Source Record 2255
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Source Type} Newspaper Newspapers.com. The Daily Breeze (Torrance, CAlifornia) Tue. Sep 20, 1966, p. 15, col. 7.
Begins Flying Career
Miss Joelyn Lee Ferrell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Ferrell
of Redondo Beach, was recently graduated as a United Airlines Stewardess.
She completed her training at the company's stewardess school near Chicago and now serves aboard Mainliners
flying from New York City. [Photo]
Newspapers.com. Independent (Long Beach, California) Sun. Apr 18, 1971, p. 12.
Another of the vessels in trouble Saturday was the Windsong, a $50,000, 40-foot sailing craft
belongiong to Clifford Ferrell of Marina Del Rey.
Ferrell suffered head lacerations when his craft began having engine and rigging failure
offshore from Los Angeles International Airport. The vessel had to be towed in by a harbor patrol
craft.
WEARY SAILORS [Photo caption]
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Ferrell of Marina del Rey were swathed in their foul weather
gear when their vessel,Windsong, was towed into port Saturday. The vessel experienced engine and rigging
failure in high winds and swells and Ferrell suffered head lacerations as he worked with his craft. A
heavy bandage on his head is hidden by his hood.
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Kind of Evidence} Reproduction
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by} Karen Hancock
Date Updated} 4 Jul 2026
Date Created} 4 Jul 2026
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Miss Joelyn Lee Ferrell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Ferrell of Redondo Beach, was recently graduated as a United Airlines Stewardess.
She completed her training at the company's stewardess school near Chicago and now serves aboard Mainliners flying from New York City. [Photo]
Ferrell suffered head lacerations when his craft began having engine and rigging failure offshore from Los Angeles International Airport. The vessel had to be towed in by a harbor patrol craft.
WEARY SAILORS [Photo caption]
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Ferrell of Marina del Rey were swathed in their foul weather gear when their vessel,Windsong, was towed into port Saturday. The vessel experienced engine and rigging failure in high winds and swells and Ferrell suffered head lacerations as he worked with his craft. A heavy bandage on his head is hidden by his hood.
Kind of Evidence} Reproduction
| Last Updated by} Karen Hancock |
Date Updated} 4 Jul 2026 Date Created} 4 Jul 2026 |
1059 Southridge Drive
Auburn, California 95603-5851
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