Wrights Flew First Plane In U S Yet We Lag Behind
A 1930s era column argues America has fallen behind in aviation since the Wright brothers first flight at Kitty Hawk. It notes European records in speed distance and altitude, fears about air mail funding cuts, and calls for returning the original Wright Flyer to the United States while recounting the Wrights’ disputes with the Smithsonian and ongoing legacy of aviation leadership.
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Italy
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British Museum
South Kensington
London
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Washington
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Women in Industry Create New Problem in Society
Interviewed by Betty Ross in London 1933, Sir Philip Gibbs warns that women entering wage work disrupts traditional family balance and could affect marriage rates. He argues wages must rise to support a family, while many women work for extra money and delay marriage. The discussion covers social tension, independence, and the evolving role of women in industry.
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California
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