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Tag Archives: Amelia Earhart
Bringing equality in the sky – “The Powder Puff Derby of 1929”
This excellent book by author Gene Nora Jessen chronicles the first Women’s National Air Race. Starting in Santa Monica, California, these 19 female aviation pioneers raced to Cleveland, Ohio a mere two months before the Stock Market Crash and the … Continue reading →
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