Talk:Wooster Municipal Airport
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Accidents and incidents
[edit]Here is an article from 1937 describing an accident. A library subscription to the historical Washington Post is required to view it.
- "D.C. Naval Aide And Brother Hurt In Ohio Air Crash". The Washington Post. Washington, DC. 1937-04-15. p. 7.
Henry B. George of 5016 Illinois Avenue northwest, was injured seriously in a plane crash last night in Wooster, Ohio, according to the Associated Press.
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Lugevas (talk) 15:56, 10 December 2014 (UTC)
Historical sources
[edit]- Airway bulletin. no. 1-2. 1931-38. Washington, U. S. Govt. print. off. 1938. p. 157. Retrieved 10 December 2014.
Wooster.—Wooster Airport, municipal. Three miles NE. of Wooster. Lat. 40°50'; long. 81*55'. Alt. 1.150 feet. Rectangular, 4,750 by 1.680 feet, sod, slight slope, artificial drainage; four landing strips, 2.800 feet NE./SW., 2,300 feet NW./SE., 4,700 feet N./S., 1,600 feet E./W. Pole lines to NE. and SE.; woods to NE.; trees to NE. and S.; low spot and drainage ditch near SW. corner. Facilities for servicing aircraft, day only. N. half of field must be used with caution due to recent fill on drain tile.