George Freeman and Irma Barnard, Aerial Photographers, September 1949
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George Freeman and Irma Barnard, Aerial Photographers, September 1949
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Plane Crash Near Saline Airport, August 1955
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1955
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Ann Arbor News, August 18, 1955
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WHERE TWO DIED: Two men were killed instantly late yesterday afternoon when this light plane crashed seconds after it took off from the Saline Airport. The dead are Rudolph Schumaier, 44, owner of the airport, and William Beardsley, 49, of Macon.
Ann Arbor News, August 18, 1955
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WHERE TWO DIED: Two men were killed instantly late yesterday afternoon when this light plane crashed seconds after it took off from the Saline Airport. The dead are Rudolph Schumaier, 44, owner of the airport, and William Beardsley, 49, of Macon.
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U. S. Army Bomber At Ann Arbor Municipal Airport, June 1939
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1939
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Ann Arbor News, June 29, 1939
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Probably the first ship of its kind ever to land here, a U. S. Army bomber stopped briefly at the Ann Arbor airport yesterday, on a routine flight from Wright field, Dayton, O., to Selfridge field at Mt. Clemens. Commanded by Lt. M. E. Bradley, the plane also carried as its crew Lt. D. F. Callahan, who was a postgraduate student at the University this year, and Major Philip Schneeberger, as observer. The ship has a 90-foot wing spread and is equipped to carry a ton of bombs. It was originally a Douglas transport, converted for army use.
Ann Arbor News, June 29, 1939
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Probably the first ship of its kind ever to land here, a U. S. Army bomber stopped briefly at the Ann Arbor airport yesterday, on a routine flight from Wright field, Dayton, O., to Selfridge field at Mt. Clemens. Commanded by Lt. M. E. Bradley, the plane also carried as its crew Lt. D. F. Callahan, who was a postgraduate student at the University this year, and Major Philip Schneeberger, as observer. The ship has a 90-foot wing spread and is equipped to carry a ton of bombs. It was originally a Douglas transport, converted for army use.
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U. S. Army Bomber At Ann Arbor Municipal Airport, June 1939
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U. S. Army Bombing Plane Lands Here
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