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On this day Philip Ellaby Cleator announced that he was founding the British Interplanetary Society in a letter to the Liverpool Echo newspaper.
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Letter to the Liverpool Echo in 1933 announcing the formation of the British Interplanetary Society.
... with severe injuries but could not provide details of the accident.
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Institute of Aeronautical Sciences (IAS) held its Founders Meeting at Columbia University under Jerome C. Hunsaker, president, and Lester D. Gardner.
Aircraft carrier U.S.S. Ranger (0V-4) launched at Newport News.
Boeing 247, first "modern-type" airliner, first flew.
''The Eternal Dictator'' a science fiction story by American Interplanetary Society founder Nathaniel Schachner appears in Hugo Gernsback 's Thrilling Wonder Stories magazine. Part 3 of the ''The Wreck of the Asteroid'' by co-founder Laurence E. Manning appears in the same issue.
Macon dirigible christened at Akron, Ohio, and made first flight on April 21 with 105 persons aboard.
Aircraft engine manufacturers granted permission by the Aeronautics Branch, Department of Commerce, to conduct endurance tests on their own equipment,
Rear Adm. W. A. Moffett, Chief of Navy Bureau of Aeronautics, killed along with 72 others in crash of the dirigible Akron at sea off the coast of New Jersey. He was replaced by Rear Adm. E. J. King (USN).
American Interplanetary Society Rocket No. 2 successfully fired, attaining 250-foot altitude in 2 seconds, at Great Kills, Staten Island, N.Y. The rocket is built by Bernard Smith with parts from the society's first rocket tested six months earlier.
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