Faith in Aircraft Probe Shapes Coolidge Policy Debate
Washington dispatch notes confidence in a new Air Board to resolve two key questions. First, should air defense be treated on par with naval and military defense, guiding decisions on a separate air service. Second, how the government should stimulate aeronautics for civil, commercial, and defense use, with uncertainty on practical action despite Board findings.
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Washington, D. C
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Navy
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Congress
Coolide
Judgment on leadership and innovation in the Shenandoah case
A Washington authority debates President Coolidge's duty to lead, choose innovations, and accept responsibility. It argues charges about the Shenandoah accident will fade, and General Mitchell's trial will lose prominence. The key question is whether Mitchell understands that dramatic martyrdom carries a price in public service.
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Coolidge
Shenandoah
Mitchell Wil
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Mitchell
Washington
Fragmentary court notes reveal a murky disposition
The fragmentary text discusses a man’s willingness to pay and a judgment of temperament. It references a prior army connection and questions whether he should have acted in advance. The passage hints at tensions between responsibility and a fearless or reckless streak.
Mitchells Yell Condemned As Unjustified In Court
A Herald-Tribune report states that Mitchell’s remarks and the higher pitched yell were unjustified and lack sufficient factual support, per the court’s forthcoming finding.
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Mitchell
Herald-Tribune
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