Airways belts and Pan American air regulations
Article notes the Pan American Aeronautic Congress adopts air route belts and regulations designating air routes and airways. It reports on U S plans for civilian aviation governance, international efforts for uniform laws, and a push to involve national aero clubs in commissions. Also mentions allied political commitments and local veteran notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Aero Club of America
Pan-American Aeronautic
Atlantic
Congress
Mint
Fox
Presdent
Wilson
Lee
Hedfield
Baird
Department
of Commerce
Secretary of Commerce
Atlantic City
International Aeronomutical Federation
Paris
Aviation Ministrr
International Federation
Aero Club
Committed Already to Stand Against League of Nations
An editorial rebutts opponents who claim the United States must avoid sending troops abroad. It defends the Monroe Doctrine, argues no treaty binds us to foreign wars, and cites Alaska Hawaii and the Philippines as examples of American responsibility. It warns against relinquishing global influence under the League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platt
Cuba
New Republic
New Gruinsda
New Colombia
Uv Os
Scanal
United States
Panam
Treidher
Sailor
New York World
Borahs
Hirat
Johnsons
Reeds
League of Nations
Great Republic
Rio Grande
Cape Horn
Deccarer
Alaska
Hawaii
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the People's Warehouse
Ginko
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Avermasa Kuvkerdall
Norrow
George Ferguson
Rede
Fee Witney
W. Broad
Mila
Jewee Jarvin
Atte
Hebekah
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Burrier
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Sumner
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Colorado
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