Word: accidentals
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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I quote from your Feb. 24 issue: "The 1940-41 flying season is one that airline pilots and operators will long remember. In June Franklin Roosevelt scrambled up two of the most successful Government supervisory agencies airmen had ever seen. By executive order he made the independent Civil Aeronautics Authority...
After 17 months of safe operation, U. S. airlines had had their sixth crash-the fifth fatal accident in six months. (It was Eastern's second in eleven years of crack operation.) In that time death on airliners had taken 54 men & women. To Atlanta hurried CAB's...
After the visitors had gone he sat there with his eyes closed, his breathing growing more labored. With him was the Queen from whom he had been estranged since 1934 ("The King tires of everything; some day he will tire of me," she had said). Near her sat the two...
The Young Communist League and New Masses are shrieking "sabotage," but for the first time since "Ecstasy" Lamarr makes l'amour and makes it right. Don't misunderstand--Hays hasn't let everything go and Hedy doesn't get negligent with her negligee again. Rather, she has finally found a...
In a workshop of Manhattan's famed progressive Lincoln School, Son Charles, 10, gave Father Abraham Krasne a lesson in woodworking (see cut). Occasion: the school's Fathers' Day, staged on Lincoln's Birthday, when some 200 fathers went to school, learned from their children how...