How Gatty Won Through To World Eminence
An article chronicles Harold Gatty and his ascent in aviation. From early work in navigation to teaching pilots in America, Gatty's system gains fame after collaborations with Lindbergh and Post. His influence spans military and commercial aviation, with future strides in stratosphere flight and chemical engine cooling.
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Gatty
Ienti
Ywest
Spalding
Sporks
Tito
Galer
Nui
Daingeon Pias
Los Angeles
Bessons
Lindbergh
Australign
America
Lindbersh
Bert Gobbel
Golly
Uy Will
Bromley
Japan
Wiley Post
Winnie Mine
Harold Gatty
Post
Cartier
Hia Post
Anya Gatty
Army Corps
Ja Uot
Jan
Alabama
Fe Ib
Pacific Ocean
Galtu
Regan
Fragmented OCR Notice Offers Partial Details
A damaged OCR snippet references car ownership and repair themes with unreadable names and phrases. The legible portion hints at repairs, a certificate or card, and an unclear list of entities. No clear event, date, or involved parties can be confirmed from the readable text.
Aviation Jottings recounts early pilots and beacon progress
An aviation column sketches the careers of several pilots including Barn In Budney and Len Swan, noting incidents in Australia and Canada. It details new Shell beacon beacons, including the Brisbane air beacon atop Shell House, with a 2.7 million candle power beam extending to 26 miles and a 19 mile fixed beam to Archfield aerodrome.
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Pater Rockinghaim
Aico
Ahell Ag Bsa
Waerwat
Budney
Dagan
University Cours
Canada
Dalhonsle
Australia
Western
Atcatre
Lia
Chaffingly
Dorbavoca
Hla
Shell Coy
Brisbane
Shell House
Ane Street
Archorfeld
Thire
Shell
Perth
State
Sydney
Civil Aviation Department
Motorport prospects in Australia and Japan racing talks
Norman Ellison notes Brat Pryor back at Sydney HQ after Japan trip to gauge dirt track racing potential. Pryor cites Japanese interest and plans for dirt track development with three venues, while Frank Arthur prepares Test team bookings and ste riders for October sailings.
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Brat Pryor
Empiire Speadwave
Sydney
Japa
Pryor
Japan
Mee
Moe Pryor
Arthur
Bydnay
Climo
Australia
Empiry Spoolways
Aeain
Australian riders to tour America as test team promoter predicts
Promoter Richardson plans a four Australian rider Test team to visit America with ASA backing. Mitchell and Spencer excel, beating rivals and setting track records. Grans and Rogers show flashes of speed despite initial trouble. The Australians receive strong welcomes in every city, with Hollywood figures meeting them.
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Anatralia
Thea
al Richardson
America
Americana
Australia
He Haya
Piel of
American Motor Cycle Association
Tiddle Brink
Tider
Tay ‘Tuuter
Richardson
Mitchall
Spencer
Mitchell
Grans
Rogere
Freano
Byana
Los
Gilmore Speedway
Hollywood
Snowy Baker
Mona Barrie
Light Car Club of Australia Reports Mixed Year
The Light Car Club of Australia presents a mixed annual report from WH King, noting a challenging year yet not a complete retreat. It cites sport improvements, localization shifts for events, a disappointing balance sheet, and hopes 25 percent of members renew next season.
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Yna
Biood
Bulegirdle
Shue
Dave Stewart
Jon Kingaley
Electrical gear the major offender slows British car makers
A British motoring issue highlights electrical faults in Aston Martin, Riley, and other makes during the Coupe Biennial. Starting motors fail, dynamos refuse to generate, and commentators blame foraln manufacture, while experts convene to address widespread electrical troubles affecting reliability.
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PSC
la Itane
Aston-Mertin
Rileys
L. A
Harald
Ie Hawk Nearver
Isis
Not Built for Hill Climbs Daimler Debate
Not Built for Hill Climbs says the King’s new Daimler is not the world’s largest car. It runs 17 feet 10 inches long, while the Golden Begerti delivered to an English premier years ago was about 30 feet in length.
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Daimler
Long Serving Official Tops Victorian Motor Cycling Union
Fred Yott enters his 22nd year as a driving force in Victoria's motor cycling. He has held every executive role since 1918, chaired the Victorian Auto-Cycle Union, and received a marble statue at the ACY annual meeting. Bad weather caused heavy losses that year, limiting events to only one race.
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Att Trojin
Fred
Dixie
Victorian Motor Cycle- Uilon
Sore Young
Vial
Auto-Cyclo Union of
Victoria
ACY
Ciwe Witkon
Vigtoria
Ante-Cyelo Cortwall
Australia
Amatulinga Electora
Isle of Man
Jesus
Low Cost Horse Movements Hit Upcoming Season
The report notes reduced horse numbers and factory shifts pressuring low price sales amid postponed events. It cites rain and trend of abandonments affecting the Centenary Touriet Trophy, Warragul Boxing Day carnival, and Warragul Easter track championships. Expenditure for the year reached £500 2s versus £896. The coming season should rebound with a two day open tour for all bicycle clubs.
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Bal Gneo
AJC Try
Sydney rider Tayloh sets Paris track mark at meeting
RA Tayloh, a Sydney rider for Wambley, posted a new track record at Paris and scored 24 points at the same meeting. A second plant costing 710,000 was to be erected in Sydney.
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Tayloh
Sydney
Wambley
Paris
Syd=ney
Ashes aboard: Langton stars in British win at Bello Pine
English riders dominate the match with Erie Langton scoring 17 of 10 points as Australia struggles to mount a challenge. Langton leads a dominant British display while Australian entries from Grosgskraute, Johnsen, and Langton’s win underline tensions over selection and form ahead of future tests.
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London
Australia
Gfé
Tnek
Bello Pine
Manchiester
England
Wtplem
Erie Langton
Oned Fm
Carl
Phece
NSW Light Car Club to revive 24 hour Trial in 192? event
The New South Wales Light Car Club plans a 24 hour Trial in August, reviving a long dormant endurance event after six years. Townsman Stan Hills backs the revival with £20, the club setting cash prizes for top two divisions and both teams.
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N.E.W. Light Car Club
Teoi
N.S.W
Wales
England Triumph Over Australia At New Cross Test
England defeated Australia 60 to 46 before about 80 000 spectators at New Cross in the first Test. England lineup included Langton as captain with Parker Farndon and Abbott among others, while Australia featured Huxley as captain and Jolson Wilkins and others. The article notes a British champion was not selected despite availability.
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New Cross
England
Australia
Huxley
Taptain
von Prige
Jolson
Wilkinson
Grosskieuls
Cove
Deserves
Sharp
Smythe
Langton
Captin
Parker
Farndon
T<itehen
Charles
Abbott
Crumbs
Pye
Lenet
British Individual Championship covered in confusing notes
A briefing on British Individual Championship mentions confusion over rider disputes and a National League Riders' Championship. It notes sixteen of twenty four riders chosen by a committee compete in meetings to decide track champion by points, with past references to the Refaros Cup and Grovskreuts as winner markets.
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Pss
England
Gener
Nrovel
Mankigaments
Speedway Control Board
National League
Rhdere
Enon
Imek
Basta
Club golf tourney at Deawby claims champ Tai Baar
The annual Deawby golf tournament saw Taha Baar win the championship with 87 strokes. Sherwood, Aluaten and Snow won the four ball event amid excellent conditions. Several players competed though conditions were tough for many.
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Deawby
Taha
Baar
Sherwood
Tool
Aluaten
Snow
War Instance
Hop Bartlett
Ue South
English motorist to attend Venice Biat meeting
English marine motorist Wulierk Scott Palio will travel to Venice in September for the International Motor Boat meeting. Miss Critecie VII will host and is noted for trials on Pavey Lat with an average 150 Kod, while Count Htorgd greets about 100 hands, aiming to spark global interest.
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Wulierk
Scott Palio
Venice
Critecie VII
Count
Wiss
Cons championatip tank 121 scoring woes noted
The report notes amphibious difficulty for top scorers, unable to blame plug trouble, as they struggled once reaching creeks with numerous currents. Scores declined sharply when navigating wet sections.
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Len Swan
Wissimile
Norman Ellison
American News
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