File:George William Haldeman (1898-1982) in 1928.jpg

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DescriptionGeorge William Haldeman (1898-1982) in 1928.jpg	English: Aviators George Haldeman and Shirley Short at Mines Field after their transcontinental race, Los Angeles, 1928
Date	1928
Source	https://digital.library.ucla.edu/catalog/ark:/21198/zz002cv1rq
Author	AnonymousUnknown author
Other versions	This file has been extracted from another file : Aviators George Haldeman and Shirley Short at Mines Field after their transcontinental race, Los Angeles, 1928.jpg

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Photograph of aviators George Haldeman (R) and Shirley Short at Mines Field (later Los Angeles International Airport) after a transcontinental race from New York to Los Angeles, in front of a Bellanca CH-300 plane.
The photograph is related to the articles: "Throngs Cheer Vikings of Air," Los Angeles Times, 15 Sep. 1928: A1 and "Twin Fates Defeat Pilots: George Haldeman Forced to Stop in New Mexico for Oil While Goebel Needed Gasoline," Los Angeles Times, 15 Sep. 1928: A1. George Haldeman was an American aviator, who in 1928 participated in a transcontinental race from New York to Los Angeles. He was forced to land for oil in New Mexico. The end point of the air race George Haldeman participated in was Mines Field in Los Angeles. Mines Field would soon become what is now Los Angeles International Airport.
P & A Photos caption (image ark no. 21198/zz002cv1s7): Watch Your Credit -- P & A Photos. LA 15030 -- (Los Angeles Bureau). Haldeman in LA Finishing Hop From N.Y. The arrival of George Haldeman, who was forced down in New Mexico on his attempted nonstop flight from New York to Los Angeles, was the main feature of the International Air Races at Mines Field when the famous flier swooped down out of a clear sky and landing on the field at 1:21 PM today. Photo shows Shirley Short (left) and George Haldeman just as they arrived at Mines Field. (LA FM 14) 9/14/28 Text on negative sleeve: Haldeman, George Aviator

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