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

Silence Bodes Ill For Flyers: Rescue Plane Will Leave Soon For Barrow./Radio Is Mum./Army Major Will Take Food In Big Machine For Dog Team./May Shoot Animals./Lack Of Feed Has Kept Overland Supply Party Stalled On Way To Arctic.

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Format:	Text
Language:	English
Published:	1926
Subjects:	radio dog team Frederic Lewis Earp North American Newspaper Alliance Detroit Arctic Expedition Fairbanks Thomas G. Lanphier army flyer A. Malcolm Smith George H. Wilkins Point Barrow Ben Eielson doge sledge Anaktuvuk river Robert Waskey the Detroiter three-motored monoplane Colville river Earl Rossman photographer Herbert Anderson Yukon Jones island Arctic sea Stevenson's store Tanana Howard Mason Delco Lieutenant Messer Charles Gunnison Clarke military telegraph radio station Northwest Pacific > History > 20th century Aviation Arctic Detroit Eielson Jones Island Pacific Rossman Wilkins Wilkins Point
Online Access:	http://content.libraries.wsu.edu/cdm/ref/collection/clipping/id/85694

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Summary:	Silence Bodes Ill For Flyers: Rescue Plane Will Leave Soon For Barrow./Radio Is Mum./Army Major Will Take Food In Big Machine For Dog Team./May Shoot Animals./Lack Of Feed Has Kept Overland Supply Party Stalled On Way To Arctic.