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International Air Convention, 1919
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1 - League of Nations Secretariat
Communications and Transit Section
Registry files (1919-1927)
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International Air Convention, 1919
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Date
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R1090/14/2595/2595
Foreign Office, London, Dec. 24. 1919 - Permanent Commission for Air Navigation - Transmits dispatch n° 365 from the Hague, giving sumary of article in Dutch newspaper of December 11th relative to question of above and its relation to the League of Nations.
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1919
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R1090/14/2911/2595
Communicates by American Embassy, London, feb. 2, 1920 - Scandinavian air trafic conference - Reports that conference has made good progress, and outlines its more important regulations.
File
1920
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R1090/14/4805/2595
The Chicago Tribune, June 2nd 1920 - Air convention - Article establishes that the Convention has now request by the United States, with three reservations on June 1.
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1920
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R1090/14/7400/2595
Dr. Van Hamel - October 8, 1920 - The Convention on Air Navigation - Considers that the question of an international convention on air navigation could be submitted to the Assembly by one of the members and then entrusted to a committee.
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1920
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R1090/14/2763/2595
Captain Walters, 20.01.1920 - International Air Convention - Memorandum outlining position as regards to above. Ascension of ex-neutral powers to convention recognised as essential to its success, by British civil aviation authorities, who also desire participation of Germany, after her admission to the League of Nations.
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1920
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