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... Telephone: Cential and 9977. The Wreck of the Hindenburg dreadful disaster to the I Hindenburg will excite warm sympathy for the relatives of the victims and for all, concerned in Germany's remarkable post-war Zeppelin developments. That sympathy will ...
... APPALLING AIR DISASTER. ‘Hindenburg’ Crashes at End of Flight. At one o'clock this morning came the tidings of an appalling air disaster. the giant airship “Hindenburg,” pride of Germany, having crashed in flames. The news was contained in a message from ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... to conducted into last Thursday's disaster to the Hindenburg. Two of them are by U.S. authorities. The third will be undertaken by the German experts headed by Dr. Eckener, designer of the Hindenburg, who are on their way out to America. The U.S. Department ...
... was actually embodied in the 'Hindenburg. It was purchased by the German Government. The latest cables state that the Zeppelin Company's publicity representative now estimates that 24 passengers and 42 crew of the Hindenburg are definitely alive. SHE ...
... nor lightning was any danger to the airship. Discussing the Hindenburg, he said: After the world flight of the Graf Zeppelin we knew that our airships were airworthy, and that our Hindenburg was no longer a trial ship but a fine express passenger vessel ...
... 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. ...
... REPORT ON HINDENBURG Three inquiries are to be conducted into the disaster to the Zeppelin Hindenburg Two of them are by U.S. authorities. The third will be undertaken by the German experts, headed by Dr Eckener, designer of the Hindenburg, who are on ...
... the Hindenburg when she made her maiden flight to America last, year, told a reporter that he had lost many close friends in the disaster. Having spent almost a month on board, both during and after her trials, I got to know most of the Hindenburg's crew ...
... LATE NEWS HINDENBURG DISASTER. Reuter Berlin message this morning says the total aboard the Hindenburg was 90 —39 passengers and 51 crew. Both Capt. Max Pruss and Capt. Lehmann are reported to have survived. Hindenburg's insurance was largely covered ...
... framework WO actually been embodied in the construction of the Hindenburg. The scrau metal was purchased by the German Government and shipped from France. Ever since the R 101 disaster German HINDENBURG experts have conducted searching tests to introduce the ...