Redigerer Brice Herbert Goldsborough (avsnitt)

==Litteratur==

*[[Washington Post]]; December 26, 1927; [[New York City|New York]], December 25, 1927 (Associated Press) Mrs. [[Frances Wilson Grayson]], who has been missing since she took off Friday with three companions for Harbor Grace, [[Newfoundland og Labrador|Newfoundland]], was preparing to undertake her fourth attempt within three months to fly the Atlantic in her [[Sikorsky Aircraft|Sikorsky]] amphibian plane, the Dawn.
*[[New York Times]]; December 26, 1927, page 1; "Grayson Plane Radioed 'Something Wrong' Friday Night; Then the Signaling Ceased, Silent for 54 Hours Since; Probably Lost Off The [[Nova Scotia]] Coast In A Storm"
*[[New York Times]]; December 26, 1927, page 2; "Goldsborough a Veteran"
*[[New York Times]]; December 26, 1927, page 1; "Goldsborough's Wife Spends His Christmas Gift To Pay For Plane Search For The Dawn"
*December 26, 1927; [[Media:Goldsborough-Brice 022a.gif|Navigator Brice Goldsborough ...]]
*Frederick Post; [[Frederick, Maryland]]; December 28, 1927; "Hope Dwindling in Plane Search"
*[[Time (magazine)|Time]]; January 2, 1928; "Broken Dawn"
*[[New York Times]]; March 2, 1928, page 08; "Widow Of Aviator Denies Dawn Story"
*[[Time (magazine)|Time]]; May 12, 1930; [http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,752559,00.html "American Boy] {{Wayback|url=http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,752559,00.html |date=20130827220105 }}. A flight from New York to Los Angeles, begun on Monday and completed Sunday, is not in itself remarkable. But if the flyer be the young son of a crack airman who met spectacular death; and if the boy seeks a "junior speed record," public fancy is captured. Last week Frank Goldsborough, 19, son of the late Brice Goldsborough, crossed the U. S. in 34 hr. 3 min. flying time, in a biplane named American Boy. ..."
*[[Time (magazine)|Time]]; July 28, 1930; [http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,739955,00.html "Goodwill Tour] {{Wayback|url=http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,739955,00.html |date=20130827214208 }}. In the course of a tour of 100 smalltown Exchange Clubs, to demonstrate the dependability of aviation for passenger travel, Frank Goldsborough, 19, son of the late Brice Goldsborough, took off from Cleveland for [[Keene, New Hampshire]] In the Green Mountains, he plowed into a peasoup fog. ..."

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