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Hokitika Guardian, 26 November 1932, Page 2

AN AIR SMASH. NEW YORK, November 17. Mr Joseph Hirt and his flying family were obliterated to-day in a terxible aeroplane accident in Tennessee, on their way to a seaside holiday. Their machine became lost in a fog and crashed on the side of a mountain. Hirt, Mrs Hirt, their two child, ren and a woman frend wefre all killed instantly. Hirt, who was the wealthy president of an' corporation, was taking his family to Florida for their winter vacation. ,

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