilson
Saitek Machree
Clarence Miller
D. E. Leatherman
Marshall Kline
Virginia Leatherman
Last Rites Held For Mr. Anderson
A fragmentary obituary notes the death of Daniel L Seoko near Tope Thursday. The notice mentions Mrs Anderson and references last rites and funeral timing with uncertain details due to damaged OCR text.
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Bring A Baby Service At Church Of Christ Sunday
Mothers will be honored at a special Sunday service at the Church of Christ. During the morning worship Pastor George Earle Owen will address the young people on Returning Mother's Love. Intermediates of the Christ Endeavor are meeting in the Social room for a session.
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Mother's Day Program Scheduled at Braddock Street
A Mother's Day program prepared by Mrs. John I Sloat for Braddock Street Methodist Sunday School adult women begins Sunday at 9 45 am in the alorms assembly with a Mrs Emory Larrick and Miss Hottle duet a reading and guest speaker Mr John Berger while Margaret Collins Denny class and Young Christian Class are also listed with teachers Mrs J H Light and Mrs W O Tolbert.
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Spectator Killed in Take Hurst Disaster
N J Mayo reports a spectator died amid a py vine indenburg disaster as authorities investigate the incident and claim details, outlining the fatal outcome and ongoing inquiries.
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Lakehurst Spectator Identified Among Dead After Accident
Early today Allen Hagaman of Lakehurst was identified among the dead after being struck by debris near a landing mast. The tragedy occurred as a spectator at the scene, with authorities confirming the fatality.
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German Investigators to Probe Hindenburg Disaster
Berlin reports a government commission will oversee a quick overseas inquiry into the Hindenburg crash. Nazi officials, Zeppelin group leaders, and aviation researchers will select personnel to voyage to Lakehurst aboard liner ships amid nationwide mourning and questions of sabotage.
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Airliner Fate Blots Germany's Pioneer Record
New York May 7 The wreck of the Hindenburg at Lakehurst New Jersey blotted Germany's lighter than air record and disrupted a era of zeppelin prestige. Graf Zeppelin remains in service between Germany and South America, eight years of flights total over 1,000,000 miles and 139 trans Atlantic voyages prior to 1937. The Hindenburg completed 10 round trips to Lakehurst last year and was to fly 18 journeys this summer.
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