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...flying at Marblehead is conducted under the same rules as at a Navy station. R. A. Griswold Occ., Chief Pilot, is in charge of all flights; under him, W. V. Daugherty '20 and L. K. Marshall '20 act as instructors...
...impossible for the University Aeronautical Society to get its newly acquired seaplane up from Philadelphia before the end of May, W. V. Daugherty '20, and R. A. Griswold, Occ., Vice President and Chief Pilot of the Society, left last night for Philadelphia to fly the Aeromarine back to Marblehead. Arrangements were made with the commander of the Naval aircraft factory at Philadelphia to start work immediately on assembling the machine, so that it would be ready for its 500-mile flight to the north by Sunday morning...
...their journey Sunday will be south along the Delaware to Cape May, where they will arrive at noon. In the afternoon they will fly to Rockaway, L. I., and spend the night there. Monday they will stop at New London, Narragansett Pier, and Chatham on Cape Cod, arriving at Marblehead in the late afternoon...
...members to pay for the plane; the gift of Mr. Cabot will enable them to use this money for upkeep expenses. The plane is now at Gloucester, N. J., and will be shipped to arrive here the latter part of next week, when it will be set up at Marblehead by members of the Aeronautical Society...
...been accepted and that it is ready for immediate delivery. The plane is an Aeromarine 39B sea plane equipped with a Curtiss OXX 8-cylinder motor. The Society will have it in operation by the beginning of the spring recess. The plane will be kept at a hangar at Marblehead which has been loaned to the Society by the Burgess Airplane Company. The club also is planning to have a small club house at Marblehead for the use of its members...