World's first aerial speed record by Santos Dumont in 1906
The Brazilian pilot-inventor Santos Dumont achieved the world's first aerial speed record of 25 miles per hour in 1906. Born in Sao Paulo and educated in France, he advanced navigable balloons and early airships, winning the Deutsch prize in 1901 and contributing to early air navigation before WWI.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santos Dumont
Sao Paulo
Brazil
France
Dumont
Eifel Tower
St. Cloud
Eiffel Tower
Zeppelin
Mooyright, War
NEA Service, Inc
Coat of Arms and Riddles Puzzle from Daily Paper
A hull of a themed page presents a horizontal and vertical word puzzle. Clues range from heraldic terms to astronomical and everyday items, with entries including countries capitals wings geometrical and metric terms, beads, rope, and other cross-referenced hints.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sie
Ric
H.R. Segnar
S. Hervey
Hope Star
Hope
Star
Burroughs Bookkeeping
H. W. Timberlake
Washington
McRae Hdn. Co
Tom Carrel
Bath
South Hervey St
J. W. Patterson
Gee
Aween
Airdale
Angwers
Ted
Reddish
Homer Ibanks
Emmet
Little Rock
J. O. Goff
West Memphis
Old Age Pension Fund
Charities Fund
Aeniac
Pato
Hecorp
Hoople
Royal Dragoons
Tate
Ste
BY Williams
Boots
Cord
Rousninis
Atpheee One
Val
Carling
By Martin
Footy
NEA Bervicesing
T.M
By Hamlin
Alley Oop
Fooz Y
Jimminy
Foozy
NEA Servic
Weire
Tubbsy
Freckles
Hollywood
Myra North
Myra
By Blosser
Pso
Tho M
FST
South America
High Mountain
Wil Scales
John Smasefield