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commandant motioned Lord to climb higher so they could escape by using their parachutes. Lord wanted to try to land with the remaining lower wings intact. He landed the plane safely but he was arrested and was going to be shot. The airplane mechanics intervened and explained that his loss of the wing was accidental, not intentional. Things became so difficult and dangerous for the
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2130:. He plans to fly from the Westfield Airport to San Francisco and back. The youth has 275 air-hours to his credit, of which thirty-eight hours were of night flying. The record attempt will be made in a four-piece Cessna monoplane powered with a Warner Scarab motor, a far faster ship than that used by Goldsborough
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Roosevelt Field, Long Island; August 24, 1930. In his trim little Cessna monoplane Edward
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also flew in the tour that year. In 1931 Eddie participated in, what was the last Ford
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Schneider ... landed at Lambert – St. Louis Field at 7:04 P.M., Central Standard Time, today from Columbus, Ohio. ... He left there at 3:21 P.M. Schneider's flying time since leaving Westfield, New Jersey has been 8 hours and 38 minutes, The youthful airman said he would spend the night here,
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After 55 minutes of instruction, Herbert Sargent, twenty-two, of Jersey City, made his first solo flight in a plane at the Jersey City airport and after completing the prescribed maneuvers set his plane down for a three point landing. Eddie A. Schneider, twenty-three, Sargent's youthful instructor,
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He left Westfield, New Jersey, last week and, with several overnight stops en route, landed at Los Angeles in 29 hours and 55 minutes of flying time, 4 hours and 22 minutes faster than Goldsborough's time over the same route. His flying time for the round trip was therefore 57 hours and 14 minutes,
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He later said "This was a mess... and there was always that never-ending jockeying for the power among the factions to contend with, it got to the point where we did not know who we were fighting and why, and you can say that we are damn glad to be back." The flyers had their passports confiscated,
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Eddie A. Schneider , 22 years old, an aviator, and Gretchen Hahnen, 33, New Jersey governor of the Women's International Aeronautics Association, were married in the Municipal Chapel June 2, a search of the records today disclosed. Four years ago Schneider, then 18, clipped an hour and a half from
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transport plane directly over him. Passengers in the Burnelli scrambled to the other side of the cabin to tilt the wing back up. Schneider sent his plane diving just as the Burnelli's wing scraped his plane's wing. A crash was averted by his dip. The officials said his quick action in dipping his
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and Gordon Berry also can't get their passports, for the same reason ... The Government officials assured Schneider that they would issue the passport to him, on condition that he secure affidavits from Acosta and Berry, attesting to their knowledge that Schneider never foreswore allegiance to
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Gordon Berry, a 39 year old flying and drinking companion of Acosta, who had also served in the RAF towards the end of World War I, and Eddie Schneider Jr, the youngest of the Americans at 25 and a former ... Acosta, Berry and Schneider soon returned to the USA where Acosta and Berry made
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When the Spanish Loyalists came near shooting Major Frederick Lord because a wing of his plane fell off, and Bert Acosta was thrown bodily out of air ministry at Valencia, America's four-man air squadron decided it was time to demobilize and retire from the civil war, their spokesman said
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Harry Russell, in a trimotored plane led nine contestants in the national reliability air tour into Tennessee Sky Harbor today for a luncheon control stop. Flight officials had received no word from Eddie Schneider, 19-year-old pilot, who was forced down near Middlesboro, Kentucky
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I was broke, hungry, jobless... yet despite the fact that all three of us are old-time aviators who did our part for the development of the industry, we were left out in the cold in the Administration's program of job making. Can you blame us for accepting the lucrative Spanish
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The widows of two early record-holding airmen were honored here today at the fourth annual meeting of the Early Fliers Club of Long Island. ... Mrs. Black was the wife of the late Eddie Schneider, holder of the junior transcontinental speed record for light planes in the late
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Hatless, coatless, his face chalk white in the glare of powerful flood lights, 18-year-old Edward Schneider crawled from the control cabin of his little Cessna monoplane last evening at Los Angeles Municipal Airport – new Junior transcontinental flight, air champion with a
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engine, one of only 48 built, that he called "The Kangaroo". He set the east-to-west, then the west-to-east, and the combined round trip record. He was the youngest certificated pilot in the United States, and the youngest certified airplane mechanic. He was a pilot in the
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for light planes in the tour Schneider beat out pilots who had a much better wingpower load ratio by sheer speed and good navigation. ... Cessna; Schneider; 8th overall finish; Warner engine; 110 HP; 1,225 pounds; 1,035 useful load; 47,488.0 points; 113.1 mph average
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colors, blue and cream. The young pilot, who won the junior transcontinental record this summer and followed this with winning the Great Lakes trophy in the National Air Tour, is planning sensational flight around the world. flying both the Atlantic and Pacific oceans,
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Eddie Schneider ... took off at 6:17:30 a.m. (Pacific Standard Time) ... He planned to make his first stop at Albuquerque, New Mexico. Despite a load of 140 gallons of gasoline, Schneider pulled his little monoplane into a fast climb and quickly was out of
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Mrs. Eddie A. Schneider. The Navy Department in a letter to my attorneys, advised that the Navy ... Mrs. Gretchen Schneider, for the funeral of Eddie Schneider. Professional services $ 365.00 embalming remains, casket, name plate, palms, use of chapel,
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Youth Will Hop for N.Y. Today. Eddie Schneider, in Quest of East-West Record, Complet... The youthful birdman, who seeks the junior transcontinental speed crown, droned out of a murky sky at, Port Columbus, at 3:35 p.m., (Esstern Standard Time)
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Hahnen, Gretchen (1948). "Biography of Eddie August Schneider (1911–1940) written by Gretchen Hahnen (1902–1986) to accompany his papers deposited at the George H. Williams, World War I Aviation Library at the University of Texas at Dallas".
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In 1941 Gretchen appealed to Congress to pay for the funeral, which totaled $ 365. On February 13, 1942, Gretchen again appealed to Congress for financial relief with HR 5290. Around 1953–1954 Gretchen donated Schneider's books to the
1785:"Schneider Makes Record Flight East; Pilot, 18, Cuts Goldsborough's Junior Coast-To-Coast Mark By 1 1⁄2 Hours. Lowers Round-Trip Time Jersey City High School Boy Arrives From Los Angeles In 27 Hours 19 Minutes, Dodging Storm On Way".
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in New York in 27 hours and 19 minutes, lowering the West to East record by 1 hour and 36 minutes. His total elapsed time for the round trip was 57 hours and 14 minutes, breaking the preceding record for the round trip.
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Eddie Schneider ... left Albuquerque at 7:40 a.m. (Mountain Standard Time) today for Los Angeles ... The young flyer landed here at 5:55 am from Anton Chico, New Mexico where he was forced to stop last night because of bad
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holder of the junior transcontinental flying record, said he allowed Sargent to go up alone because he handled a plane perfectly. Taking the air on such short instruction is believed to have brought to Sargent a new record
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does not appear in their archive. The 1930 newsreels have been transferred to DVD and indexed for August 18, 1930, and November 6, 1930, but the two weeks in between is either no longer extant, or wasn't transferred. The
1901:"2 Die As Planes Crash at Field – Eddie Schneider, Who Flew at 15, Is Killed When His Craft and Navy Trainer Collide – Passenger Also Victim – U.S. Ship Is Landed Safely at Floyd Bennett Airport Despite Damaged Wings"
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held the previous record which was 62 hours and 58 minutes. When Eddie landed in New York on August 25, 1930, his first words were to his father: "Hello Pop, I made it." He was carrying letters from the Mayor
2142:"Boy Makes New Round Trip Mark. Eddie Schneider Now Holds Coast-To-Coast Round Trip Junior Flight Record. Beats Goldsborough's. Cuts One Hour, 36 Minutes From Time Of Young Flyer Recently Killed In Vermont".
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Mayor Frank Hague of Jersey City announced yesterday he had been informed that the Works Progress Administration had approved the city's application for an $ 800,000 grant to build a municipal sports stadium
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Eddie Schneider ... landed here today at 3:15 P.M., Mountain Time, with elapsed time from Los Angeles of 7 hours and 58 minutes ... planning to take off for Wichita, Kansas, at 7:30 A.M. tomorrow
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in Hempstead, Long Island. His mother died In 1927 after which he, his father, and sister visited Bielefeld and Farsund to visit with relatives. In Germany Eddie went on a plane ride from
3143:) Eddie Schneider, 18-year-old flier seeking to establish a junior transcontinental flight record, was forced to land near Anton Chico, 100 miles east of here, late today, en route from
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and his heavy drinking. Berry, Lord, Acosta and Schneider decided it was time to demobilize and return to the United States. Acosta, Schneider and Lord planned to escape from
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as co-director of the Aviation Division. He married Gretchen Frances Hahnen (1902–1986) in New York City on June 2, 1934, at the New York Municipal Building in
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engine, from Chicago bound for the balloon races in Cleveland. He saw the crowd scatter below, looked up and saw the 40-foot left wing of a twenty passenger
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Eddie A. Schneider has been selected as co-director of the Aviation Division and will carry a combined message of Aviation and Republicanism to young men...
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Eddie Schneider, 18-year-old Jersey City high school graduate, will try next month to better the national junior transcontinental airplane speed records of
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2897:"Fast Flying Marked Ford Tour. Full-Throttle Speeds for Most of 4,900-Mile Route in Canada and Northwest Gave New Practical Meaning to Reliability Test"
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engine was sent to him and after a difficult takeoff, he went on to win first place for single engine aircraft, and finished third overall.
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The Clerk called the next bill, HR 5290, for the relief of Mrs. Eddie A. Schneider. There being no objection, the Clerk read the bill, ...
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leave. Their plan was discovered and the pilot of their boat was arrested and executed. The pilots were then jailed for 18 hours.
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colors of blue and cream. "We named the ship the Kangaroo, because we hoped I could get to California in a couple of jumps."
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1617:"Junior Flyer Sets 3 New Speed Marks. Eddie Schneider, 18, Lands in New York, Beating Goldsborough's Cross Country Records"
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2058:"Aviator Says New York Attorney Is Leftist Agent. Several Indictments Are Planned in Enlistment of Fliers for Spain".
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2402:"Jersey City to Get WPA Stadium Fund. Mayor Hague Reports Application for $ 800,000 Approved for Arena at Airport"
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2624:"3 U.S. Airmen Here to Explain Aid to Loyalists. Acosta, Berry, Schneider Fly to Capital With Their Attorney".
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to complain to the air ministry, but the ministry was only interested in reading to the flyers the reports on
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873:(National Air Tour) Detroit, Michigan; Plane number 21. Great Lakes Trophy, and eighth place overall.
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3276:"Schneider Pushes Plane. Lands at Albuquerque, New Mexico under eight hours From Los Angeles".
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in New York. His father was Emil August Schneider (1886–1955) who was born in
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2195:"Girl and boy of 19 are interesting pair in this year's Ford airplane tour".
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Photographic Archive (Collection 1429). UCLA Library Special Collections,
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Schneider was born on October 20, 1911, at 2nd Avenue and 17th Street in
2212:"Reliability air tourists over West Virginia, Kentucky, and Tennessee".
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1672:(October 1, 1931). "I Break a Record and have a Swell Time Besides".
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During one of the National Air Tours, Schneider had taken off in his
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Annual Report of the Board of Regents of the Smithsonian Institution
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in New York City, they were transferred to, and now archived at the
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and then aviation became his obsession. In 1928–1929 he trained at
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2220:... The point standing is as follows: ... Eddie Schneider 13.156.8
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who went to their aid in a collapsible rowboat kept at the field
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for pilots under the age of twenty-one in 1930. His plane was a
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Mrs. Gretchen Schneider, for the funeral of Eddie Schneider ...
2256:"Ford National Reliability Air Tour". Western Aerospace. 1962.
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2733:"Bill H.R. 5290 for the relief of Mrs. Eddie A. Schneider".
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Portrait of aviator Eddie Schneider, Los Angeles, ca. 1930.
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against his predecessor's record of 62 hours and 58 minutes
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does not have any footage based on a search in their index.
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3088:"Flier Delayed. Youthful Record Seeker Lands at Wichita".
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Letter from Gretchen Hahnen to Bertrand Blanchard Acosta
2519:"Yankee Air Squadron Quits Loyalists in Spanish Fight".
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reported the accident as follows on November 7, 1941:
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probably leaving for Wichita, Kansas, tomorrow morning
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2489:"Spanish Civil War Participants with German Surnames"
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Eddie August Schneider, 50 Jones Street, Jersey City
1696:"Eddie Schneider Sets 3 Records for Junior Fliers".
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Burials at Fairview Cemetery (Fairview, New Jersey)
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3029:"Boy Aviator Forced To Land, But Arises Again".
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2676:H. V. Pat Reilly; Balloon to the Moon (1992);
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2321:"Eddie A. Schneider Weds Woman Flyer".
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3536:People from Jersey City, New Jersey
3531:People from Jackson Heights, Queens
2927:"Official Of Oil Firm Flies Here".
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2465:. December 21, 1936. Archived from
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2088:"Look Out, Lindbergh – Here I Come"
912:Ancestors of Eddie August Schneider
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2987:"Boy Flier Hops Off Second Time".
2895:Kieran, Leo A. (October 5, 1930).
2861:"Early Fliers Hail Women Aviators"
2706:Investigation of July 1941, box 14
2432:"He Learns to Fly in 55 Minutes".
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3296:"Youth Will Hop for N.Y. Today",
3225:. August 19, 1930. Archived from
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632:for the Spanish Loyalists in the
612:money. Eddie was taking off in a
468:transcontinental air speed record
462:Transcontinental air speed record
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314:Schneider on August 26, 1930, in
3551:People from Red Bank, New Jersey
3486:American aviation record holders
3009:"Youth Is After Junior Record".
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2279:. August 3, 1931. Archived from
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1231:3. Inga Caroline Eldora Petersen
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3252:"Junior Record For Long Hop".
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3351:University of Texas at Dallas
3191:"Schneider Is After Record".
2576:Knoblaugh, H. Edward (1937).
1552:National Air and Space Museum
1514:University of Texas at Dallas
1506:University of Texas at Dallas
840:National Air and Space Museum
3516:American commercial aviators
1569:Footage of his landing from
1566:. They also have two photos.
1454:Roosevelt Field, Long Island
897:1930 Eddie August Schneider.
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346:Eddie August Henry Schneider
59:Eddie August Henry Schneider
16:American aviator (1911–1940)
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3057:"Schneider Gains St. Louis"
2457:"Pilots, Death, Plebiscite"
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1522:1940 Selective Service card
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3378:"Eddie August Schneider".
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794:United States Navy Reserve
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375:United States Navy Reserve
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2641:"The Post's New Yorker".
2593:Bridgeman, Brian (1989).
2522:The Charleston Daily Mail
2149:Roosevelt Field, New York
1518:New York car registration
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802:Boeing-Stearman Model 75
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670:Another American flyer,
371:Boeing-Stearman Model 75
288:Richard Bronaugh Barnitz
96:Cause of death
3137:Albuquerque, New Mexico
2844:Smithsonian Institution
2704:Civil Aeronautics Board
2072:Jersey City, New Jersey
1851:Jersey City, New Jersey
1645:Jersey City, New Jersey
1583:Civil Aeronautics Board
1556:Smithsonian Institution
1439:Albuquerque, New Mexico
1429:Los Angeles, California
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806:Civil Aeronautics Board
751:Jackson Heights, Queens
488:Los Angeles, California
419:Jersey City, New Jersey
180:Transcontinental record
3149:Mountain Standard Time
2647:. September 22, 1937.
2579:Correspondent in Spain
2496:Jewish Virtual Library
1865:"Eddie A. Schneider".
1423:Mountain Standard Time
1419:Mountain Standard Time
1409:Santa Rosa, New Mexico
1120:Eddie August Schneider
1066:5. Henriette Horlomann
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2201:. September 16, 1930.
1987:Emil August Schneider
1699:Greeley Daily Tribune
1458:Garden City, New York
1433:Pacific Standard Time
1397:Central Standard Time
1375:Eastern Daylight Time
1371:Westfield, New Jersey
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3169:Decatur Daily Review
2993:Decatur Daily Review
2880:nineteen-twenties...
2869:. September 18, 1961
2469:on December 15, 2008
2435:The Richfield Reaper
2410:. September 26, 1935
2283:on December 15, 2008
2271:"Ford's Reliability"
2068:. January 16, 1937.
1968:. December 24, 1940.
1944:. December 24, 1940.
1938:"Local Pilot Dead".
1601:References and notes
1593:Congressional Record
1287:7. Serine Larsdatter
707:, Gordon Berry, and
415:Red Bank, New Jersey
3458:Robert Nietzel Buck
3331:. August 23, 1930.
3306:, August 24, 1930,
3282:. August 22, 1930.
3262:. August 19, 1930.
3229:on January 31, 2013
3201:. August 21, 1930.
3176:. August 18, 1930.
3139:, August 17, 1930 (
3098:. August 17, 1930.
3039:. August 15, 1930.
3032:Clearfield Progress
3015:. August 14, 1930.
2995:. October 1, 1930.
2957:Goldsborough, Frank
2933:. January 8, 1931.
2737:. November 7, 1941.
2644:The Washington Post
2630:. January 20, 1937.
2627:The Washington Post
2529:. January 5, 1937.
2324:Seattle Daily Times
2151:, August 25, 1930 (
2146:. August 25, 1930.
2061:The Washington Post
1989:from April 14, 1921
1961:The Washington Post
1910:. December 24, 1940
1886:. January 16, 1937.
1791:. August 25, 1930.
1733:. August 14, 1930.
1706:. August 26, 1930.
1647:, landed here from
1393:St. Louis, Missouri
958:4. August Schneider
902:Robert Nietzel Buck
822:Floyd Bennett Field
790:Floyd Bennett Field
749:, he then moved to
602:Jersey City Airport
596:Jersey City Airport
502:John Clinton Porter
379:Floyd Bennett Field
3441:Frank Goldsborough
3279:The New York Times
3119:The New York Times
3062:The New York Times
2966:The New York Times
2902:The New York Times
2866:The New York Times
2722:. January 1, 1941.
2719:The New York Times
2553:. January 17, 1937
2550:The New York Times
2438:. March 21, 1935.
2407:The New York Times
2375:The New York Times
2173:The New York Times
2128:Frank Goldsborough
2121:The New York Times
1908:The New York Times
1883:The New York Times
1845:The New York Times
1788:The New York Times
1756:The New York Times
1571:Universal Newsreel
1537:The New York Times
1502:George H. Williams
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709:Frederic Ives Lord
676:Frederic Ives Lord
672:Hilaire du Berrier
638:Frederic Ives Lord
492:Roosevelt Airfield
395:Bielefeld, Germany
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3222:Los Angeles Times
3126:. August 17, 1930
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2582:. Sheed and Ward.
2352:. June 26, 1934.
2349:Los Angeles Times
2331:. June 26, 1934.
2238:. July 10, 1931.
2215:Coshocton Tribune
2176:. August 26, 1930
2124:. July 30, 1930.
1867:National Air Tour
1848:. June 24, 1934.
1759:. August 25, 1930
1564:Fort Worth, Texas
1545:death certificate
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363:Spanish Civil War
335:Detroit, Michigan
320:National Air Race
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