Speedy Plane Wins Him Another Award
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22
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December
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1974
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He Claims Another Plane Mark
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4
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July
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1975
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U-M Man's Flight Mark Saluted
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2
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July
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1976
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He earned his wings in airplane design
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31
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March
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1997
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Lesher, Edgar J.
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1998
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U-M 'flying professor' dies
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1998
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Ed Lesher In His Experimental "Teal" Airplane, May 1997 Photographer: John M. Galloway
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1997
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Ann Arbor News, March 31, 1997
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Ed Lesher sits in his plane, Teal, which he has flown to seven world records. Behind him is Nomad, the first plane he built.
Ann Arbor News, March 31, 1997
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Ed Lesher sits in his plane, Teal, which he has flown to seven world records. Behind him is Nomad, the first plane he built.
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Dolph Funeral Home Employees Load A Body Onto A Plane At Ann Arbor Airport, November 1946
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1946
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Ann Arbor News, November 7, 1946
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FLYING HEARSE: A forward-looking Benton Harbor mortician, when called to pick up the body of a deceased man in Ann Arbor, dispatched his airplane instead of a hearse or ambulance for the task. Shown above as it prepared to take off from the Ann Arbor airport is the twin-engined plane of the Dean Mortuary of Benton Harbor. Helping place the body in the craft are Theodore A. Hoffman, (center, with back to camera), assistant manager of the Dolph funeral home of Ann Arbor, and Herbert Kerkhoff, right, a helper at Dolph's.
Ann Arbor News, November 7, 1946
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FLYING HEARSE: A forward-looking Benton Harbor mortician, when called to pick up the body of a deceased man in Ann Arbor, dispatched his airplane instead of a hearse or ambulance for the task. Shown above as it prepared to take off from the Ann Arbor airport is the twin-engined plane of the Dean Mortuary of Benton Harbor. Helping place the body in the craft are Theodore A. Hoffman, (center, with back to camera), assistant manager of the Dolph funeral home of Ann Arbor, and Herbert Kerkhoff, right, a helper at Dolph's.
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Flying Hearse
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7
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November
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1946
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Wreckage Of Parked Plane Blown Into Tree By Storm, May 1962 Photographer: Schairer
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1962
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Ann Arbor News, May 1, 1962
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'NESTING' AIRPLANE: Fierce winds deposited this smashed airplane in a tree on the David Potter farm at 8684 McKean Rd. just northeast of Willis in Augusta township. The plane, tethered near a landing strip on the Potter property, is owned by Ballard Runyon, jr., of nearby 9280 Macey Rd. It was valued at $4,300. Another plane tethered nearby escaped damage from the freakish winds.
Ann Arbor News, May 1, 1962
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'NESTING' AIRPLANE: Fierce winds deposited this smashed airplane in a tree on the David Potter farm at 8684 McKean Rd. just northeast of Willis in Augusta township. The plane, tethered near a landing strip on the Potter property, is owned by Ballard Runyon, jr., of nearby 9280 Macey Rd. It was valued at $4,300. Another plane tethered nearby escaped damage from the freakish winds.
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