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Earhart Appears Before Senate
Washington, D.C.: August 6, 1935 Noted aviatrix Amelia Earhart Putnam appeared today before the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee which is conducting hearings on putting air transportation under the jurisdiction of the ICC. Senator McCarran, sponser of the bill, is at left, Senator Vic Donahey is center
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In this vintage photo print, taken on August 6,1935, the renowned aviatrix Amelia Earhart Putnam can be seen appearing before the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee in Washington, D. C. The committee is conducting hearings to discuss placing air transportation under the jurisdiction of the ICC. Standing at left is Senator McCarran, who sponsors the bill, while Senator Vic Donahey stands at center. This image captures a significant moment in history when Earhart's expertise and influence were sought after by Congress. As one of America's most famous women and an accomplished pilot herself, her presence adds weight to these crucial discussions surrounding aviation regulations. The photograph showcases a room filled with notable personalities engaged in intense deliberations that would shape the future of air travel. It provides us with a glimpse into the world of politics and transportation during the 1930s. With its horizontal composition and timeless appeal, this historic photograph serves as a reminder of Earhart's enduring legacy as a trailblazer for women in aviation. Her determination to push boundaries continues to inspire generations even today. Preserved by Underwood Archives from Universal Images Group (UIG), this rare snapshot offers viewers an opportunity to witness firsthand how influential figures like Amelia Earhart played pivotal roles in shaping our modern transportation systems through their involvement in politics and advocacy efforts.
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