Aviation Rise and Records Mark 1932 Year of Flight
A review of 1932 aviation highlights noting new speed, altitude, and distance records, and record attempts. It covers major events like the National Air Show in Detroit, the Cleveland races, and notable transatlantic efforts by Amelia Earhart and others, plus advances in engines, airframes, and international aviation developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eohort
U.S Asan Air Corps
Mollison
Doolite
Hatzlip
Turner
Wedell
Do-X
Liberty
Akron
Heart
Flying Brigade
Jearna
Tom Toms
Tavo
All Sage
Smd
Detroit
Cleveland
Nomed
Desig
Mey
Leo
Bnew Lon-Guw
Welle Navy
Doollille
Hateiin
wWenell
Olhermash
Roscoe Turner
Wedell-Williams
James Poolitle
James Wedell
James Haizlip
International Congress of Aviators
Hich A
Rome
Batbo
Mallen
Mussolini
Benoris
Gatty
Muscolini
Amelia Earhart
Ying
Newfound
Ireland
Ocean
North Atlantic
Dating
Lou Reichers
Bernarr McFadden
Irelana
Irish
Professor Picard
Apollo Soucek
United States Navy
Cyril Onwins
England
Lee Chalk Cliffs
Dover
Columbins
City
Frank Hawks
Los Angeles
New York City
Amy Johnson
Iamona
James Afollison
Capetown
May Haizlip
Jimmie
Tra Eaker
Atlantic
J. A. Mollison
Africa
Capitalism Debunked as Myth and Crisis Deepens
A celebrated author argues capitalism never existed as a defined system and outlines three interlinked crises: finance breakdown, a revolutionary shift in economic methods, and growing political fragmentation. The piece critiques stock markets, credit, and property dispersion while urging controlled inflation and a shift toward collective buying and employment under public or municipal oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ation
Tairy Plain
Tos Stock Exchange
Gold Treasure Rumor From Baikal Sea Sparks Berlin Weather
A sensational rumor claims immense amounts of gold lie at the Baikal Sea bottom. A Moscow bank tale recounts a 1904 transport during a Japanese conflict, attacked by bandits, leading to a sinking steamer and three survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Baikal Sea
Siberia
Rudélin
Mussian
Moacow
Short
Moscow
Japan
Ruanlh
Nicholas
Plate
Biberia
Atnte Bank
Petersburg
Jory
Dal~ Kat Per
Strang
Bandlia
Witheland
Ghali
Ho Hay
Wells Outlines Cause of World Distress in First Article
This is the first of two notable articles by H G Wells on the cause of the present world distress. The second, which will appear in an early issue, probably next week, will discuss the cure he proposes.
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Mie
Zuker
Susilags
Phare
H. G. Wells
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