Speed of Modern Air Travel Cash in Hanoi Say Airlines
American aero nautical engineers and fliers highlight 1935 aviation advances. Doolittle flights, transpacific tests, Pan American Clippers, and rising air school enrollments illustrate faster travel and growing air power amid wartime pace.
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Hanoi
Say Airlines
Horwith
Fats Christian Adamson
Adamson
U. S
Hans Christian Adamson
Trubve Dostson
Wear
Astatian
Coalidge
Hoover
American Airlines
Transatlantic Airways
Ammer
James Doolittle
Burbank
New York
Doolittle
TWA Douglas
D. W. Tomlinson
Peter Redpath
Peter Redpath and He Satad, Radig
Wayne Willams
W. Heideman
Los Aneles
Douglas
Leland
Andrews
Los Angeles
Mealsy City
Tibowra
Pacific
Atlantic
Union Pacific
California
Orient
Sikorsky and
Martin
America
Air Corps
Alfred W. Stevens
Orville Anderson
Stevens
Anderson
Jury
New Tests to Prevent Operative Tragedies
Dr. Crampton claims a preoperative test can predict fatal shock risk. The Crampton value Scale measures pulse and blood pressure changes when standing to gauge shock resistance. Trials on 345 patients show fewer than three deaths clearly linked to shock, with higher preoperative scores correlating to safer operations.
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Nif
C. Ward
Crampton
New York
John H. Ireliv
Englewood Hospital
N. F
Nis
American Bedcieal Association
Medical Society of New Jersey
Crompton
Persin
Irwin
Aitogether
Grampton
Tellay
Ar. Irwin
Walter Schmidt
Dliffside Park
Schmidt
Champton
The Great Eye 200-Inch Telescope to Rise on Palomar
Astronomers plan the 200-inch Palomar telescope on Palomar Mountain Southern California. It will surpass the Hooker telescope in power and reveal stars, galaxies, and the Great Nebula in Andromeda with unprecedented clarity. The project details include Pyrex mirrors, grinding, aluminum coating, and a steel dome.
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Andrew R. Boone
Palomar Mountain
California
Hooker
Mt. Wilson Observatory
Pasadena
Cal
Astrangomety
California Institute of Technology
California Institute
Adop
John Strong
Tuelttute
Jonesy Mountain
Palomar
Andromeda
Castmot
George
Local Laughs And Leg Mishaps In Town Pages
A small town council presents a retired official with an artificial limb after a railway accident and a later mishap leaves him with a fractured leg. The event sparks local wit as residents joke about whether the leg is his own or the one that’s broken.
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Lown
Bedland
Paas
Landon
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Musick
Midway Island
Hawaii
Guam
R. O. D. Sullivan
San Francisco
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Aerra
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Transpacific
United Sates
Afr-Line
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Lothar
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Eckave
Uninga
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Los Angles
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Gnoifer
Miss Farhall
Mexica City
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Miss Ingalls
Miss Baghryt
Frank Hawks
Miss Yogalis
Captain Hawks
Columbus
Amy Adinson
Capetown-London
Mss
Jill Wredham
Helen Richey
Uncle Sam
Avialio
Pheete Omiie
Gir
Department of Commmerce
Omiie
Loisite Thaden
Nancy Harkness
Helen
Miss Richey
Vidal
Eugene Vidal
Com- Meret
Xir Hners
Farley
U.S
Newark
Earl
Aturont Pitot
Suaed St
Wey Post
Post
Army
Anly
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Congress
Nany
Navy
Army Felcons
United States
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Air Rors
Army Air Tors
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Germany
France
Italy
Russia
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Naval Air Force
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CLOAK
American New Openers, Inc
Miami
Fla
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Seizure
Hearst Newspapers
Dr. Irwin
Chen Tie
Cat Sciences
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Unree
Butt
Earth
Empire State Building
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London
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