File:Eddie August Schneider (1911-1940) in the The Daily Register of Red Bank, New Jersey on 25 May 1932.jpg

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Long Airplane Flight. Former Locust Boy to Campaign for President Hoover. Eddie A. Schneider, a former resident of Locust Point and a graduate of the Leonardo grammar school, who is now America's outstanding junior flyer, is co-director of the aviation division of the Hoover Business League fi ss . nvation duiing the past ten , -tn un lnr Republican admimstra-1 ' ir'- v' 1 leave Bndgepoit Conn .i'n -j to and wi'l stop r . r -v jwhicii has mapped a course of aj 14,000-mile flight to reach every im-i portant city in the courtry la the interest of President Hoover re-eirc- tion. He will he accompanied on thi trip by Don R. Mockler, director of ,he aviation division aiding the Hoow er campaign. . , Mr. Schneider, ho is a first voter . Mr. Schneider, is a nrst voter; 1 this year.-wi'l tel! of his own expet- iencs during h-s nearly five years of He will address Republican ot-'P'00-' Gram-off "at RA 1 bus-io o completing hi' air'jni--1 Patrols' Washington, D. C, October 29th.

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