Collection: Carl B. Allen Papers Regarding Early Aviation, 1918/1971 - ARVAS Search Results

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December 1924; "After Six Years," U. S. Air Services, 1924 Box 3, Folder 6a

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December 1926; "Italy Wins Schneider Trophy Race", 1926 Box 3, Folder 4

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December 1929; "Much Ado at Aberdeen", 1929 Box 3, Folder 4

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December 1937; "Records Shattered at Miami Meet," The Bee-Hive, 1937 Box 3, Folder 6a

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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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"Domain of Phoebus Apollo" - crossed International Date Line on China Clipper - signed by passengers and officers aboard, 1936 Box 12, Folder 3

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Early in 1926 America first became directly concerned with the advance of international air transport which, with London, Paris, Berlin, and Amsterdam as its operating base, was rapidly extending great trunk airlines along the trade routes of the world Box 8b, Folder 7a

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"Empyrean Realm of Jupiter Rex" - crossed the Equator en route from Miami to Buenos Aires, 1929 Box 12, Folder 3

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February 11, 1931; "Our Status in the Air: Does america Lead or Lag in Military Type Planes?", 1931 Box 3, Folder 5

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