Capt. Jitka Hanakova Interview with Clear Channel Milwaukee Radio Station
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Carl D. Bradley split in two, sank 60 years ago, causing heartache for Michigan town
Carl D. Bradley is a big freighter that sunk in northern lake Michigan 60 years ago and sits 360 to 380ft deep. This was an effort to push the slightly damaged ship for just one more trip that resulted in a tragedy. Frank Mays, one of the wreck’s survivors still alive, plans to tell his…
