Northwest History. Alaska. Aviation Cargoes & Passengers.
Plane Lands In Tundra. PLANE LANDS IN TUNDRA JUNEAU, Alaska, July 30 (AP) Pilot L. F. Barry of the North Canada Express bogged down in tundra near Mary Joyce's Taku hunting lodge near here today after his plane ran out of gasoline. The plane was undamaged. Barr said he ran out of fuel while fly...
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1936
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| Online Access: | http://content.libraries.wsu.edu/cdm/ref/collection/clipping/id/89659 |
| Summary: | Plane Lands In Tundra. PLANE LANDS IN TUNDRA JUNEAU, Alaska, July 30 (AP) Pilot L. F. Barry of the North Canada Express bogged down in tundra near Mary Joyce's Taku hunting lodge near here today after his plane ran out of gasoline. The plane was undamaged. Barr said he ran out of fuel while flying around in bad weather from Atlin, B. C. |
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