Talk:Braniff International Airways Flight 352

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Victims[edit]

Moved to talk. Do we really need this long list as part of an encyclopedia article? (was tagged for cleanup-list) RJFJR (talk) 17:12, 26 November 2015 (UTC)[reply]

The passengers included:^[1]

Several doctors and their wives, returning home to Dallas from a conference in Houston.
Joseph E. Lockridge, one of the first African Americans to be elected to the Texas House of Representatives since Reconstruction.
A number of federal government workers.
Oilmen with Mobil, Continental and General American Oil.
Four other Braniff employees.
Half a dozen soldiers with the U.S. Air Force and U.S. Army.
The office manager for the Great National Life Insurance Company of Dallas.
The office manager for the Great National Life Insurance Company of Fort Worth.
Unbeknownst to the passengers, the cargo bay contained one corpse, that of Mildred Wilkinson.

List[edit]

Crew ^[2]

Capt. John Ralph Phillips (46)
First Officer John W. "Jack" Foster
Second Officer Steve W. Crossland
Hostess Jo Carol Brand, originally of Taylor, North Dakota
Hostess Suzanne Renz, originally of South Orange, New Jersey

Passenger names

Dr. L. E. Adin, Dallas
William F. Alexander, Jr., Dallas
Mrs. B. Antich, Houston
Dr. Joe B. Barnett, Dallas (37)
James E. Doell, Dallas
Karney Brent, Dallas
Mrs. Elaine Brown, Galveston, Tex
William R. Burton, Ohio (40)
Thomas Keener Cambre, Dallas
Mrs. Lou Cherry, Edna, Texas (72)
Theodore Floyd Clark Sr, Dallas
Wayne Collins, Dallas
Lawrence Rene Cordet, Dallas
Everett W. Corl, Houston
Kenneth Cornella, Middletown, Ohio (32)
Lou Ellen Currier, Garland, Tex
Edward L. Davis, Dallas
Molly Ann Deware; Braniff Cargo Secretary (25)
Howard Dinwiddie, Houston
Dr. Paul Roscoe Ellis Jr, Dallas
George G. Elwood, Fort Worth
John R. Ford, no town given
James Calvin Grant, Dallas
Robert Paul Gravesmill, Dallas
Victor Campbell Hayes, Dallas
Charles Wilson Harshaw, Fort Worth
Mrs. Lanora Lavelle Hawkins, Corpus Christi, Tex
Mrs. Neva Hawkins, Corpus Christi, Tex
Fred Louis Herrmann, New York City
John Daniel Haverstock Jr, Dallas
Henry Stephen Hollis, Houston (21) U.S. Air Force
Jackie Dean Hurley, Rosenberg, Tex
John Ray Kubitz, San Antonio
John Thomas Llewellyn, Denver, Colo (43)
Joseph Edwin Lockridge, Dallas
Louis Ira Masquelier, Dallas
Robert James Maxwell, Middletown, Ohio
Thoms L. Maxwell, JR., Irving, Tex (45)
Mrs. Lulu Beth McBee, Poteau, Okla (51)
Herbert William McCormick, Midland, Mich
Allen N. McDowell, Richardson, Tex
Edward Calvin "Eddie" McDuff, Hurst, Tex
Hugh Herron McGaughy Jr, no address
William "Bill" McPherson, Irving
William Wade Meeker, Fort Worth
Lewis Dean Messersmith, Irving
Mrs. Carol Ann Murray, no address
Lorentz Peter "Larry" Myhr, Dallas (42)
Robert Roy "Bob" Neal, Tulsa, Okla.
Miss D. O'Neal, Houston
Edward Lee Pitts, Michigan (32)
Dr. James Knox Pittard Jr, Anson, Tex
Ruth Clark Pittard, Anson
William Walter Reagan, no address
John Walter Rogers, Tulsa, Oklahoma
John Roberts, Dallas, Braniff employee
Fred Albert Ryser III, Houston, Texas
Miss Diane Jackie Schnell, Dallas (18)
Robert Dale "Bob" Spencer, Dallas
James Norton Shepperd, Dallas
Jimmy Dan Thompson, Fort Worth (38)
William R. Trotter, Tulsa, Okla
William S. Tucker, Richardson, Tex
Norman L Vagneur, Aspen, Colorado U.S. Army
Robert Odes Whiddon Jr, Dallas
Robert Andrew Whitburn, Galveston, Texas (19) U.S. Air Force
William Robert "Bob" Wilcox, Dallas
MRS. Willey Wright, Dallas
Clyde Ray Williams (37)
Laverne B. "Pete" Yochim, Erie, PA

References

Cockpit Voice Recorder audio released in april 2023.[edit]

The real CVR recording was newly released and verified, add this to the wikipedia article. 186.15.124.40 (talk) 20:03, 15 September 2023 (UTC)[reply]

[1] ttp://corsicanadailysun.com/

[2] ttp://www3.gendisasters.com

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