New Radar Device May Improve Aircraft Landing
A GE built radar device for the Civil Aeronautics Administration could show the position and flight path of all planes within 30 miles on a single radarscope, aiding approaches in bad weather. It advances ILS GCA systems by providing a complete picture to guide landings via radio.
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A Real Relief For Stomach Distress
A time tested claim promotes SSS Tonic as relief for stomach distress and acid indigestion. The ad asserts the tonic tones the stomach to release digestive juice, improves appetite and vigor, and sells the product in drug stores with emphasis on no soda content.
Forced Landings Highlight Fraley Field P ilots
The article notes several forced landings due to engine failure or pilot error, and praises Fraley Field training where no student has damaged a plane during a forced landing. It cites J N Livingston as the latest solo, reflects on aircraft glide ability, and mentions weather hindering flights while locals enjoy a furniture market and field activities.
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