Northwest History. Alaska. Distance Flights.

Air Hop To Siberia Fails: Bering Strait Fogs Balk Chicago Flyer's Efforts. AIR HOP TO SIBERIA FAILS Bering Strait Fork Balk Chicago Flyer's Efforts. NOME, Alaska, April 25. (/P)— Balked by dense fogs in his attempt to cross Bering strait to Siberia, Parker Cramer, Chicago aviator, returned...

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Language:English
Published: 1929
Subjects:
air hop
Siberia
Parker Cramer
Chicago aviator
Nome
Cape Wales
W. S. Gamble
soft snow
Northwest
Pacific > History > 20th century
Alaska
Bering Strait
Cramer
East Cape
Frozen Strait
Pacific
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spelling ftwashstatelib:oai:content.libraries.wsu.edu:clipping/90218 2023-05-15T15:44:09+02:00 Northwest History. Alaska. Distance Flights. Spokesman Review 1929-04-25 Air Hop To Siberia Fails: Bering Strait Fogs Balk Chicago Flyer's Efforts. 1929-04-25 http://content.libraries.wsu.edu/cdm/ref/collection/clipping/id/90218 English eng nwh-sh-7-13-10-5 http://content.libraries.wsu.edu/cdm/ref/collection/clipping/id/90218 http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/CNE/1.0 Copyright not evaluated. Contact original newspaper publisher for copyright information. Northwest History. Alaska. Box 7 air hop Siberia Parker Cramer Chicago aviator Nome Cape Wales W. S. Gamble soft snow Northwest Pacific -- History -- 20th century Alaska Text Clippings 1929 ftwashstatelib 2021-07-26T19:18:07Z Air Hop To Siberia Fails: Bering Strait Fogs Balk Chicago Flyer's Efforts. AIR HOP TO SIBERIA FAILS Bering Strait Fork Balk Chicago Flyer's Efforts. NOME, Alaska, April 25. (/P)— Balked by dense fogs in his attempt to cross Bering strait to Siberia, Parker Cramer, Chicago aviator, returned to Nome today as another flyer was making preparations to search for him. Encouraging heavy fog which he could not fly above or below, Cramer said he landed yesterday at Cape Wales, 100 miles northwest of here, and spent the night in a miner's cabin. Today, he said, he failed in two more attempts to break through the fog, and returned to Nome. One ski of his plane was slightly damaged by landing on soft snow, but it was reparied so that he may try again tomorrow to fly over the frozen strait and circle the east cape, eastern tip of Siberia. W. S. Gamble, who flew with Cramer from Chicago to Nome, remained here. Text Bering Strait Frozen Strait Nome Alaska Siberia Washington State University: WSU Libraries Digital Collections Bering Strait Cramer ENVELOPE(-63.098,-63.098,-64.824,-64.824) East Cape ENVELOPE(-45.183,-45.183,-60.633,-60.633) Frozen Strait ENVELOPE(-84.332,-84.332,65.751,65.751) Pacific
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topic air hop
Siberia
Parker Cramer
Chicago aviator
Nome
Cape Wales
W. S. Gamble
soft snow
Northwest
Pacific -- History -- 20th century
Alaska
spellingShingle air hop
Siberia
Parker Cramer
Chicago aviator
Nome
Cape Wales
W. S. Gamble
soft snow
Northwest
Pacific -- History -- 20th century
Alaska
Northwest History. Alaska. Distance Flights.
topic_facet air hop
Siberia
Parker Cramer
Chicago aviator
Nome
Cape Wales
W. S. Gamble
soft snow
Northwest
Pacific -- History -- 20th century
Alaska
description Air Hop To Siberia Fails: Bering Strait Fogs Balk Chicago Flyer's Efforts. AIR HOP TO SIBERIA FAILS Bering Strait Fork Balk Chicago Flyer's Efforts. NOME, Alaska, April 25. (/P)— Balked by dense fogs in his attempt to cross Bering strait to Siberia, Parker Cramer, Chicago aviator, returned to Nome today as another flyer was making preparations to search for him. Encouraging heavy fog which he could not fly above or below, Cramer said he landed yesterday at Cape Wales, 100 miles northwest of here, and spent the night in a miner's cabin. Today, he said, he failed in two more attempts to break through the fog, and returned to Nome. One ski of his plane was slightly damaged by landing on soft snow, but it was reparied so that he may try again tomorrow to fly over the frozen strait and circle the east cape, eastern tip of Siberia. W. S. Gamble, who flew with Cramer from Chicago to Nome, remained here.
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title Northwest History. Alaska. Distance Flights.
title_short Northwest History. Alaska. Distance Flights.
title_full Northwest History. Alaska. Distance Flights.
title_fullStr Northwest History. Alaska. Distance Flights.
title_full_unstemmed Northwest History. Alaska. Distance Flights.
title_sort northwest history. alaska. distance flights.
publishDate 1929
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ENVELOPE(-45.183,-45.183,-60.633,-60.633)
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Cramer
East Cape
Frozen Strait
Pacific
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Cramer
East Cape
Frozen Strait
Pacific
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Frozen Strait
Nome
Alaska
Siberia
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Frozen Strait
Nome
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Siberia
op_source Northwest History. Alaska. Box 7
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