Navy seaplane aims to reclaim Schneider Cup speed record
Philadelphia reports a secret Navy Yard project by aeronautical engineers William Thurston and Harry Booth to complete a 1200 horsepower Packard X-type engine bi-plane racer. Lieut. Alford J. Williams will pilot the ultralight craft in a bid to surpass 300 mph and win the Schneider Cup from Britain.
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Navy's flying knife to debut in Delaware trial flight
In September Cowes England observers await the craft dubbed the Navy's flying knife Williams plans a test flight over the Delaware river. Early witnesses believe the plane could surpass 318 miles per hour and may exceed Major de Bernhardi's Italian record as U S aviation advances. Scientists in Tokyo claim a frost frost smoke screen protects mulberry trees aiding silk regions. Prague stamps will swap Masaryk portraits for heraldic arms of Bohemia Silesia Moravia Slovakia and Carpathian Ruthenia.
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