Air Transport Growth Traced From Barn Stormers to Modern Scale
The High Point Enterprise recollects air travel’s 25 year rise from 1926 start under the commerce act to today’s longer, faster coast to coast routes. It notes early pilots in cow pastures, the first aeronautics agency, and landmark mail service flights by Ford, Varney, and others, with passenger and cargo growth and evolving rates.
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Henry Ford
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Leon D.cuddeback
Varney Airlines
Pasco
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Varney
United Air Lines
Western Air Lines
Ey Graham
Salt Lake City
C. N. James
T. C. Rice-Wray
Stout Air Lines
Jane Eads
Chicago Herald and Examiner
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Chicago
Tra O. Biffle
Mathematics in the Armed Forces Through Model Machines
The text argues mathematics is vital to military success by enabling model building for engineering, testing in wind tunnels, and optimizing designs from aircraft to ships. It cites World War II savings, scale modeling, and the Alcan Highway as examples of how math supports defense and aviation progress.
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Balance Sheet Of Cold War Ups And Downs
A Washington digest contrasts recent good news and bad news in the cold war. Good items praise UN lines in Korea, embargo success on war materiels to Red China, and bold anti Soviet guerrillas in Albania. Bad items warn Iran crisis danger, Korea rain hampering UN forces, and Russia’s 200 divisions near Moscow and Caspian threat.
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Iran
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Eighth Army
United Press
Caspian Sea
Middle East
Lincolnton Store Gutted By Blaze
A three hour fire gutted the Dixie Grocery Company building in Lincolnton NC center of town. Loss estimated at about 350000 with officials unsure of cause. Firefighters from Gastonia and Cherryville joined Lincolnton crews after midnight. The blaze appeared to start mid building fronting 100 feet. No cause determined yet.
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Library Receives Twenty New Fiction Volumes
The High Point Public Library announced the arrival of twenty new fiction titles. Notable entries include Mountain Men, The Demon's Mirror, Let Love Alone, Return to Paradise, The Conqueror, Velvet, and Golden Exile among others.
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Jean Plaidy
Manes Sperber
A. E. Cop
Adelaide Humphries
Elizabeth Sewell
Ardyth Kennelly
J. A. Michener
John Tebbel
Duff Cooper
Pedrocks
Stephen Longstreet
Threse
I. A. R. Wylie
J. D. Carr
Lawrence Schoonover
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