May 29, 1922

May 29, 1922

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Certificates of Airworthiness for Civil Aircraft

The American Airplane Market

By E. W. Fuller8 min

Naval Aviation

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Certificates of Airworthiness for Civil Aircraft

Underwriters Laboratories Appoint Resident Aviation Engineers in 32 Cities for the Inspection of Aircraft
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The American Airplane Market

Every airplane that has made a flight during the past three years has sold at least one other one. Delivery on all these sales may not yet have been made, but the fact remains certain that some one of those who have seen any airplane fly will buy one eventually and the inception of the buying idea can be undeniably traced back for its origin to some particular flight.

By E. W. Fuller8 min

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Naval Aviation

New Naval Air Equipment—Admiral Moffett, Chief of the Naval Bureau of Aeronautics, plans to equip floating forces with 213 air and sea planes during the coming year, it was learned recently in connection with the presentation of the annual requirements of the Bureau of Aeronautics to the Senate Naval Affaire Committee.
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ARMY AND NAVY AIR NEWS

Army Orders—Capt. Roderick A. Stamey, A.S. (Inf.), relieved from further detail in the Air Service, is assigned to the 6th Infantry, Camp McClellan, Ala. First Lieut. Thomas A. Hoy, A.S. (Inf.), relieved from further detail in the Air Service, is assigned to the 15th Tank Battalion, Fort Benning, Ga.
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Boston Airport Definitely Assured

Governor Cox of Massachusetts Signs Bill Providing $35,000 for Airport to be Located in Boston Harbor
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The Design of Wing Spar Sections

Since the wing spars of all airplanes except those with cantilever wings carry a dual stress, the sum of a bending stress and of the effect of a direct compressive or tensile load, the design of a spar section is necessarily rather an indirect process.

By E. P. Warner6 min

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Fourth Exhibition of Aircraft in Baltimore

American Flying Club of Baltimore to Hold Interesting Exhibition on Decoration Day
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Aviation in Congress

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The Larsen Air Navigation Co.

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Foreign News

Argentine Republic—Aviation is making rapid stridcs in Argentina where the government has foreseen the future of this new method of locomotion and all the advantages which it may expect from its development. An important net work of commercial air lines is already under consideration.
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