Flier Returns from Spain

Summary

Flier Returns from Spain is a news article^[1].

Key Facts

• Flier Returns from Spain's image is recorded as Eddie August Schneider (1911-1940) in the Omaha World Herald of Omaha, Nebraska on January 15, 1937 by the Associated Press.png^[2].
• Flier Returns from Spain's instance of is recorded as news article^[3].
• Flier Returns from Spain's publication date is recorded as +1937-01-15T00:00:00Z^[4].
• Flier Returns from Spain's main subject is recorded as Eddie August Schneider^[5].
• Flier Returns from Spain's main subject is recorded as Gordon King Berry^[6].
• Flier Returns from Spain's main subject is recorded as Bertrand Blanchard Acosta^[7].
• Flier Returns from Spain's main subject is recorded as Yankee Squadron^[8].
• Flier Returns from Spain's main subject is recorded as Spanish Civil War^[9].
• Flier Returns from Spain's main subject is recorded as John Francis Dailey Jr.^[10].
• Flier Returns from Spain's published in is recorded as Omaha World-Herald^[11].
• Flier Returns from Spain's title is recorded as Flier Returns from Spain. Asserts He Enlisted with N. Y. Lawyer^[12].
• Flier Returns from Spain's first line is recorded as Back from a month of dropping bombs on behalf of the Spanish loyalist government, Eddie Schneider, Jersey City, N. J., aviator, said Friday he was signed up by a New York lawyer to serve in the Spanish war at $1,500 a month.^[13].
• Flier Returns from Spain's copyright status is recorded as public domain^[14].
• Flier Returns from Spain's quotation or excerpt is recorded as Flier Returns from Spain. Asserts He Enlisted with N. Y. Lawyer. New York City, New York; January 15, 1937 (Associated Press) Back from a month of dropping bombs on behalf of the Spanish loyalist government, Eddie Schneider, Jersey City, N. J., aviator, said Friday he was signed up by a New York lawyer to serve in the Spanish war at $1,500 a month. Assistant United States Attorney John F. Dailey, Jr., announced he would seek indictments from the federal grand jury next week against several New Yorkers in connection with the enlistment of American aviators for Spanish service. Schneider said the lawyer negotiated with him for his services and handed him his steamship ticket for transportation to Spain. The flier said he quit to comply with President Roosevelt's neutrality policy and that the Spanish embassy in Paris advanced him his fare home pending payment of salary. Schneider said he participated in daily bombing raids in Spain for three weeks. Dailey said it was unlikely the grand jury would hear testimony from Bert Acosta and Major Gordon Berry, freelance fliers, who returned yesterday from Spain, but that agencies hiring Americans for Spanish service would be prosecuted "to the limit."^[15].

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Flier Returns from Spain's instance of is recorded as news article^[3].