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... HINDENBURG IN THE AIR AGAIN The ‘German airship Hindenburg left Frankfurt-on-Main-last night on her first trip this year to the United States. Weather conditions were perfect for the departure, and all the new ‘outside” cabins were booked.—Reuter. ...
... HINDENBURG DEATH ROLL £l6OO GOLF CRICKET RACING ...
... Llifigy AS HINDENBURG DISASTER DUE TO SABOTAGE? Dr Eckener’'s Disclosure of Anonymous Warning Letters GERMANY DISMAYED 5000 AMERICANS FLAGS AT HALF-MAST |ARRIVING BETWEEN NOW EVERYWHERE AND MONDAY INQUIRY' COMMISSION LEAVING | CORONATION BONFIRE TOO SOON ...
... Schmeling originally intende travel from Gerrgany %y\the Hindenburg. but changed his mind at the last minuté. ~ Joe Jackson, the American musi’cenlélu comedian, would have been a passensger on the Hindenburg but for an engagement at the Dorcgester Hotel, London ...
... FLIGHTS THAT WON'T TAKE PLACE The Hindenburg was to have left Lakehurst again at midnight last night for Europe, carrying a record number of passengers many of them bound for London to see the Coronation. B intending passengers approaching the airpn't ...
... not far off when it will regflace ‘the Hindenburg as an ambassador from con: tinent to continent, and carry the German flag again across the oceans.” CONSTRUCTOR BEWILDERED Dr Duerr, the constructor of the Hindenburg. is quite at & loss to under| stand the ...
... ‘ m:‘ the airship Hindenburg, the ot Air and pride of German B eet ,“?Ous airship commander and ! Act ;' It is very likely the disaster Wype ' Sabotage. 1| have repeatedly ’*gm ln: d thflsatenlng letters specially oy the Hindenburg at Lakehurst.” '.; ...
... administered to Captain Lehmann. Captain Lehmann said in hospital : “1 don’t know what happened. She just went un.” The Hindenburg, vhich was completed last year, was the largest airship in the world. She cost £500,000 to build, anc was luxuriously fitted ...
... Minister: » « Desire to express on my own anr('in por;h;hat % B}“itish aivi};tiOn sti)r?g:gg s a on the tragic isast irsflip Hindenburg.” . e ...
... telegram of condolence to the Zeppelin Airship Company. In it he states that he is contributing 30,000 marks (£2500) to the Hindenburg survivors. LR A. Burton Wins with Great Aggregate R, Burton, Hooton, with a final rounfl;é;' of 68 finished winner with ...
... graphic story by eye-witnesses of the disaster. pubhshed me%erhn, says : “ Everything appeared to be in order on board the Hindenburg when she was about 200 yards from the landing-place. People on the landing-ground saw the passengers at the windows laughing ...
... said that his organisation also contemplated the _construction of two ‘American-buxlt rigid airships about the isize of the Hindenburg.—Reuter. \ s ...