... HINDENBURG DISASTER INQUIRY ...

... are to be conducted into the disaster to the Zeppelin Hindenburg. Two of them are by U.S. authorities. The third will be undertaken the German experts, headed by Dr. Eckener, designer of the Hindenburg, who are on their way to America. The Graf Zeppelin ...

... of the Zeppelin Company and their relations crowded into the great hall, where Dr. Ludwig Duerr, the constructor of the Hindenburg, read out the names of those known to have been killed. A minute’s silence followed. Dr. Duerr said that it was now their ...

... condolence to Herr Hitler on the disaster to the airship Hindenburg. The text (says Reuter) is as follows: Am deeply shocked by the news of the disaster which has befallen the airship Hindenburg, and I hasten to express to you, Mr. Chancellor, my sincere ...

... LAKEHURST (New Jersey), Thursday Members of the Hindenburg’s crew testified for the first time to-day before the Department of Commerce Board of Inquiry here into the disaster. Max Hennerberg, a steward, described how the explosion sounded like a big ...

... Paris 600. The final contingent of American visitors will travel in the German airship Hindenburg, which will leave Lakehurst (New Jersey) to-morrow. The Hindenburg is capable of taking a load of 75 passengers, many of whom will fly on from Frankfurt to ...

... would have helped, as this can only be used to bring machine which is near an aerodrome safety through fog to the ground. HINDENBURG CREW’S STORY Explosion “Like a Big Gun” ...

... Other competitors whose letters were published will receive consolation prizes of half-a-crown each. Blazing Wreckage of the Hindenburg radio from New York* OUR LEEDS ’PHONE IS: 20207 The remains of the German airship after the explosion at Lakehurst, New; ...

... ed in flames after an fon the Naval reservation here. Ij ing figures giving details of the A*'' aricl casualties in the Hindenburg Published behalf of the ,a * hi h of the Zeppelin Company; ,arc * ■ passengers, crew; i) - ' Vors : passengers, 41 crew; ...

... Friedrichshafen, the Zeppelin town, a formal ceremony of mourning was held this afternoon in the great hangars from which the Hindenburg set out on her last journey. ...

... If he keeps this schedule he will land at Croydon at about 4.30 to-morrow afternopn. In his monoplane are pictures of the Hindenburg airship disaster. Merrill proposes to fly straight back to New York with films of the Coronation. He is accompanied by Jack ...

... Germany at the end of June. If he stays in Berlin it will be at the presidential palace, formerly occupied by President Hindenburg. This Is at present being Spring-cleaned in order that it will ready for use any time.—Reuter. NEW YORK, Friday “Father ...