... Zeppelin disaster. Mrs. Doehner's husband, a Mexican wholesale chemist, is among the missing. She was in the dining room of the Hindenburg with her sons, Walter (9). and Werner ...

... 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; ...

... terrible experience, said: I'm alive, thank God. was on the first anniversary of her maiden flight to America that the Hindenburg was blown to pieces. midnight she should have Lakehurst for Europe carrying the largest number of passengers In history ...

... the safest engineering leaturcs into German airships and believed that they had made their dirigibles safe trains. The Hindenburg. grand hotel of the air was the largest airship the world. She was twice as big as the Graf Zeppelin, which now on her ...

... . —Ar- 1 ****** ii '-nmnri \ '■ ,X v ..v. ■-?.■■■■ . IV . K ■ The Hindenburg photogrgpffPd when flying over the Irish Sea last July. Dr.. HUGO ECKENER, designer o1 the Hindenburg ...

... FOREIGN The German airship Hindenburg crashed in flames at Lakehurst. USA. at the end of transatlantic flight. Page 11 New disorders are reported to have broken out in Barcelona; where the Anarchists are said once more to nave gained control, i. Page ...

... which due to leave at noon for New York (states British United Press).' The commission will carry out an inquiry into the Hindenburg disaster The commission is composed of representatives of the Air Ministry, the Air Research Bureau and the Zeppelin Co ...

... in 1830. after the RlOl had crashed France, waa recalled here dawn broke to-day Mothers, wives and sisters the crew the Hindenburg. soon they had heard the news the disaster, went from their homes the new Zeppelin village near the airport to Zeppelin ...