Northwest History. Aviation 8. Wilkins' Expedition, United States.

Wilkins Is Safe At Point Barrow: Faint Radio Message Heard At Fairbanks Thursday Night By Anxious Comrades./Five Hours For Trip./Alaskan Plane Carried 3000 Pounds Of Supplies To Northern Tip Of Continent.

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Format:	Text
Language:	English
Published:	1926
Subjects:	Point Barrow radio message Fairbanks Frederic Lewis Earp North American Newspaper Alliance Detroit arctic expedition George Hubert Wilkins Ben Eielson monoplane Howard Mason Fokker polar basin C. G. Clark H. G. Messer Apatuvuk river Thomas Gl. Lanphier landing Nome Spitzbergen steamship service Colville river Herbert Anderson Nenana musher Robert Waskey Northwestern Alaska Chamber of Commerce starvation Endicott mountains Northwest Pacific > History > 20th century Aviation Arctic Detroit Eielson Pacific Wilkins Barrow Alaska
Online Access:	http://content.libraries.wsu.edu/cdm/ref/collection/clipping/id/85691

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Summary:	Wilkins Is Safe At Point Barrow: Faint Radio Message Heard At Fairbanks Thursday Night By Anxious Comrades./Five Hours For Trip./Alaskan Plane Carried 3000 Pounds Of Supplies To Northern Tip Of Continent.