November 12, 1923

November 12, 1923

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AIRPORTS AND AIRWAYS

Goodyear Co. Acquires Zeppelin Airship Patents

World's Maximum Airplane Speed Record Beaten

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AIRPORTS AND AIRWAYS

Lawrence B. Sperry, president of the Lawrence Sperry Aircraft Corporation, landed on his flying field at Farmingdale, L. I., Oct. 19, accompanied by Mrs. Sperry, having completed and combined business and pleasure trip by air totalling well over 2000 mi.
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Goodyear Co. Acquires Zeppelin Airship Patents

Goodyear to Organize Lighter-than-Air Manufacturing Company Granting Zeppelin Co. Minority Interest
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World's Maximum Airplane Speed Record Beaten

Navy-Curtiss Racer Piloted by Lieut. Alford J. Williams, U.S.N. Makes 266.6 mi./hr. over 3 km. Course
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U. S. ARMY AND NAVY AIR FORCES

U. S. NAVAL AVIATION

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Requirements of a Man Propelled Airplane

By MATTHEW B. SELLERS4 min

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U. S. ARMY AND NAVY AIR FORCES

U. S. ARMY AIR SERVICE

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Wright Aeronautical Engines

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Editorials

Aviation and the Navy

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French Seaplane Competition

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The Publisher’s News Letter

In looking over the two English aeronautical weeklies Flight and The Aeroplane a very significant fact will become apparent to everyone. Practically all the large British aircraft companies are represented in every issue by a full page advertisement giving details of their products.
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