Aluock and Brown Ocean Flight Flight History and Return
Aluock and Brown led a life shaped by aviation from youth in Britain. The article traces Brown’s early interest, schooling at British Westinghouse Works, and a youth kite flyer who joined university corps in 1914. He served as observer and reconnaissance officer, was shot down, survived captivity, and planned a postwar return to aviation with Royal Air Force ambitions.
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Silent Wings Over Atlantic Cap Alcock Brown
St John s N F June 14 The fate of Captain John Alcock and Lieutenant Arthur Brown in Great Britain s second attempt to fly the Atlantic remained uncertain ten hours after takeoff at 12 10 P M New York time. The Vimy disappeared from radio contact as Digby and other ships hunted for signals while radiators and radio gear were upgraded for future tests.
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Royal Air Force
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Digby Steamship Arrives Amid Uncertain Late Evening
Special to The New York Times reports the steamer Digby arrived tonight amid unclear circumstances. Passengers and crew are awaiting further instructions as officials assess the vessel’s status and next steps.
Navy urges larger aviation funding for Pacific flight plan
Secretary Daniels denounces House across the Pacific project setback and urges at least 36 million for aviation. He notes plans for giant dirigibles, ocean crossing, and fueling bases at Pearl Harbor Guam and the Philippines and warns rivals will forge ahead without more money. Navy aims to build rigid airships and support bases to test transpacific routes.
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Big Five Finish Revising Treaty
The article details Allied plans to shift occupied territories toward civilian rule while cutting military presence, though occupation may last fifteen years. It notes Germany’s reparations, the League of Nations covenant, and personnel options for the Reparations Commission including Norman Davis and others.
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