Isabelle Stinson in Window of Plane
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Identifier
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DS_054
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Description
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Airline workers are preparing the Douglas DC2 for take off from the Hong Kong airport. Isabelle Stinson can be seen in the window above the wing. A sign in the foreground seems to warn people to stay out of reach of the propellers.
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Commentary
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The Stinsons and Allens were travelling into Sichuan after the Japan had taken Shanghai. Travel up the Yangtze River was blocked off, so missionaries took alternative routes. On this occasion, Stewart Allen and John Stinson were seeing off Isabelle Stinson, Win Allen and the three Allen children, who were flying from Hong Kong to Chongqing, while the men took the Burma Road to accompany five trucks of luggage and mission supplies.
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Creator
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John Stinson
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Date Created
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1938-04-19
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Original Format
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black and white print
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Source
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David Stinson
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Publisher
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SIUE
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Record Date
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2026-01-27
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Contributor
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Cory Willmott
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Type
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Still Image
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References
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Phyllis Allen and David Stinson. 2022. "The Allen-Stinson 1938 Trip into China."
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