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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1937

Page

26

Air Conquest Spurs Trade Across Pacific

Pan American Airways Pacific crossings surge with over 100 successful runs, carrying passengers including women and children, and delivering mail and express to China. New Zealand and Australia routes near completion, linking United States exporters to Asia and Australasia faster than Europe. Aircraft and hotel stops on Wake Midway Guam expand travel comfort, while rapid maintenance and new flying standards boost reliability.

San Francisco Pacific Pan-American Airways China Hawaii New Zealand Auckland N. Z Australia United States Australia-New Zealand Europa Pacific Lines Jung Hap Fom Wake Island Midway Wake Guam Philipines New’ Zealand Kingawan Reef Howsland Esker Jarvis Island Paga Papa Kingman Reef State Department Tyes U. 5 Crado Man America Europe Colombia Wsiiin Venezuch New York Ager Honolulu Pan-American Postoffice Department

Lindbergh’s New Plane Promises Safer Camping Flight

Charles A. Lindbergh pilots a modern low wing monoplane dubbed the flying Caravan in England, boasting improved visibility, dual controls, seaplane capability, and ample gas for long cruises. The Spirit of St. Louis remains cramped and loud by comparison.

Charles A. Lindbergh Spirit of Lindbergh England St. Louis Paris Spirit of St. Louis Lindhere

Cachets Mailed Nationwide for Huron Airport Dedication

The Huron dedication of W. W. Howes Municipal Airport will send cachet stamps nationwide with airmail envelopes. Requests have flooded W. H. Olson's cachet office, July 3 is deadline, envelopes must bear return space 2 1/2 inches square, red cachet on July 4 and blue on July 5, one envelope returned daily.

Huron W. W. Howes Municipal United States W. H. Olson Cachet Olson

Clipper Service Expands To Remote Pacific Outposts

The text describes maintenance workshops for radio, propeller, woodwork, and precision instruments supporting Clipper flights. Island outposts like Wake, Midway, and Guam require various supplies by ship or from Clipper crews. With over 3,000,000 passenger miles logged, the network aims to open remote regions to travel and trade while preparing for transoceanic service.

Wake Island Midway Guam Atlantic

Lindberghs Flyite Caravan Not Yet Used in Flight Plans

The Lindberghs have logged many miles in the Flyite Caravan since its 1936 delivery. Despite its refinements and reputation as a fully equipped jet superior to the Spirit of St Louis, the Flying Caravan has not yet been deployed on a mission.

St.Louis Lindberghs Mediterranean Far East Ite Spirit St. Louis

Whitehead Leaves Bureau of Air Commerce July First

Dr. Roy E. Whitehead chief of the medical section since 1933 resigns effective July 1 to enter private practice. He has supervised medical examiners nationwide and plans to publish articles on Pacific flights and aviation medicine. He contributed to early testing innovations and the Clipper medical studies which remain unpublished.

Whitehead Washington Roy E. Whitehead Bureau of Air Commerce Bureau WPA Manila San Francisco National Aeronautic Magazine Pacific Yome 1

Aviation Briefs and Milestones in Early Flight Progress

The Douglas Aircraft Co wins a War Department contract for 177 tyre engined bombs at about 11 651. The United States lacks a general helium export law for medical use but rejects military use requests. On May 10 1912 Glenn L Martin crossed from Newport Bay to Catalina in a bamboo pontoon hydroplane, twenty five years later flying the trans Pacific Clinger. The Bureau of Air Commerce now requires runways 4500 feet long at designated airports. Over 440 000 workers are in airplane construction across Europe with Russia 200 000 Germany 100 000 Great Britain 70 000 and France and Italy about 35 000 each.

United States Glenn L. Martin Newport Bay Santa Catalina Island Bureau of Air Commerce Russia Germany Great Britain France Tuly

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