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... WESTERN MAIL & SOUTH WALES NEWS, FRIDAY, MAY 7, 1937. WORLD'S LARGEST AIRSHIP DISASTER ;;The Hindenburg Explodes When Preparing to Land P4B PASSENGERS AND CREW BURNT TO DEATH Cardiff Cafe Fire This Morning Trapped by Flames as Airship Crashes Adjoining ...
... 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 ...
... official statement that the disaster to the Hindenburg would not affect further building of Zeppelins by Germany was issued to-night by the German News Agency in the course of a commentary on the Hindenburg disaster.—Reuter. ...
... Commons Questions The Hindenburg's passing over Britain last summer in the course of her flights to and from America caLsed comment and protest in some quarters in thi: country, as it was argued that observations of dockyards and prohibited area , : be ...
... WESTERN MAIL & SOUTH WALES NEWS, FRIDAY, MAY 7, 1937. CONTINUED FROM PAGE 9 THE HINDENBURG DISASTER North Midlands, including Barrow, Leeds, Sheffield, and Manchester. Thousands of English I,eople had had a splendid view of the giant dirigible. with its ...
... 64 SURVIVORS: DESPERATE LEAPS FOR LIFE THE Hindenburg, the world's biggest airship, exploded and burst into flames yesterday as she was preparing to land at Lakehurst, New Jersey, at the end of her first flight of the season over the Atlantic. She carried ...
... the wreckage had drooped to the ground minor explosions continued. The screams of the victims could be plainly heard. The Hindenburg's passengers included Charles Seymour Higgins. of London, and J. Grant, assistant manager of the Hamburg American Line in ...
... American Zeppelin Transport Corporation revealed that his company contemplated the construction of two rigid airships of the Hindenburg class, provided they were assured of Government mail contracts. Dr. Hugo Eckener is a director of the company. Testifying ...