Talk:Walter Carl Simon

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• "No. 30989". The London Gazette (). 1 November 1918.
• "Unheralded Heroes of the War". The Evening News. Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. 13 March 1919. p. 18.
• "Says South American Nation Leads U. S. in Commercial Flying". Detroit Free Press. 21 February 1924. Walter C. Simon, an American, who was in the British flying corps during the war, has just completed three years' work organizing an army and navy air service lor the Peruvian government. He is in the United States from Lima on busines ...
• "Walter C. Simon". Detroit Free Press. 2 July 1930. Walter C. Simon, of American Industries corporation, will sail Friday from New York for Lima, as the guest of Juan Leguia. son of President Auguste Leguia of Peru. He will return In about two months. Mr. Simon, as an investment banker, has long been interested in Peru and other South American countries. Shortly after the World war, Mr. Simon, who was an ace with the Royal Flying corps, was called to Lima by the Peruvian government, to organize their air forces. With the completion of this commission, he gave up aviation to return to the investment banking field.
• "Walter Simon Given Major's Commission". The Palm Beach Post. 7 May 1942. Walter C. Simon, of the Palm Beach office of Thomson & Mc-Kinnon, has been appointed a major In the Army Air Corps and will be stationed at Maxwell Field, Montgomery, Ala., ... He owns his own home In Fort Lauderdale, is married and has four children ... Last season was his first with Thomson & McKinnon.
• Over the Front. Vol. 12. League of World War I Aviation Historians. 1997. pp. 39, 43. {{cite magazine}}: Missing or empty |title= (help)

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