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Story October 30, 1927

Douglas Daily Dispatch

Douglas, Cochise County, Arizona

What is this article about?

Mrs. Frances Grayson announces delay of trans-Atlantic flight to Copenhagen from Old Orchard, Me., on Oct. 29, returning plane to New York for consultations with Igor Sikorsky.

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MRS. GRAYSON INDICATES TRIP TO BE DELAYED

OLD ORCHARD, Me., Oct. 29 (P)—Mrs. Frances Grayson tonight announced the return of her amphibian plane, The Dawn, to New York tomorrow with the words: In my disappointment of today, I can only strive for a bigger, greater success for tomorrow.

Mrs. Grayson made known her decision in a dramatic way at the flying camp she had maintained here for almost three weeks, when with only a few moments warning she handed a typewritten statement to the newspapermen.

The purpose of the return and consequent postponement of the proposed flight to Copenhagen was to confer, she said, with Igor Sikorsky, builder of the plane. It appeared probable that this would eliminate The Dawn from any trans-Atlantic flight before spring.

What sub-type of article is it?

Historical Event Journey

What themes does it cover?

Fortune Reversal Exploration Misfortune

What keywords are associated?

Flight Delay Trans Atlantic Attempt Amphibian Plane Copenhagen Flight

What entities or persons were involved?

Mrs. Frances Grayson Igor Sikorsky

Where did it happen?

Old Orchard, Me.

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Key Persons

Mrs. Frances Grayson Igor Sikorsky

Location

Old Orchard, Me.

Event Date

Oct. 29

Story Details

Mrs. Frances Grayson announced the return of her amphibian plane, The Dawn, to New York, postponing her proposed flight to Copenhagen to confer with Igor Sikorsky, likely eliminating trans-Atlantic flight before spring.

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