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... n. Kis visitor from the skies was the famous American woman flyer, Mrs. G. P. Putnam. better known her maiden name of Amelia Earhart. And now she had made history as the first woman to make a solo aircrossing of the vast Atlantic. She had flown from Harbour ...
... and then learned to fly. But her main occupation in life was social welfare work among the poor children Boston. For fun Amelia Earhart flew only for fun and as a relaxation from her real Job. Yet her bravery and skill did much to further the progress of ...
... ten separate riddles of the Pacific, ranging in time from the end of the 18th century to the tragic and obscure fate of Amelia Earhart on her world tour in 1937. There are stories of castaways and pirates.‘ ghost-ships and whalers, The author examines these ...
... BRITISH OFFICER GETS A HOSTILE. RECEPTION WwW TM ELISABETHVILLE, Wednesday. to “prove” that Amelia Earhart crashianded By A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT ANOTHER battalion of United Nations on Saipan in 1937, now LAOS, Wednesday. troops is being rushed 300 miles ...
... Right to vote Amelia Earhart her part well. For the that a time e proved adventure and On. this day in 1928, you would have read over your morning sunshine that ‘his brave woman had flown woman ever to tic, the first And even more it was the same thal ...
... The mystery . of Amelia Earhart? “YHAT is the truth about the piece of linen venerated at Turin as the True Shroud of Christ? To the consideration of this question, as well as many others, Rupert Furneaux brlnP his specialjized knowledge in The World's ...
... attitude to money and possessions and looks at practical responsibilities face in an society Espionage The search for Amelia Earhart by Goerner A reconstruc- flight' an mission US government The Japanese character: a cultural profile by N Hase-gawa An ...
... ‘was making his to open com- their man was one of three Flying housewife ae for 1937 - the - world in her bid to repeat Amelia Earhart, the a Lockheed L-10, of plane Miss on her fatal Diplomatic ‘bag’ powered a fleeing man and VIENNA: Austrian police over- ...
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... 30. In 1969, Egypt was a republic. In 1940, France signed an armistice with the Gee mans. In 1992, the American flyer Amelia Earhart became the first woman to fly the Atlantic. In IL% William Cobbett. the English writer sad author of Rural Rides, died ...
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