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In 1923, he flew for the first time in an OX-5-powered Standard J-1 from Rogers Airport [5] at the corner of Wilshire Boulevard and Fairfax Avenue. That same year he persuaded the manager to allow him flying lessons in exchange for work. As a sixteen-year-old at Hollywood High in Los Angeles, he was taught to fly by pilots such as Leo Nomis
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