On Your Mark--Get Set -- Hugh Herndon, left, and Clyde Pangborn in the Cockpit of their plane all set for their contemplated hop across the Atlantic ocean. They will most likely be the newest members to the exclusive "Ocean-Crossers" club whose ranks have swollen this year in unprecendented fashion. They will try to Gridle the Entire Globe. June 26, 1931. (Photo by International Newsreel Photo).

On Your Mark--Get Set -- Hugh Herndon, left, and Clyde Pangborn in the Cockpit of their plane all set for their contemplated hop across the Atlantic ocean. They will most likely be the newest members to the exclusive "Ocean-Crossers" club whose ranks have swollen this year in unprecendented fashion. They will try to Gridle the Entire Globe. June 26, 1931. (Photo by International Newsreel Photo).
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