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1939 Rescued people from flying boat 'Cavalier' arrive in New York
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1:16Now PlayingDate: 23rd January 1939
Location: New York, USA
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: GAUMONT BRITISH NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
UNITED STATES: New York: Various:
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"CAVALIER" (Imperial Airways Flying Boat) Crashes- survivors arrive in New York including Steward C. Talbot
"ESSO BAYTOWN" Interviews & with rescued people from Flying Boat Cavalier at N.Y., Capt Frank Spur, Seaman Taylor
Civilians; Disasters and Accidents; Ships and Boats; Aviation; United States of America
Pan American, Pan-Am, Coast Guard, Radioman, distress call, icing, drowning, Esso Baytown, interview, interviews, surviovors, tribute, rescue, sailors, endurance
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