Article about Jimmy Doolittle flying and crashing his Travel Air Mystery Ship at Curtis-Steinberg Airport

An article about Jimmy Doolittle flying and crashing his Travel Air Mystery Ship at Curtis-Steinberg Airport near Parks College (Article date 24 June 1931)

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1. Verfasser:	Unknown creator; St. Louis University; Parks College of Saint Louis University (Cahokia, Ill.)
Format:	Online
Sprache:	eng
Veröffentlicht:	1931
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