Handley Page Flight Hindered by Newfoundland Weather Delays
Bad weather over Toglang delays Handley Page Newfoundland to England attempt. Raynham plans Monday trial of rebuilt Martinsyde from Harbor Grace to challenge the Handley Page, with rival hopes to depart from Quid Vidio or Harbor Grace. Gale across the Atlantic looms as a key factor in the race with no prize.
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Veteran Pilot Receives Well Deserved Honor
A 27-year-old veteran pilot nicknamed Sir Oh n brings a smile to longtime readers of the paper as he and another man are honored. The duo are seen as deserving recipients who will carry the recognition gracefully.
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Handley Page Plane Aims Irish Coast Flight From Harbor Grace
St John s Newfoundland June 21 The Handley Page plane likely to start from Harbor Grace tomorrow morning for an attempted flight to the Irish coast An earlier start than Captain Alcock s Vickers Vimy is needed to allow an early morning Ireland landing The start time is tentatively set for A M
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Alcock and Brown Claim $20 000 Each Prize
Captain John Alcock and Lieut Arthur W Brown plan to split $40,000 of The Daily Mail prize. The remaining $10,000 goes to the aircraft’s builders. Churchill praises their audacity and knightly spirit and hints at possible knighthood.
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R-34 Delayed Departure Likely Until July
The British dirigible R-84 will probably not leave Great Britain for the Atlantic round trip before July 4. The start is believed to depend on Germany's signing and confirmation, according to the Navy Department.
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Air conquest discussed by aviators at Atlantic City meeting
Atlantic City aviators outlined bold future air routes from the United States to Europe Asia Australia and Africa. speakers cited cross Atlantic flights polar routes and mail carrying trials as steps toward worldwide aerial transportation.
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