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Laura Ingalls in her Lockheed Monoplane
Wichita Beacon
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1931
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Ingalls, Laura
Lockheed Aircraft Corporation
Wichita Municipal Airport (Wichita, Kan.)
Women air pilots
Wichita (Kan.)
Lockheed Aircraft Corporation
Wichita Municipal Airport (Wichita, Kan.)
Women air pilots
Wichita (Kan.)
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Aviator Laura Ingalls in her Lockheed monoplane at the Wichita Municipal Airport on July 13, 1931. She was on her way to New York where she hoped to become first woman to fly across the Atlantic Ocean, a feat later accomplished by Amelia Earhart in May 1932. Article about her Wichita stopover published in Wichita Beacon newspaper, July 13, 1931, page 1. Photographer unknown.
Ingalls - July 13 - 1931 (written on glass negative)
Ingalls - July 13 - 1931 (written on glass negative)
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