Collection: Carl B. Allen Papers Regarding Early Aviation, 1918/1971 / Date range: 1940 / Level: Item - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Collection Carl B. Allen Papers Regarding Early Aviation, 1918/1971 Date range 1940 Level Item

1939-1940; The Radio Addresses of Col. Charles A. Lindbergh, 1939/1940 Box 4, Folder 3

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"Air Safety Isn't Luck, " by CBA and Martin Sommers, June 1, 1940 Box 13, Folder 2

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"A Plea for American Independence, " Mutual Broadcasting System, Oct 14, 1940 Box 13, Folder 3

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Articles by CBA in the Saturday Evening Post, 1938/1941 Box 13, Folder 2

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August 1940; "Lindbergh today, " Scribner's Commentator, 1940 Box 4, Folder 1b

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August 1940; "Lindbergh Today, " - typewritten copy of article published in Scribner's Commentator, 1940 Box 4, Folder 6

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December 1940; " Observations on Aerial Defense, " Western Flying, 1940 Box 3, Folder 6a

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December 28, 1940; "The Facts About Lindbergh, " Saturday Evening Post, 1940 Box 4, Folder 1b

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June 10, 1940; "Our Drift Toward War", 1940 Box 4, Folder 3

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Miscellaneous Magazine Articles by CBA (from box 3, folder 6), 1931/1949 Box 13, Folder 2

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