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

Start Over Collection Carl B. Allen Papers Regarding Early Aviation, 1918/1971

May 19, 1937; "Why Do Airliners Crash?," The New Republic, 1937 Box 3, Folder 6a

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May 1967; "Lindbergh's Flight- Takeoff For Aviation," Lauren D. Layman, Aerospace, 1967 Box 4, Folder 1c

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May 23, 1941; Address at Madison Square Garden, 1941 Box 4, Folder 3

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May 28, 1919; Commission as 2nd Lieutenant, ROTC, W.V.U., 1919 Box 1, Folder 1

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May 29, 1941; Address at Philadelphia Arena, 1941 Box 4, Folder 3

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May 3, 1941; Address at St. Louis Rally, 1941 Box 4, Folder 3

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"Methods on the Mail Routes: British & American Needs and Tendencies," by Major R. H. Mayo; reprinted from "The Times Trade & Engineering Supplement", 1934 Box 10

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Miscellaneous Certificates (from box 1, folder 3), 1929/1970 Box 12, Folder 3

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Miscellaneous Correspondence, 1932/1969 Box 9a, Folder 3a, Box 9a, Folder 3b

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Miscellaneous Lindbergh Material, 1929/1970 Box 4, Folder 6

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