Word: hutchinson
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...near Detroit. The other Fokker (the Detroiter) and the Liberty plane?dubbed Alaskan?had reached Fairbanks safely. Snowplows and road-rollers had labored for days ironing out a take-off and landing field in the wrinkled snow-carpet covering Fairbanks. But the day of the first attempted flights, Reporter Hutchinson of the North American Newspaper Alliance was killed by a whirling propeller (TIME, March 22, THE PRESS...
Next day, the great Detroiter (Hutchinson killer) was turned up, a monstrous craft capable of supporting twoscore men on her outstretched wings. Charging forward thunderously, she soon leapt up from the snow and swung about the sky. But she too, when she alighted, plowed through the snow so heavily that her landing gear crumpled; she stumbled forward on her nose, twisted a propeller and wrenched one powerful engine out of its moorings. No Pole flight for her either, for many weeks, and she was the plane that was to freight food and gasoline over the wastes to Point Barrow...
...Chairman, Talbot Baker, of Milton; George Kennedy Bailey, of New York City, Dean Chamberlin, of Concord, Robert Lord Debevoise, of New York City, William Raymond Driver 3rd, of Milton, Stephen Frink Dana, of Cincinnati, O., James Hooper Grew, of Boston, Gordon Huggins, of Montclair, N. J., John Whiton Hutchinson of West Newton, Don Robert Kroell, of Cambridge, Samuel Newbury Manierre, of Milwaukeee, Wis., Robert Winslow Meadows, of Springfield, Thomas Gamet Moore, of St. Louis, Mo., Philip Hamilton Rhinelander, of Washington, D. C., James Henry Sachs, of New York City, Leonard Stevens, of Cambridge, Richard Waterman Thayer, of Boston, Richard Bourne...
Died. Palmer Hutchinson, 28, correspondent of the North American Newspaper Alliance, while "covering" the U. S. Aero Expedition; hit by an airplane propeller at Fairbanks, Alaska. (See THE PRESS...
Married. A. S. M. (Arthur Stuart Menteth) Hutchinson, famed British novelist (If Winter Comes), son of the late Lieutenant General H. D. Hutchinson, to Miss Una Rosamond Bristowe-Gapper; at London...