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Curriculum - 7th Grade Standards - Kansas History Standards - 1880s to 1920s (Benchmark 4) - Aviation entrepreneurs (Indicator 6)
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A.E. Hunt's 'aeroplane' that never flew used principles involved in today's whirlies
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Aeroplane stabilizing mechanism
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Albin Kasper Longren and Dolly Longren with plane #5
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Albin K. Longren
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Albin K. Longren's No. 6, Model G airplane
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Cessna airplane
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Clyde Cessna
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Clyde Cessna
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Clyde Cessna
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Clyde Cessna
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Clyde Cessna, aircraft firm founder, passes
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Feature of show
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Flight record #42
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Flying machine, Goodland, Kansas
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Fuselage
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Goodland men built pioneer helicopter
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Great Air Future
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Hamilton Hall, Topeka, Kansas
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H.L. Call's airship built in Girard, Kansas
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Jacobs Multiplane
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Laird Limousine after conversion to single engine configuration
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Laird Swallows
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Longren aircraft factory, Topeka, Kansas
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Longren aircraft taking on fuel at Clay Center, Kansas
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Longren invention reduces dangers of men who fly
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