Northwest History. Alaska. Crosson, Joe.

• Format: Text
• Language: English
• Published: 1935
• Subjects: Alaskan flyer; wilderness; Eskimo; Point Barrow; Will Rogers; Wiley Post; river bank; civilization; Joe Crosson; Fairbanks; Juneau; warehouse; Preshyterian mision; crash; Dr. Henry W. Greist; rescue part; Charles D. Brower; Sgt. Stanley R. Morgan; the United States; tragedy; Col. Charles A. Lindbergh; the Pan-American Airways; airplane; James; Lakewood Summer Theater Co.; Miss Theda Blake; California; New York; Oakland; Me.; Joplin; Mo.; B. W. Quisenberry; the Philippines; funeral services; Ponca City; Okla.; Oklahoma City; L. E. Gray; Maysville; Burbanks; Cal.; the Union Air terminal; Seattle; Wash.; Sibreia; Gordon; W. F. Post; Helen McSapdden Eaton; Tom McSapdden; Clem Rogers; Chelsea; E. W. Marland; state capitol building; North Haven; deaths; San Francisco; American citizen; NBC network; Los Angeles; Cal; Washington; D. C.; Eddie Rickenbacker; Joseph T. Byrnes; Thomas B. Gore; Hollywood; Ernestine Schumann-Heink; Chicago; Western Air Express; Secretary of War; Patrick J. Hurley; Jed Johnson; Josh Lee; Charles Curtis; Homer Croy; Gene Buck; George M. Cohan; Thomas Hitchcock; Jr.; Will Hays; Roscoe Turner; Daryl Zanuck; Fox-Twentieth Century Pictures; Fred Stone; Iowa time; Sergeant Morgan; wreckage; globe trotten; restricted government license; aviation; W. W. Conner; Pacific coast; National Aeronautic association; rumors; Las Vegas; Nev.; Nome; Democrats; Republican; salmon; Northwest; Pacific > History > 20th century; Alaska; Eskimo Point; Hitchcock; Hurley; Nev; Pacific; Post River; Schumann; Zanuck; Barrow; eskimo*
• Online Access: http://content.libraries.wsu.edu/cdm/ref/collection/clipping/id/90103

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