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Soviet magazine "Technology and Life" publishes cover story about the Society Of Interplanetary Travel .
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President Coolidge canceled all preparations for Navy Arctic expedition In which it was intended to use airplanes and the dirigible Shenandoah.
Corp. C. E. Conrad (USAS) successfully parachuted from 21,500 feet, from DH-4B over Kelly Field, Tex.
Two Martin bombers and two DH-4's broke up an icejam on the Platte River at North Bend, Nebr., by bombing.
Lt. E. H. Barksdale and B. Jones (USAS) flew DH-4B Liberty 400 on instruments from McCook Field, Dayton, Ohio, to Mitchel Field, N.Y.
Apparatus developed at Wright Field for scattering insecticide from the air, for use in checking spread of gypsy moth in New England.
April 6-September 28: The first round-the-world flight, the first transpacific flight, and the first westbound Atlantic crossing, from and returning to Seattle, by two Army Douglas "World Cruiser" biplanes, flying 20,345 miles in 303 hours' flying time, with an elapsed time of 175 days.
Central Committee for the Study of Rocket Propulsion established in the Soviet Union.
Unofficial two-man altitude record of 31,540 feet set by Lts. John A. Macready and A. W. Stevens (USAS) on a flight during which an aerial photograph covering the greatest area of the earth's surface to date was obtained.
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