Herbert Lovejoy, commercial aviator, was fatally injured and Sanders Gramling, son of a Miami physician, was seriously hurt when the plane in which they were flying went into a tail spin at an altitude of 2,500 feet, and fell to earth. Lovejoy's back was broken and he will die. Gramling sustained fracture of both legs and possibly internal injuries.
The Bradford County Telegraph
Starke, Florida
Friday September 15, 1922 Page 3
Herbert Lovejoy, commercial aviator, was fatally injured and Sanders Gramling, son of a Miami physician, was seriously hurt when the plane in which they were flying went into a tail spin at an altitude of 2,500 feet, and fell to earth. Lovejoy's back was broken and he will die. Gramling sustained fracture of both legs and possibly internal injuries.
The Bradford County Telegraph
Starke, Florida
Friday September 15, 1922 Page 3
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