November 17, 1952

November 17, 1952

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Headline News

Outlook for Aviation Under Republicans

By Katherine Johnsen10 min

Headline News

Af Switches Tactics in Korea

By R. P. (Pepper) Martin10 min

Headline News

Cab Setup to Remain Intact

By Lee Moore5 min

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Headline News

Outlook for Aviation Under Republicans

GOP expected to accept fiscal ’54 defense budget. But there may be major cuts in CAA spending.

By Katherine Johnsen10 min

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Headline News

Af Switches Tactics in Korea

Saturation raids by B-29s, B-26s have destroyed Red powerplants, stopped railroads and industry, G-2 says.

By R. P. (Pepper) Martin10 min

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Cab Setup to Remain Intact

Principal change under GOP will be filling vacancy on Board; staff members are protected by Civil Service.

By Lee Moore5 min

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Some Policy Revisions Certain

GOP-controlled ACC to restudy foreign airline grants, development subsidies, zoning, other problems.
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New Flight Rules for Newark Airport

In preparation for the scheduled reopening of Newark Airport (N. J.) for full-scale airline operations Nov. 15, a set of flight rules has been developed by the National Air Transport Coordinating Committee to increase the safety factor for residents of nearby populated areas.
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Af Criticized for B-36 Tornado Loss

A forthcoming Senate Preparedness Subcommittee report is expected to criticize the Air Force severely for concentrating most of the country’s B-36 strategic air arm at the Carswell AFB near Ft. Worth which was hit by a 125-mph. tornado last Labor Day.
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Bombers Raze North Korea

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EQUIPMENT

C-124 Passing Combat Test in Korea

Giant transport plays a key role in airlift. Whole wing now flies the Douglas plane.

By R. P. (Pepper) Martin14 min

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PRODUCTION

Progress Made in Heavy Forge-press Art

Know-how gained with 18,000-ton machine will prove valuable on new Wyman-Gordon units.

By Irving Stone10 min

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AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING

New Frontiers of Aeronautic Engineering

Here are the guideposts to tomorrow’s advances. By-pass engine, wing schemes are rich fields.

By David A. Anderton10 min

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