Sykes Seeks Britain U S Aviation Cooperation
Major General Sir F H SykesBritish Controller General of Civil Aviation aims for full Britain United States cooperation on flying policy during his America trip. He notes an international air convention seeks US and Japan assent while Britain pushes enterprise supported by an official 64 000 pound competition to spur safer reliable craft including small light aircraft large transports and amphibious types.
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Odortreerous Atmosphere and Gowdy’s Armrest Incident
Fragmented report from Charleston and New York touches bizarre topics including Gowdy the wanted man arriving with pelts and a strong odor, a confluence of aviation and naval governance notes, and a surprising rise of Anne Scott from stenographer to president and GM of Bantam Bearings. New York notes contrast with Charleston dispatches on crime and industry.
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Army in decay says Howden-Smith reports Pershing March feud
Washington dispatch chronicles alleged U S Army disarray with morale slips and officer resignations amid clashes between General March and General Pershing. It cites weak units, manpower gaps, and censorship while noting potential Mexico war risk and Germany’s strength.
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