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Malcolm Loughead
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Malcolm Loughead

American mechanic
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    …when Allan Loughead, his brother Malcolm, and Max Mamlock, who at the time was head of Alco Cab Company, founded Alco Hydro-Aeroplane Company to build the Loughead brothers’ floatplane design, the Model G. After a year the company became dormant, but in 1915 the Loughead brothers bought out the interests…

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    …when Allan Loughead, his brother Malcolm, and Max Mamlock, who at the time was head of Alco Cab Company, founded Alco Hydro-Aeroplane Company to build the Loughead brothers’ floatplane design, the Model G. After a year the company became dormant, but in 1915 the Loughead brothers bought out the interests…

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