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New Jersey Flier Makes Two Forced Landings In Pennsylvania (|related_author)

Schneider planned to refuel at Columbus and St. Louis. He intended to spend the night at Wichita, Kansas where he would install a 250-gallon tank in his plane and then hop to Alhambra, California. He probably will follow this course in resuming his flight out his west to east flight course will be determined when he reaches his Pacific coast destination. Weather Reports Unfavorable. Weather reports indicated that tomorrow would bring a continuation of today’s cloudy weather to Central Pennsylvania thus making Schneider's time for resuming his flight extremely doubtful.
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New Jersey Flier Makes Two Forced Landings In Pennsylvania (|related_author)

A narrow escape from disaster was related by Eddie Schneider 18-year-old Westfield, New Jersey pilot on his arrival tonight by plane from Water Street at Schultz airport near Altoona from where he intends hopping off westward tomorrow in an attempt to set a new junior trans-continental east to west record flight. Forced To Land. Schneider related that on his flight to Water Street from Huntington where he was forced to land earlier in the day because of fog and rain his plane scraped the top of a tree tearing away part of the fabric from the lower part of a wing.
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