July 13, 1925

New York-Chicago Night Air Mail

Direct Solution of Airplane Spar Design

UNITED STATES AIR FORCES

U. S. Army Air Service

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New York-Chicago Night Air Mail

Post Office Department Starts New Service to Save a Business Day Between New York and Chicago
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Direct Solution of Airplane Spar Design

Until this time, to the writer’s knowledge, there has been no attempt made to develop any procedure whereby an airplane wing spar may be designed directly, without recourse to trial and error. The so called precise method recently adopted by the Air Service and the Navy Department, although somewhat more laborious as used at present, may be so simplified by a few very reasonable assumptions as to make it possible to solve directly for the location of the struts in a biplane truss.

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UNITED STATES AIR FORCES

U. S. Army Air Service

Army Air Orders Maj. Hubert R. Harmon, A.S., McCook Field, to Washington. Following officers, A. S. Off. Res. Corps, relieved from duty Langley Field, and ordered to stations indicated, reverting to inactive status June 30: First Lieuts.
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“Who’s Who in American Aeronautics”

The second edition of “Who’s Who in American Aeronautics” will be published Sept. 1, 1925. Below will te found new biographies that will appear in the forthcoming volume. An invitation is extended to all pilots actively engaged in aviation military, naval or commercial to send their biographical sketches for insertion in the next issue.
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The M.I.T. Aeronautical Course

The Pioneer American Course in Aeronautical Engineering
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Publisher’s News Letter

Now that the National Air Transport has ordered ten Carrier Pigeons to start its New York-Chicago service, there will be some figuring done as to just how much flying these planes could do. As the N.A.T. does not plan to fly Saturdays or Sundays, the number of round trips per year may average about 250, making allowance for holidays and trips cancelled on account of bad weather.

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The Woodson Foto

Description of a New Commercial Three-Seater Machine Powered with a Salmson Z9 Engine
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AIRPORTS AND AIRWAYS

Cleveland, Ohio

Glenn L. Martin, governor of the N.A.A. for Ohio and president of Cleveland Chapter, has been appointed chairman of the Organizing Committee to help the city celebrate the opening of its new Municipal Airport on July 1. As Mr. Martin’s experience with humanity has led him inevitably to the conclusion that the great need of man is food—and possibly drink—the Cleveland Chapter N.A.A. is giving a grand aviation dinner in Cleveland Public Auditorium one of the largest halls in the world.

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UNITED STATES AIR FORCES

U. S. Naval Aviation

Navy to Map Alaska For several months the Secretary of the Interior, through his associates has been in negotiation with other departments of the Government that operate airplanes, to have portions of southeastern Alaska photographed from the air.
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AIRPORTS AND AIRWAYS

Milwaukee, Wis.

After reading some of our Milwaukee newspapers for the past month, one would get the impression that the most important thing in life, with the possible exception of finding a cool spot in which to live, would be to establish an airport here, located somewhere in the vicinity of some of our tallest buildings, where the tired business man might get a little relaxation by looking out his office window and watching the air traffic go by.

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