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7/12/1949; Crash Victims Take Notes During Tour; Four of the 14 American newspapermen reported killed July 12, in the crash near Bombay, India, of a Royal Dutch Airlines plane, take notes recently during their visit in Indonesia. Left to right taking notes are: Fred Colvig, Denver Post; Charles Gratko, Christian Science Monitor; George Moorad, The Portland Oregonian, and Nat Barrows, Chicago Daily News. Others unidentified.; Credit: Associated Press Photo (Photo By The Denver Post via Getty Images)

7/12/1949; Crash Victims Take Notes During Tour; Four of the 14 American newspapermen reported killed July 12, in the crash near Bombay, India, of a Royal Dutch Airlines plane, take notes recently during their visit in Indonesia. Left to right taking notes are: Fred Colvig, Denver Post; Charles Gratko, Christian Science Monitor; George Moorad, The Portland Oregonian, and Nat Barrows, Chicago Daily News. Others unidentified.; Credit: Associated Press Photo (Photo By The Denver Post via Getty Images)
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JUL 17 1949, 7-18-1949; One of the last photos of the U.S. correspondents on their Indonesian tour, taken as they visited the sultan of Jogjakarta left to right, Nat. A. Barrows, Chicago Daily News; Charles Gratke, foreign editor, Christian Science Monitor; the Sultan; Fred Colvig, the Denver Post; John Werkley, time magazine and George Moorad, radio station KGW, Portland, Ore. (Photo By The Denver Post via Getty Images)

JUL 17 1949, 7-18-1949; One of the last photos of the U.S. correspondents on their Indonesian tour, taken as they visited the sultan of Jogjakarta left to right, Nat. A. Barrows, Chicago Daily News; Charles Gratke, foreign editor, Christian Science Monitor; the Sultan; Fred Colvig, the Denver Post; John Werkley, time magazine and George Moorad, radio station KGW, Portland, Ore. (Photo By The Denver Post via Getty Images)
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