Investigators Examine Airplane Wreckage Scattered At 2530 Emerald Avenue, May 1973 Photographer: Cecil Lockard
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1973
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'My God, My God, What Happened?'
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24
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May
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1973
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Authorities Still Checking Crash Scene
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26
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May
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1973
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Pilot Error Called Cause Of Fatal Crash
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7
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June
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1974
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Eastern Air Lines Plane Rests In Cow Pasture After Emergency Landing Near Willow Run Airport, November 1947 Photographer: Eck Stanger
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1947
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Ann Arbor News, November 17, 1947
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ALL OCCUPANTS SAFE IN CRASH-LANDING: One minute after its takeoff from Willow Run at dusk last night, this Miami-bound Eastern Air Liner crash-landed in a cow pasture without injury to any of 17 persons aboard. Capt. Thad Royall, veteran commercial pilot, made a lightning decision to land his craft after mechanical trouble developed. Wheels up, he skimmed telephone wires, clipped a fence, and skidded the plane to a stop within a few paces of a tree-lined 10-foot deep drainage ditch. Only damage to the craft was bent propellors and a scraped under-fuselage. Repair crews today were replacing the propellors preparatory to flying the plane away from the scene of the forced landing.
Ann Arbor News, November 17, 1947
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ALL OCCUPANTS SAFE IN CRASH-LANDING: One minute after its takeoff from Willow Run at dusk last night, this Miami-bound Eastern Air Liner crash-landed in a cow pasture without injury to any of 17 persons aboard. Capt. Thad Royall, veteran commercial pilot, made a lightning decision to land his craft after mechanical trouble developed. Wheels up, he skimmed telephone wires, clipped a fence, and skidded the plane to a stop within a few paces of a tree-lined 10-foot deep drainage ditch. Only damage to the craft was bent propellors and a scraped under-fuselage. Repair crews today were replacing the propellors preparatory to flying the plane away from the scene of the forced landing.
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Eastern Air Lines Plane Rests In Cow Pasture After Emergency Landing Near Willow Run Airport, November 1947 Photographer: Eck Stanger
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1947
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Eastern Air Lines Plane Rests In Cow Pasture After Emergency Landing Near Willow Run Airport, November 1947 Photographer: Eck Stanger
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1947
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17 Escape Injury As Plane Lands In Field
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17
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November
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1947
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Light Craft Plunges Into Hay Field
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10
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September
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1954
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Wreckage Of Joseph Bandrofchak's Taylorcraft Plane, September 1954
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1954
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Ann Arbor News, September 10, 1954
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CRASH IN WHICH LOCAL PILOT DIED: This is the wreckage of the light airplane in which Joseph H. Bandrofchak, 45, was killed this morning. Cause of the crash remains undetermined. Bandrofchak was the co-owner of the American Auto Accessories store at 123 W. Huron St.
Ann Arbor News, September 10, 1954
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CRASH IN WHICH LOCAL PILOT DIED: This is the wreckage of the light airplane in which Joseph H. Bandrofchak, 45, was killed this morning. Cause of the crash remains undetermined. Bandrofchak was the co-owner of the American Auto Accessories store at 123 W. Huron St.
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