Northwest History. Aviation 8. Wilkins' Expedition, United States.
Plane Supplies Making Headway: At Crest Of Endicott Mountains In Alaska With Downhill Pull To Arctic Sea. / Damaged Ship To Fly. / "Alaskan" Must Make Several Trips To Point Barrow Before Big Plane Can Leave. PLANE SUPPLIES MAKING HEADWAY At Crest of Endicott Mountains in Alaska With Downh...
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ftwashstatelib:oai:content.libraries.wsu.edu:clipping/86131 2023-05-15T14:38:47+02:00 Northwest History. Aviation 8. Wilkins' Expedition, United States. Spokesman Review 1926-03-24 Plane Supplies Making Headway: At Crest Of Endicott Mountains In Alaska With Downhill Pull To Arctic Sea. / Damaged Ship To Fly. / "Alaskan" Must Make Several Trips To Point Barrow Before Big Plane Can Leave. 1926-03-24 http://content.libraries.wsu.edu/cdm/ref/collection/clipping/id/86131 English eng nwh-s-8-3-18 http://content.libraries.wsu.edu/cdm/ref/collection/clipping/id/86131 http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/CNE/1.0 Copyright not evaluated. Contact original newspaper publisher for copyright information. Northwest History Aviation box 8 plane Endicott Mountains Alaska Arctic Sea Point Barrow Frederic Lweis Earp North American Newspaper Alliance Detroit arctic expedition snowstorm John river George H. Wilkins monoplane weather condition Polar basin radio message A. Malcolm Smith Northwest Pacific -- History -- 20th century Aviation Text Clippings 1926 ftwashstatelib 2021-07-26T19:16:20Z Plane Supplies Making Headway: At Crest Of Endicott Mountains In Alaska With Downhill Pull To Arctic Sea. / Damaged Ship To Fly. / "Alaskan" Must Make Several Trips To Point Barrow Before Big Plane Can Leave. PLANE SUPPLIES MAKING HEADWAY At Crest of Endicott Mountains in Alaska With Downhill Pull to Arctic Sea. DAMAGED SHIP TO FLY "Alaskan" Must Make Several Trips To Point Barrow Before Big Plane Can Leave. By Frederic Lewis Earo. Special Correspondent of The Spokesman-Review and the North American Newspaper Alliance with the Detroit Arctic Expedition (Copyright, 1926, by N. A. N. A.) Fairbanks, Alaska, Wednesday, March 24. -- Hitting a faster pace after the passing of the snowstorm which had impeded their progress the dog teams of the overland division of the Detroit arctic expedition were six miles from the summit of the Endicott range last night, on the upper reaches of the John river, according to radio message received here by Captain George H. Wilkins, commander of the expedition. The party en route to Point Barrow, covered 18 miles yesterday, its chief, A. Malcolm Smith, reported, and the 11 men and 60 dogs are standing the mush well. The first of the two monoplanes of Text Arctic Barrow Point Barrow Alaska Washington State University: WSU Libraries Digital Collections Arctic Detroit ENVELOPE(-60.000,-60.000,-64.167,-64.167) Fairbanks Pacific Sea Point ENVELOPE(-61.481,-61.481,57.517,57.517) Wilkins ENVELOPE(59.326,59.326,-67.248,-67.248) |
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Plane Supplies Making Headway: At Crest Of Endicott Mountains In Alaska With Downhill Pull To Arctic Sea. / Damaged Ship To Fly. / "Alaskan" Must Make Several Trips To Point Barrow Before Big Plane Can Leave. PLANE SUPPLIES MAKING HEADWAY At Crest of Endicott Mountains in Alaska With Downhill Pull to Arctic Sea. DAMAGED SHIP TO FLY "Alaskan" Must Make Several Trips To Point Barrow Before Big Plane Can Leave. By Frederic Lewis Earo. Special Correspondent of The Spokesman-Review and the North American Newspaper Alliance with the Detroit Arctic Expedition (Copyright, 1926, by N. A. N. A.) Fairbanks, Alaska, Wednesday, March 24. -- Hitting a faster pace after the passing of the snowstorm which had impeded their progress the dog teams of the overland division of the Detroit arctic expedition were six miles from the summit of the Endicott range last night, on the upper reaches of the John river, according to radio message received here by Captain George H. Wilkins, commander of the expedition. The party en route to Point Barrow, covered 18 miles yesterday, its chief, A. Malcolm Smith, reported, and the 11 men and 60 dogs are standing the mush well. The first of the two monoplanes of |
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