DescriptionEddie August Schneider (1911-1940) and his Cessna landing in California after breaking the east-to-west Junior Transcontinental Speed Record on August 21, 1930.jpg	English: Eddie August Schneider (1911-1940) and his Cessna landing in California after breaking the east-to-west Junior Transcontinental Speed Record on August 21, 1930.
Date	21 August 1930
Source	Pacific and Atlantic
Author	Pacific and Atlantic
Permission (Reusing this file)	No renewal notice for "Pacific and Atlantic".
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Sets Junior Transcontinental Record. (By Pacific and Atlantic) Los Angeles; August 21, 1930. The junior trans-continental speed flight record, formerly held by Frank Goldsborough, boy ace who died in a crash recently, was lowered by Eddie Schneider, 18 year old flier, who made east to west crossing in elapsed flying time of 29 hours, and 41 minutes. Goldsborough's time was 34 hours and 3 minutes. Eddie is here seen being congratulated upon arrival at Los Angeles airport by Colonel Richard Barnitz, manager of the field.

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