January 2, 1922

January 2, 1922

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"Who’s Who in American Aeronautics”

Glenn H. Curtiss Wins Seaplane Decision

Commercial Aviation

By Charles F. Redden10 min

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"Who’s Who in American Aeronautics”

RICHARDSON, LEON, Shipping; born, Rose Valley, Pa., March 18, 1888; son of George Thomas Richardson and Rachel Richardson; married, Florence J. Eslinger, Jan. 17, 1918. Educated: Public schools of Merchantville, N. J.; University of Washington.
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Glenn H. Curtiss Wins Seaplane Decision

Circuit Court of Appeals Reverses Decision of District Court --Awards Curtiss Broad Patent on Flying Boat
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Commercial Aviation

History shows that every invention which has afforded an improvement in transportation methods has led to world-wide adoption; and furthermore, the history of progress has been largely history of improved transportation. Any method of travel which is safe, comfortable and delightful and which permits the business man to reduce the distance, in time, between two cities to one-third or one-fifth of what it now requires, must ultimately prove popular.

By Charles F. Redden10 min

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Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce Organized

National Body Comprising over 100 Charter or Founder Members Embraces Entire Industry
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Aeronautical Lessons From Europe

In going back and forth between Europe and America, I have discovered a very curious bit of psychology. In this country it seems to be the style, among those aeronautically inclined, to hold Europe up as a model, to call particular attention to her selected successes in commercial aviation, her government subsidies, her published statistics, with exhortations to the United States to go and do likewise.

By Ralph Upson8 min

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Christening of the Army Airship Roma

Largest Semirigid in the World is Christened with Liquid Air After Stormy Trip from Langley Field
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American Aviation in 1921

Statistics Issued by Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce Show Civil Aircraft Carried 275,000 Passengers, Covering 6,500,000 Miles
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Facts on Aircraft Insurance

Granting that satisfactory insurance protection is necessary as a foundation on which to build up commercial aviation, and admitting also that companies offering this form of protection have had a tendency to continually increase the rates and at the same time narrow the coverage, it is not to be wondered at that the aeronautical industry is demanding an explanation.

By E. Stockton Martin6 min

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Foreign Aeronautical News

General Pan Chu Ying has been appointed Director of the Aeronautical Department T. H. Chang, a returned Chinese student from the United States, has been engaged by the Aeronautical Department as pilot instructor in the Nanyuang Flying School.
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Eighteen Years of Flight

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