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... however, which will go down in history as the most outstanding of women's achievements during 1932. Earlier in the year Miss Amelia Earhart (Mrs. G. P. Putnam), the American woman pilot, flew from Newfoundland to Ireland, thus capturing the 'honour being the ...
... was later cxecutdcl guillotine. 30—M. Albeit cLec-ted French President. 19—Oarh of Allegiance abolished in Irish Free Amelia Earhart lands near Londonderry, after fastest Atlantic crossing. yon Papen appointed head of new German Government, above parties ...
... who voted a poll conducted the National Council of Women of America, is Mary Baker Eddy, founder of Christian Science. Amelia Earhart Putnam was 10th, Evangeline Booth, of the Salvation Army, 14th, and Mary Pickford 19th the list. Spring Flowers. Flower ...
... TRANSATLANTIC AIRWOMAN roll of fine white linen woven from flax that was grown on the field near Londonderry wbere Miss Amelia Earhart (Mrs. Putnam) landed, after her Transatlantic flight, has been given to her members of the Ulster Irish Society in New ...
... Moscow t-o Omsk. l>rev' C crc «*sin.g from Newfoundland by* for distance a .>; 5s hr..? also rivalled'the record, V ««Gt Amelia Earhart, of making the of the North Atlantic 4 ACROSS RUSSIA. »t i' York a 10 - 20 am - on.Satnr\V°lS , of Jcmifruland (Nor- Sunday ...
... the Atlantic from west to east were;— Colonel Lindbergh—New York to Paris (3,639 miles) In 33) hours, in May, 19i7. Miss Amelia Earhart (Mrs. G. P. Putnam)—Newfoundland to Ireland (2.038 miles) in 13) hours, in May, 1932. The flight was Mattern's second ...
... the United States airman, and Amelia Earharfc. were expected to call to-day. The Molii«ons may spend week or two with Amelia Earhart and her husband. Mr. George Palmer Putnam, Rye. New York State. One of the officials with whom Mr. Molison stayed last ...
... At.noo. A New York Reuter message says the Mollisons were leaving last night for New York, to spend the weekend with Amelia Earhart. They were both feeling O.K“ LONG PARLIAMENT JOB. Hopes of Completing Repairs by 1941. In the House of commons yesterday ...
... St. Paul's Cathedral. When they flew to Atlantic City yesterday to attend the luncheon party given by Mrs. Putnam (Miss Amelia Earhart), the Mayor presented them with large key Atlantic City, and medals were bestowed on them. MANSFIELD TOWN SIGN SCOTSMAN ...
... Kingsford Smith He intends to fly to New Zealand January, how-ever. News has also been received in Melbourne that Miss Amelia Earhart (Mrs. Putman), the famous American aviatrix, who last year was the first woman to fly the Atlantic, is a possible competitor ...
... RAY WHICH WILL STOP ARMIES. Remarkable War Invention in France RURAL DANCERS RECEIVE WEIRD SHOCK. MISS AMELIA EARHART (Mrs. O. P. Putnam) has announced her Intention of making an attempt in the hear future on the extremely dangerous >,lOO miles night ...
... Promise for the Whole World Honolulu papers are urging the U.S. Government to etop a flight projected by MRS. PUTNAM (Amelia Earhart) from Honolulu to California, contending that her single-engined land machine le entirely uneuited for the project. Mechanics ...