Kysor Frustrated Widow (aka Torpedo Plane)

Hoping that the following info on Clifford P. Kysor is not too off topic
 

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Registered as N22C in 1949 and cancelled in 1955. has anybody got any info?

Are you sure it's 22C? I found a registry record for N33C, a "Frustrated Widow" model aircraft registered by Clifford Kysor in 1949 (see Deregistered aircraft 2 of 2 in the record below) That matches the registration number on the wings of the crashed plane with the very slender (and non-effective) tail surfaces that @fortrena posted. The tail vaguely resembles a torpedo in shape, which would explain the alternative name.

 

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