File:Eddie August Schneider (1911-1940) in The Brooklyn Daily Eagle of Brooklyn, New York on 25 May 1932.jpg

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To Aid Hoover Campaign. Two of the nation's outstanding fliers will campaign for the re-election of President Hoover, it was announced today by the aviation division of the Hoover Business League at its headquarters, 164 Nassau Street. The airmen are Major James H. (Jimmie) Doolittle, former army speed ace and transcontinental record holder, and Eddie A. Schneider, junior pilot and co-director of the league's aviation division. Schneider has mapped out a four months' itinerary, covering 14,000 miles and reaching every Important city in the country, on which he will start July 4 with Don R. Mockler, director or the division, of 15 E. 21st Street, Brooklyn. The two men will address Republican organizations in the course of their flight, directing a special appeal to young Republicans and first [time] voters.

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