Last flight of the late Capt. C.E. Howell, and his mysterious death at Corfu

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CreatorHowell, E.TitleLast flight of the late Capt. C.E. Howell, and his mysterious death at CorfuDate of publication[1920]Description

Pamphlet written and published by Ernest Howell containing allegations that the commencement of the England-Australia race had been delayed to suit the Smith crew and to disadvantage his son Captain Cedric Ernest Howell. Captain Howell crashed near Corfu and he and his navigator/mechanic George Henry Fraser were killed. Fraser's body was never recovered.

Relates to

Other collection itemLetter from George MatthewsLetter to Minister for DefenceLetter to Ross Smith from the Department of DefencePersonCedric Ernest HowellSir Ross SmithEventFirst England-Australia flightSubjectHowell, Cedric E., 1896-1919

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Last flight of the late Capt. C.E. Howell, and his mysterious death at Corfu