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Marshall E.
Headle (March 21, 1893 Winthrop, M****achusetts,
United States - May 14, 1945) was a U.S. test pilot. He is best
known for his parti****tion...
- (Sheriffs)', no less than six-score
bodies were identified,
besides 'sondrie
headles bodies and
heades without bodies that were
found and not knowne.' The contemporaneous...
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Boeing 247. The
first Model 14 flew on July 29, 1937,
piloted by
Marshall Headle.
Early 14's used the
Pratt &
Whitney R-1690
Hornet engine;
later the Wright...
- The
prototype made its
first flight on
February 23, 1934, with
Marshall Headle at the controls. Wind-tunnel work on the
Electra was
undertaken at the University...
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Title Length 1. "Digitized" 5:41 2. "Autogeddon" 6:39 3. "Digitized" 6:03 4. "
Headled" 7:52...
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weavers in
Niger and
Burkina Faso.
While the
Amhara in
Ethiopia use
double headle pit-treadle looms,
where the
weaver sits on the edge of a
small pit dug...
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airliner made its
first flight, at Glendale, California,
piloted by
Marshall Headle.
Although the
plane was
faster than
existing craft, only 24
production models...
