February 21, 1955

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Three Twa Officials Sell 4,100 Shares

Disposal of 4,100 common shares of Trans World Airlines stock by three officers and directors of the company is reported by Securities and Exchange Commission. The TWA transactions: Warren L. Pierson, chairman of the board, disposal of 3,000 shares, leaving a holding of 2,990; Ralph S. Damon, president and director, disposal of 1,000 shares, leaving a holding of 1,690; John L. Weller, vice president, disposal of 100 shares, leaving a holding of 60; acquisition of 537 shares by E. C. Cocke, vice president and director, making a holding of 2,124 shares was also reported.

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Alaska Airlift Slashes Supply Costs

Elmendorf AFB, Alaska—USAF’s Alaskan Air Command has in the past year effected economies running into millions of dollars by use of air transportation to reduce supply inventories, eliminate warehouse space, shorten pipelines, conserve personnel and cut shipping costs.

By Claude Witze5 min

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February 21, 1955

Three Twa Officials Sell 4,100 Shares

Alaska Airlift Slashes Supply Costs

By Claude Witze5 min

Comet Verdict Upholds Rae Findings

Three Twa Officials Sell 4,100 Shares

Alaska Airlift Slashes Supply Costs

By Claude Witze5 min

Comet Verdict Upholds Rae Findings

Link to Build New Pilot Trainer

Bell Xv-3 to Probe Convertibility

By David A. Anderton3 min

Bell Helicopter Design Wins Stiff Competition

Navy Jam Blamed on Engine Delays

U. S. Group Urges Jap Plane Orders

By Dan Kurzman3 min

Sncase to Take Over Breguet

Naa Gets $5-million Contract for F-86f

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Three Twa Officials Sell 4,100 Shares

Alaska Airlift Slashes Supply Costs

By Claude Witze5 min

Comet Verdict Upholds Rae Findings

Aviation Week | February 21 1955 Table of Contents

Three Twa Officials Sell 4,100 Shares

Alaska Airlift Slashes Supply Costs

By Claude Witze5 min

Comet Verdict Upholds Rae Findings

Link to Build New Pilot Trainer

Bell Xv-3 to Probe Convertibility

By David A. Anderton3 min

Bell Helicopter Design Wins Stiff Competition

Navy Jam Blamed on Engine Delays

U. S. Group Urges Jap Plane Orders

By Dan Kurzman3 min

Sncase to Take Over Breguet

Naa Gets $5-million Contract for F-86f

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