Local Airport Proves Its Inadequacy: Three Army Planes Land At Airport And Two Get Stuck In Mud
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5
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May
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1941
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Aviation Cadet Board To Return Here This Week: Will Conduct Examinations For Fliers, Navigators and Engineers
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19
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November
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1941
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Local Aviators Express Desire To Aid Defense: May Be Given Opportunity To Serve As Civilian Air Patrol
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9
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December
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1941
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Mrs. Carl Rufus and her Cub 65 Plane, October 1938 Photographer: Eck Stanger
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1938
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Ann Arbor News, May 3, 1961
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Women's place is in the--well, now, just where is it?
Ann Arbor News, May 3, 1961
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Women's place is in the--well, now, just where is it?
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Laura Brunton - Aviatrix, July 1935 Photographer: Eck Stanger
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1935
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Ann Arbor News, July 26, 1935
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Favorite in Air Race Sunday: Mrs. F. K. Brunton (above), the first woman to solo at the Ann Arbor municipal airport, is a favorite to win the women's air race Sunday at the American Legion air show at the local field on South State St. road. Mrs. Brunton is shown holding Flipper, her mascot.
Ann Arbor News, July 26, 1935
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Favorite in Air Race Sunday: Mrs. F. K. Brunton (above), the first woman to solo at the Ann Arbor municipal airport, is a favorite to win the women's air race Sunday at the American Legion air show at the local field on South State St. road. Mrs. Brunton is shown holding Flipper, her mascot.
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New Plane at the Ann Arbor Airport Photographer: Eck Stanger
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1938
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Aeronca Plane at Ann Arbor Airport Photographer: Eck Stanger
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1937
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Aeronca Plane at Ann Arbor Airport Photographer: Eck Stanger
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1937
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Dexa Coryell Preparing for the Air Circus, August 1937 Photographer: Eck Stanger
Year:
1937
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Ann Arbor News, August 2, 1937
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MAKES FIRST PARACHUTE JUMP: Miss Dexa Coryell, 1336 Geddes Ave., gave the crowd at the Ann Arbor air circus yesterday a thrill when she unintentionally delayed the opening of her parachute after leaping from a plane over the field on S. State Street Rd. Miss Coryell, who is shown here in her flying clothes, was making her first jump. She landed in a field near the airport.
Ann Arbor News, August 2, 1937
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MAKES FIRST PARACHUTE JUMP: Miss Dexa Coryell, 1336 Geddes Ave., gave the crowd at the Ann Arbor air circus yesterday a thrill when she unintentionally delayed the opening of her parachute after leaping from a plane over the field on S. State Street Rd. Miss Coryell, who is shown here in her flying clothes, was making her first jump. She landed in a field near the airport.
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Carl Rufus Greets His Wife Maude On Her Arrival Home - June 18, 1941 Photographer: Eck Stanger
Year:
1941
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Ann Arbor News, January 1, 1942
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FLYING GRANDMOTHER ENDS LONG TRIP: Mrs. W. Carl Rufus, Ann Arbor's "flying grandmother," demonstrated in 1941 that a person is only as old as he or she feels. At the age of 60, Mrs. Rufus piloted her own plane on a leisurely solo flight to the West Coast and return. Her husband, Prof. Rufus, is shown greeting her on her arrival home June 18.
Ann Arbor News, January 1, 1942
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FLYING GRANDMOTHER ENDS LONG TRIP: Mrs. W. Carl Rufus, Ann Arbor's "flying grandmother," demonstrated in 1941 that a person is only as old as he or she feels. At the age of 60, Mrs. Rufus piloted her own plane on a leisurely solo flight to the West Coast and return. Her husband, Prof. Rufus, is shown greeting her on her arrival home June 18.
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