File:Eddie August Schneider (1911-1940) and Mae Hazlip in The Zanesville Signal of Zanesville, Ohio on June 30, 1931.jpg

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Noted Flyers Ready for U. S. Tour. Two famous flyers who will compete in the National Air Tour starting from Detroit July 1, are Eddie Schneider, left, 19-year-old former holder of the junior transcontinental flight record, and Mae Haizlip, right, the only woman to enter the reliability race over the 6,500-mile course for a second time. She first entered in 1929.

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It looks like they used two stock images of the flyers in this article.

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• Eddie August Schneider (1911-1940)
• Mary Haizlip (1910-1997)

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