File:Eddie August Schneider (1911-1940) and Nancy Hopkins (1909-1997) at the 1930 Ford National Reliability Air Tour in Chicago, Illinois looking at a piece of paper.jpg

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DescriptionEddie August Schneider (1911-1940) and Nancy Hopkins (1909-1997) at the 1930 Ford National Reliability Air Tour in Chicago, Illinois looking at a piece of paper.jpg	English: Eddie August Schneider (1911-1940) and Nancy Hopkins (1909-1997) at the 1930 Ford National Reliability Air Tour in Chicago, Illinois looking at a piece of paper
Date	1930
Source	Nancy Hopkins Tier (1909-1997) collection at the International Women's Air & Space Museum archive
Author	Wide World Photos
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World Wide Photo - Detroit. Sixth Annual Ford reliability Contest starts from Detroit. Thirty-five planes left the Ford Airpark at Dearborn this morning on the 1930 National Air Tour for the Edsel Ford Reliability Tour. Photo shows-Eddie Schneider, holder of the junior cross country record, and Nancy Hopkins, Washington (DC) debutante, the only woman entered in the tour, they study the weather map before take off September 11, 1930.

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