Pilot Emil Burgin, Virginia Mills, and navigator Lewis Yancy standing in front of Burgin's Bellanca Monoplane. This photograph is possibly related to the article, "Planes Off in Ohio Race at Sunrise," Los Angeles Times, 20 Sep. 1928: A1.
George Haldeman was an American aviator, who in 1928 participated in a transcontinental race from New York to Los Angeles. He was forced to land for oil in New Mexico. The end point of the air race George Haldeman participated in was Mines Field in Los Angeles. Mines Field would soon become what is now Los Angeles International Airport.
Photograph of the Bellanca model J Pathfinder monoplane, "Rosemarie," before pilots William Brock and Edward Schlee flew it to break the world's endurance flight record. On the tail is painted "NX 7085" and beneath the wing "661." A hangar building is in the background.