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[Official statement of credit transcript]

A few documents certifying Claudia Webb Betti's credits at the Art Institute of Chicago. These papers also include a black and white headshot of Claudia Betti as a young woman.

Date: June 6, 1957

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[XH-40 #3 flying over the Hurst plant]

Photograph of the YH-40 #3 in its first flight over the Hurst plant, side view.

Date: November 20, 1957

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[Parts being constructed for the Bell 204 helicopter]

Photograph of a part being built for the 204 helicopter. X and Y tooling to support 204-H tooling estimate.

Date: September 23, 1957

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[X and Y tooling support for the 204-H]

Photograph of X and Y tooling support for the 204-H, tooling estimate.

Date: September 23, 1957

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[First flight of XH-40 #3 over the Hurst plant]

Photograph of the first flight of XH-40 #3 over the Hurst plant with stabilizer on the top rotor.

Date: November 20, 1957

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[First flight of the XH-40 #3 over the Hurst plant]

Photograph of first flight of the XH-40 #3 over the Hurst plant with the stabilizer on the top rotor.

Date: November 20, 1957

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[X and Y tooling support for the 204-H]

Photograph of X and Y tooling support for the 204-H, tooling estimate.

Date: September 23, 1957

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[Two Bell employees pose near an XH-40]

Photograph of two Bell employees listed as E. O. Derryberry and M. B. Minshew, posing next to an XH-40 with "Desert Lil" written on the cockpit door, Globe.

Date: September 13, 1957

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[Rear view of XH-40 #3 during its first flight]

Photograph of the first flight of the U.S. Army XH-40 #3 over the Hurst plant with a rear point of view.

Date: November 20, 1957

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[Colonel John L. Inskeep and others, standing in front of an XH-40 helicopter]

Photograph of test pilot Elton Smith (second from left), Colonel John L. Inskeep (fourth from left), along with Harvey Gaylord, Hans Weichsel, Floyd Carlson and others, standing in front of a Bell XH-40 helicopter at the Hurst Heliport, 1957.

Date: October 11, 1957

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[Machine for tooling parts for the Bell 204 helicopter]

Photograph of a machine for tooling parts for the Bell 204 helicopter.

Date: September 23, 1957

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[Parts being tooled for the Bell 204 helicopter]

Photograph of Bell 204 parts on a bench.

Date: September 23, 1957

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[XH-40 #3 with cargo sling]

Photograph of the XH-40 #3 hovering over the Hurst Heliport with six barrels in a cargo sling.

Date: November 21, 1957

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[Part for the Bell 240 helicopter]

Photograph of a part for the Bell 204 helicopter. X and Y tooling to support 204-H tooling estimate.

Date: September 23, 1957

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[XH-40 number 3 in first flight over Hurst plant]

Photograph of Bell XH-40 number 3 in its first flight over the Hurst plant with a stabilizer on the top rotor.

Date: November 20, 1957

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[Main rotor of the XH-40]

Photograph of the main rotor of the XH-40 from a series of photos of the XH-40 co-op advertising, cannon plugs, heli coil screw lock insert, main rotor blade 114" brass extrusion, American Brass, aluminum main rotor grip, Joy Manufacturing Company fan, engine showing cannon connections.

Date: November 8, 1957

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[Close up of the XH-40 cannon plugs]

Photograph of a close-up of cannon plugs in the XH-40 from a series of photos of the XH-40 co-op advertising, cannon plugs, heli coil screw lock insert, main rotor blade 114" brass extrusion, American Brass, aluminum main rotor grip, Joy Manufacturing Company fan, engine showing cannon connections.

Date: November 8, 1957

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