November 22 1943 | Aviation Week

Headline News Section

Postwar Air Problems Threshed Out at Oklahoma City Aviation Clinic

400 representatives of aircraft industry, airlines and private flyers discuss wide range of topics at first national aviation planning conference.

By ALEXANDER McSURELY6 min

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THE AIR WAR

Three-Way Air Assault Stepped Up in Move to Knock Nazis Out of War

Allied strategy indicates increasing large-scale bombing attacks from south and east, as well as from Britain, in gigantic softening-up operation.

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THE AVIATION NEWS

Washington Observer

AVIATION CLINIC—The National Clinic of Aviation Planning at Oklahoma City, sponsored by the National Aeronautic Association, was regarded with some skepticism in the industry when it was first proposed. The results of the meeting, attended by aviation-minded men from the government, aircraft industry and airlines, routed that skepticism and the fact that these leaders were able to agree on unified action on subjects of vital importance to aviation generally indicates that aviation, suffering from growing pains, is beginning to mature.

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Personnel

All mail and express business in the New York district will be handled for Transcontinental & Western Air by William J. Halliday (photo), formerly a civilian employee of the War Department Signal Corps shipments division at Bradley Beach, N. J.