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Millionaire movie producer and sportsman Howard Hughes established a new world's speed record or land planes of "around 350 miles an hour," according to officials, after a series of flights over a closed course near Santa Ana, Calif., Sept. 13, 1935. The old record of 314:319 MPH was set by Raymond Delmotte of France. Hughes was unhurt in a forced landing that terminated the flight. (AP Photo/AG)
48204 ONEG
Minimum price 50PLN
1935-09-13
AP/East News
Associated Press
AG/AP/APHS447067
940135328427
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