New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 29, 1929, Page 6

6 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1929. GENTER-CHURCH ST. TUNNEL DISCUSSED © AIRPLANE CRASH . QOpinions Dilfer at Meeting oi“ * Gonflicting Reports on Cause oI Gouncil Railroad Committee ey Rccident Received | Ore., Oct. ? sh which vet n fliers anc rix at Walker, O ver T personal pa- ified only th 5| pers. Both Clark and Mercer saw serv- | s \\4\1'%1\ photogra- | pher and Clark | A to lahor no f the solution would be r lessons for six | X1 ¢ bell circuit as far as|mont d made her first solo he cr and he promised [flight only a week ago. Prior to| king up flying she was a dancing |instructor. All the vlctims were| residents of Portland, Ore. Conflictir here today ns » ¢ crash. A, P. Wolford, farmer » matter with this PRODUCES CANCER H. E. Brink of th of the Other witnesses dif versions. 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