Text from back of image: "Photo shows S. James Donohue giving future women fliers their first instruction at ground school for women opened at NYU by Curtiss Flying Service."
Visit of bus "Diogenes," Wilmington, Delaware (at 11th St. entrance of Public Building). Mr. Pierre S. du Pont speaking to Women's Organization for National Prohibition Reform.
Text from back of image: "Mrs. Louise McPhetridge Thaden of Pittsburgh (PA) stepped from her Travelair plane at Cleveland Airport this afternoon, the winner of the Women's Air Derby from Santa Monica (CA). Mrs. Thaden's actual flying time for the...
Accompanying text: "193399 Women Wets Bolt to Aid Roosevelt. The candidacy of Gov. Roosevelt for President was indorsed July 7 by the executive committee of the Women's Organization for National Prohibition Reform. The Committee urged its members...
Women are taking a leading part in the drive for a lower state budget, preparatory to the public hearing on the budget in Albany on Feb. 22nd. Women's club heads are pictured in the Hotel Astor headquarters of the New York Federation of Women's...
Text from image: "The more WOMEN at work the sooner we WIN! Women are needed as: Farm workers, Typists, Salespeople, Waitresses, Bus Drivers, Taxi Drivers, Timekeepers, Elevator Operators, Messengers, Laundresses, Teachers Conductors, and in...
Text from back of image: "Mrs. Louise McPhetridge Thaden of Pittsburgh (PA) stepped from her Travelair plane at Cleveland Airport this afternoon, the winner of the Women's Air Derby from Santa Monica (CA). Mrs. Thaden's actual flying time for the...
Text from back of photo: "Eighteen Year Old Girl Breaks Parachute Jumping Record. Miss Phoebe J. Fairgrave sets a new world altitude women's record for parachute jumping. She dropped from a height of 15,200 feet, or nearly 3 miles, from an...
Text from back of image: "Miss Elinor Smith, 17, holder of the record for sustained airplane flight for women, christened the world's first sound-recording airplane for the Fox Movietone, while Mayor Congleton of Newark and other notables stood by...
