Richmond planet. [volume], June 29, 1929, Page 2, Image 2

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TELL THE SOUTH ( Vocals .. George Biee
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at the first plane in the new air nw;.
service leaving Miami was witnessed
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Mayor Jame6 J. Walker of New York 1
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morning. Leaving New York at 9:40
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with the fast trains of the Florida
East Coast Railway and Atlantic
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trains “Havana Special’ and "Pal- 1
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nicipal aviation department, and In
eluding the city airports has nine
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ly payroll Is $30,000. Mayor Sowell,
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ern executives, champions a great
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