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Richard Norton said:
Mildred Doran
TVL1970 said:
More on Miss Mildred Doran: An article about her authored by her nephew and published in Air & Space Smithsonian Magazine (March 2011), "Above and Beyond: Aunt Mildred", by Richard A. Durose. A companion article published at MLive, "Nephew sheds new light on Flint woman Mildred Doran's tragic final flight", by Ron Fonger (March 13, 2011), which also mentions that country & western artist Vernon Dalhart recorded and released on a 78-rpm record the song "The Fate of Mildred Doran" after her disappearance. A photo of the label of the Vernon Dalhart (as "Al Craver") record, "The Fate of Mildred Doran", by Flickr member brian.deak: A follow-up story by Ron Fonger at MLive, "Listen to 'The Fate of Mildred Doran'", October 8, 2011. From that story, a link to the song itself: "The Fate of Mildred Doran," by Vernon Dalhart (as "Al Craver")

TVL1970 said:
The ill-fated Buhl CA-5 Airsedan (registration NX-2915; c/n 10) named "Miss Doran," lost with all three souls aboard - including her namesake, Miss Mildred Doran (1905-1927), during the 1927 Dole Air Race from Oakland to Honolulu. See: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dole_Air_Race en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mildred_Doran

TVL1970 said:
Information under caption should be corrected to reflect that this is a photo of Mildred Doran and Auggy Pedlar in front of the Buhl Airsedan "Miss Doran" (reg. NX2915 / NC2915).