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After the Air Mail Scandal, a new AM-8 Route was established and awarded to Pacific Seaboard Airlines, Inc. It consisted of a part of the old CAM-33 route and the old CAM-2 route. It encompassed a 903-mile route between Chicago and New Orleans, which commenced on June 3, 1934 with one round-trip daily.Roughly 7 months later, on January 1, 1935, Pacific Seaboard changed its name to Chicago & Southern Airlines, which better reflected its territory. In March of 1947, AM-53 was merged into AM-8.An AM-8 stop in Evansville was added, with a first flight (southbound) from there on September15, 1947. (A northbound flight was added on September 19.) Terre Haute was added to the schedule on November 1, 1947.Adhesivebacked luggage label of Chicago & Southern Air Lines.