... LATEST HINDENBURG VICTIM. ...

... HINDENBURG DESTROYED GRAND HOTEL OF THE AIR NOTABLE SURVIVORS. These include: Captain Max Pruss, commander of the airship; Captain Lehmann, famous commander of the Hindenburg on her record trips over the Atlantic, acting in an advisory capacity on this ...

... HINDENBURG HORROR. The destruction of the giant Zeppelin Hindenburg, winch has come down in flames in New Jersey, is another of those grim periodic reminders that man's conquest of the air is gained at fearful cost. This latest holocaust recalls only ...

... ~.t.g. ULSTER LADIES' SCRATCH CUP :: P.O. WORKERS' CONFERENCE :: THE HINDENBURG ULSTER DELEGATION TO CORONATION CONFERENCE OF THE UNION OF POST OFFICE WORKERS AT WHITLEY BAY.-LEFT TO RIGHT (FRONT ROW)-MR. C. J. PARKS, BELFAST, STANDING ORDERS ( OM. MITTEE; ...

... GOSSIP OF THE PRESS• CREATOR OF HINDENBURG. TRIUMPHS AND TRAGEDIES. LONDON. Saturday. Lines on the forehead of ageing Dr. Hugo Eckener are deeper than ever this morning. In his lifetime triumphs and tragedies have been strangely mixed. An odd thing about ...

... the giant airship Hindenburg was b'iown to pieces in a mysterious explosion in which more than a third of her reported total of 97 aboard have died. At midnight last night the airport was to have seen the departure of the Hindenburg for Europe carrying ...

... South America. Many black clothed figures (relations of the victims of the Hindenburg disaster) were among those who watched as the airship circled majestically over the Hindenburg's hangar. The Graf Zeppelin landed without incident. Captain von Schiller ...

... HER FLIGHTS OVER BRITAIN The Hindenburg's passing over the United Kingdom last summer in the course of her flights to and from America caused comment and protest in some quarters, as it was argued that observations could be made from the airship of dockyards ...

... CORONATION ACTIVITY The Hindenburg was to have brought last-minute visitors to the Coronation across the Atlantic. She was expected to arrive in Frankfort early on Monday, and then several aeroplanes kept in reserve would have flown the London bound ...

... General Goering a subscription of £4.000 on behalf of the city towards the cost of building a new Zeppelin to replace the Hindenburg.— Reuter. ...

... TESTAMENT OF THE DEAD. General Mulch said that before the Hindenburg accident they had believed that they had mastered the difficulties of airship traffic. The cause of the disaster was still unknown, and the commission of inquiry was hard at work, helped ...

... NEARING COMPLETION DR. ECKENER SHOCKED AT NEWS. BERLIN. Friday.—Official circles here while appalled at the disaster of the Hindenburg. declare that it will have no A new airshipis nearing completion effect on the further building of Zeppelins already at ...