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... la Twenty. We MUTT MIMI WEUMNIL The distinction of betas the first woman to ay the Atlantic has fallen to an American, Amelia Earhart, who, with Mr. Wilmer Stoltz sad a mechanic. Gordon. arrived at Burry Port. near Lianally. at 12.40 p.m. on Monday in ...
... book of Ulster-Irieh Society of New York, joat received, contains account of the eooiety'a annual banquet, which Miss Amelia Earhart was the guest of honour, shortly after her Atlantic flight which terminated near Londonderry. At the conclusion the p ...
... engaged for a further series of radio dramas. He has also made guest appearances with many American notabilities. including Amelia Earhart, and several film stars, and has been engaged for broadcasts in England. Ireland, Scotland and Wales. He also did a series ...
... has invented a chemical dust which disperses fog when brought into contact with it. Mrs. G. P. Putnam, better known as Amelia Earhart, the famous airwoman, expressed confidence in the possibilities of the invention after completing practical tests in an ...
... has previously visited Balmoral when staying in Scotland. LADIES* AIR DAY Bat a Man Gets a Flight BANGOR (Maine), Miss Amelia Earhart, the trans-Atlantic flier, was explaining flying to women passengers in short trips over Bangor. It had been announced ...
... in the same machine. America is ungrudging in its praise of tne flight. “A great example grit” was the comment of Miss Amelia Earhart, the American airwoman, who was the first woman to make a solo flight Wcst-to- Ea.st across the Atlantic.—Reuter. MRS ...
... than two out of ten words of a sermon in any cathedraL—Countess of Orford and Asquith. I am a very leisurely person.—Mks Amelia Earhart, the Atlantic Flyer. The Russian Revolution was due to Western ideas.—Mr. M. Phillips Price. The average man Is, for the ...
... TAKEN FOR FLARES Search Said to be Costing U.S. £50,000 a Day PRESIDENT’S ANXIETY NEW YORK, Tuesday. THE search for Miss Amelia Earhart and her navigator, Captain Noonan, who have been lost in the Pacific since Friday on their round-the-world flight, continued ...
... avoid disaster. I The place where the planes fell 'was in Culmore district, not far from the point where the late Miss !Amelia Earhart landed after her solo flight from America thirteen 'years ago. _ One of the ill-falcd pilots had ; tried to use his parachute ...
... Messrs. Caldwell & Robinson. In the past the Northern Counties Hotel had many notable visitors, meluding the late Miss Amelia Earhart. the American airwoman. following her lone flight across the Atlantic. A few months ago the hotel was taken over for the ...
... 1932. The Atlaßtic Plane. Plans for its Shipment. Miss Earhart Not Coming to Derry. Another Busy Day in London. Miss Amelia Earhart, who flew from Newfoundland across the Atlantic and landed in Londonderry last Saturday, is evidently not coming back ...
... Western Points 70.000 15.000 73,000 Chicago 21.000 6.000 18.000 ROUND-WORLD FLIGHT DELAY OAKLAND, Cal., Monday. Miss Amelia Earhart, the American airwoman, again postponed the start of her 27,000 miles round-the-world flight to-day. severe storm Is raging ...