... Telephone Number Central 3463. Saturday Morning, 5 o’clock. the hindenburg Cause of Disaster May Never be Known The Morning Post.” remarking that sympathy with the victims of the Hindenburg disaster will be universal, says* Our own loss when the airship ...

... 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 ...

... LAKEHURST, Friday.—Mr. George Grant, the only British passenger in the Hindenburg. is in hospital with a broken leg, and badly bruised. —Reuter. HER FLIGHTS OVER BRITAIN. The Hindenburg's passing over the United Kingdom last summer in the course of her flights ...

... carry on the work as usual. Our new airship L.Z130 is nearly completed, and will soon be able to continue the work of the Hindenburg.” Workmen of the Zeppelin Company have agreed to subscribe one per cent, of their monthly salaries for the continuation ...

... construction of the airship. The suggestion that the disaster was not due to an accident was made by Dr. Hugo Eckener. the Hindenburg’s designer. who is leaving Germany today for New York with a commission of inquiry, consisting of Government officials and ...

... 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 ...

... Friedrichshafen, the Zeppelin town, a formal ceremony of mourning was held this afternoon In the great hangars froir which the Hindenburg set out on her last journey. The whole staff of the Zeppelin Company and their relations crowded into the great hall, where ...

... 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 ...

... METAL FROM RlOl Used in Building Hindenburg The Hindenburg had been specially designed to avoid a fate similar to that which overtook the British airship RlOl at Beauvais 1930. There was hardly an inch of wood in the ship. Everything was built of fea ...

... The Propaganda Ministry informed Reuter this afternoon that decision to make an appeal for subscriptions to replace the Hindenburg had not yet been taken. discussion such an appeal had taken place, it was added, but it was not out of the question that ...

... LAKEHURST. Friday.—Mr. George Grant, the only British passenger in the Hindenburg. is in hospital with a broken leg, and badly bruised.—Reuter. HER FLIGHTS OVER BRITAIN. The Hindenburg's passing over the United Kingdom last summer in the course of her flights ...