Word: collisional
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Injured in a Boston automobile collision was Fanny C. Romans, 21, great-great-great granddaughter of John Adams, 2nd President of the U. S.
Oldtime airmen can recall no factual basis for the episode referred to in Air Mail, an episode which air transport men regard as libelous. Nearest historical approach to the legend is the case of the late "Al" Wilson, Hollywood stunt pilot, who jumped from a spinning Sikorsky bomber, leaving in...
The football game on which depended Southern California's claim for the U. S. "championship" began surprisingly with twelve men playing for Southern California. Coaches Jones of U. S. C. and Anderson of Notre Dame had agreed to give Southern California's injured Quarterback Orville Mohler the honor...
The station will be used to carry on experiments for the measuring of the effective height of the ionized region of the gases above the earth. This area is known as the Kennelly-Heavy-side Layer, and is the principal cause of fading in radio sets. This region refracts radio...
Bates did not lose a man against Yale, and the Yale losses were insignificant. In the Buffalo-Harvard game, Buffalo had no injuries and Harvard had one slight injury, from a collision between two Crimson players.