File:Eddie Schneider after flight.jpg

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DescriptionEddie Schneider after flight.jpg	English: Eddie August Schneider (1911–1940) in the Van Wert Daily Bulletin of Van Wert, Ohio, on August 27, 1930 via International Newsreels.
Date	27 August 1930; originally uploaded to en.wikipedia on 1 February 2005.
Source	Van Wert Daily Bulletin of Van Wert, Ohio on August 27, 1930 via International Newsreels
Author	International Newsreels
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"Waving a cheery hello, Eddie Schneider, 18-year-old Jersey City youth quits his Cessna monoplane on completion of his record flight from Los Angeles, California. Schneider's time of 26 hours and 38 1/2 minutes for the eastward coast-to-coast trip broke the late Frank Goldsborough's junior record by 1 hour and 29 1/2 minutes. Schneider now holds both junior records. His time for the westward flight is 29 hours and 21 minutes. (International Newsreels)"

Original upload log[edit]

• 2005-02-01 20:40 Richard Arthur Norton (1958- ) 470×820× (247839 bytes) Eddie August Scheider (1911-1940) in the Van Wert Daily Bulletin of Van Wert, Ohio on August 27, 1930