Finding a crash report with only a pilot's name?

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Re: Finding a crash report with only a pilot's name?

Tue Aug 18, 2020 5:52 pm

Thanks for the info. I'd always envisioned it was a multi-engine aircraft, so it's unlikely there's any way to find the exact impact spot today.
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Re: Finding a crash report with only a pilot's name?

Tue Aug 18, 2020 6:55 pm

Here's the same article that quemerford posted above, except this one includes one extra sentence at the end:
Fort Lauderdale News 19 March 1951 Page 10-A.png
Fort Lauderdale News 19 March 1951 Page 10-A.png (194.99 KiB) Viewed 396 times


Here's an obituary printed the following day:
Atlanta Constitution 20 March 1951 Page 29.png
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