:::: In 1937, the Bridgeport Sunday Herald stood behind its article as authentic "proof" that Whitehead flew, and opened its files up to the Library of Congress. No hoax was found. In fact, Dr. John B. Crane issued a complete reversal of his earlier position, supporting the flights of Gustave Whitehead, once he heard the testimonies of witnesses and saw the extent of the proof. Your personal opinions are impacting your wild editing herein, Mr. Carroll, and it is not appreciated. It is that sort of behavior that gives Wikipedia the very bad name it deserves, if it allows this to go on. This Talk page is a great example, which I have a record of, that will be used to discredit Wikipedia with regards to being a source of reliable information. This is especially due to Mr. Carroll's desperate and inappropriate editing. Stick to your own website for your hoax conspiracy theories. The only hoax is the one you are trying to promote, it would appear.