Collection: Carl B. Allen Papers Regarding Early Aviation - ARVAS Search Results

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America First Material Box 4, Folder 3

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"America in the Skyways: ZRS-4 Ring Laying" Box 10

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Among those attending this year's National Air Races at Cleveland was a man who did his best to make an airplane pilot out of the present King of England during the World War Box 8b, Folder 7a

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"A Plea for American Independence," Mutual Broadcasting System, Oct 14 Box 13, Folder 3

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April 12, 1928; Letter from Richard E. Byrd to CBA re: CBA's article on Byrd in the World Box 2a, Folder 1

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April 1930; "Sky Road to Cuba," The Sportsman Pilot Box 3, Folder 6a

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April 1934; "Trouble Aloft!" Box 3, Folder 5

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April 1941, " America's Air Hitting Power," Popular Science Box 3, Folder 6b

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April 2, 1937; "Northbound Flight," same author & magazine Box 4, Folder 1b

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April 23, 1941; Address at Manhattan Center Rally Box 4, Folder 3

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