July 1, 1936

July 1, 1936

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Schools, Services, and Airports

"Go Ahead,newark"

By Jerome Lederer12 min

Water Won't Burn

By S. Paul Johnston11 min

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Schools, Services, and Airports

ALABAMA — Asa Rountree, ALABAMA'S assistant director of aeronautics, reports that the Aviation Commission has visited more than 40 towns in the State to make preliminary arrangements for WPA construction work during the next fiscal year. . . . WPA has installed a new 2,400 ft. concrete runway and a 350 ft.
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"Go Ahead,newark"

Only by constant watch over all ship movements may traffic be handled safely at busy airports

By Jerome Lederer12 min

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Water Won't Burn

So its agood idea to keep it out of gesoline

By S. Paul Johnston11 min

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W. P. Airports

What has been accomplished to date in the $120,000,000 program of the Division of Airways and Airports.
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A Melting Pot

for new airport ideas
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Flying Equipment

Aeroneer 1-B

New two-place all-metal monoplane makes its appearance on the Pacific Coast
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Aviation People

Who’s who and what they are doing
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AIRPORT EQUIPMENT

Lighting Equipment

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A New Formula

How Rhode Island State reconciled the specifications of both airport operator and pilot in a single installation.
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AIRPORT EQUIPMENT

Hangar Equipment

THE real problem in the building of hangars is only recently coming into evidence. Heretofore the wing spans of most of our aircraft have been such that there has been no particular difficulty about obtaining structural steel buildings of ordinary industrial types to house them.
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