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... HINDENBURG. THE DISASTER AND THE PRICE. 9111 E Germans have enjoyed such immunity from airship disasters, and the Zeppelin was such a source of national pride, that the tragedy of the Hindenburg is a staggering human and scientific loss. Germany may ...
... THE HINDENBURG. Disaster Not Caused By Static Electricity. slonday. The Department of Commerce Inquiry into the .oss of the Zeppelin Hindenburg was orrned to-day in a hangar of the alai '!id, a short distance from the wreckage of the airship. The first ...
... ZEPPS MAY BE ABANDONED. HINDENBURG CRASH SEQUEL. Berlin, Thursday. If the investigation into the disaster to the German 'airship Hindenburg in the United States proves that the use of hydrogen gas was the principal cause of the tragedy and Germany is ...
... GIANT GERMAN HINDENBURG EXPLODES AT ENDING OF ATLANTIC CROSSING. ...
... WEEK AHEAD FOR DEFENDERS OF BASQUE PORT. ZEPP. MIGHT HELD UP. GRAF TO WAIT FOR HELIUM? HINDENBURG'S DEATH-ROLL 35. Berlin, Sunday. THE Graf Zeppelin will not start on its scheduled flight to South America on Tuesday and may be held up at Friedrichshafen ...
... Friday. Dr. Eckener, when interviewed In Vienna on the disaster to the Hindenburg, declared that he was not discouraged and that the work of the Zeppelins would go on. The Hindenburg, in his opinion, was the last dirigible to use hydrogen. Henceforth ...
... ABOARD, SAYS BERLIN. Berlin. Friday. The total aboard the Hindenburg was 90-39 passengers and 51 crew, it is stated here.—Ttenter. Aeeording to information from the Zeppelin Company the Hindenburg carried :17 passengers, 12 of whom were Americans. ...
... ihe giant German Zeppelin Hindenburg, which burst into flames as she prepared to moor at Lakehurst, New Jersey, last night. Left: The dining saloon within the hull with its promenade with slanting windows The Hindenburg was the world's largest and most ...
... Jersey), Thursday. manager, Ilamburg-Amerika line In London. The German Zeppelin airship Hindenburg caught fire at th,3 flritbh passengers aboard the Hindenburg ark: given Berlin as:— Captain Allen Charles Price Seymour Higgins, Army offlosr, aged 39 ...
... construction of a new dirigible to replace the Hindenburg. A similar contribution was made by the public when one of the earliest Zeppelins was destroyed at Echterdingen in 1908. Meanwhile, the Hindenburg's sister ship is nearing completion in the hangars ...
... DEATH OF CAPTN. LEHMANN. ATLANTIC FLOWN 100 TIMES. Lakewood (New Jersey). Captain Lehmann, former commander of the Hindenburg and technical adviser during the ill-fated voyage, has died in hospital.—Heuter. Captain Lehmann was for nearly a quarter of ...
... BILL TO RELEASE SUPPLIES OF HELIUM. THE King sent a telegram of condolence to Herr Hitler on the disaster to the airship Hindenburg. Thirty-two persons lost their lives. The killed consisted of 12 passengers, 19 crew, and one member of the ground crew ...