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... of Saipan. in the Mariana group. are being flown to the University of California to see if they might be those of flyer Amelia Earhart and her navigator, Fred Noonan. who disappeared over the Pacific in 1937. The remains. in a box, were on board a Pan-American ...
... redom bid liii — sOiiiiiToirfillicrtO achieve spellbinding status. ATVs imported film in the In Search Of series concerned Amelia Earhart, the 39-year-old American who in 1937 was reported dead when she failed to reach home-base within 7.000 miles of completing ...
... GRANADA S Amelia Earhart, the famous American airwoman who disappeared 19 years ago executed by the Japaneseas a spy? Lt.-Cola Paul Briand of the U.S. Air Force, thinks she was. He also thinks she was on an espionage mission for the U.S. Government, and ...
... country. Matthews and Roberts appeared with the original Plainsong line-up in 1972 and produced the album In search of Amelia Earhart. Now after 20 years, the follow-up album The Dark Side of the Room is expected to be released later this month. The evening ...
... kilocycles. Wait. Listening• . in 6210 kilocycles. We are running north and 'oath. Them wore the last-known words of Amelia Earhart. who with her navigator. Frederick Noonan. was searching desperately for a speck in t he South Pacific called Howland ...
... Pacific island of Saipan. has given rise to new speculation in New York about the fate of the famous American airwoman, Miss Amelia Earhart, who disappeared on a round-the-- world flight in 1937. In a radio report, Mr. Don Motley, of the Columbia Broadcasting ...
... University and then learned to fly. But her main occupation in life was social welfare work among the poor children of Boston. 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 ...
... year-old plane at Oakland International Airport, California, after a four-Week flight around the world in the steps of Amelia Earhart. The airwoman and former school teacher was accompanied by a three-man crew on the eastbound commemorative flight which ...
... the first woman member of the Royal Aero Club. She was a friend of the American aviation pioneers. Charles Lindbergh and Amelia Earhart, and in 1937 came second in the London. Cairo air race. In 1938 she won the women's section of the Oasts Circuit Race ...
... 1937, ended with a crash at Honolulu. A second world flight, which began at Miami. Florida, in June, 1938, proved to be Amelia Earhart's last great adventure. With Captain Fred Noonan as her navigator, she set off in a plane which had been caned the Flying ...
... of a tenton lorry. The finely calculated tension builds up to a climax of ironic tragedy. THE extraordinary career of Amelia Earhart, America's most famous woman flier. Ls the subject of Winged Legend by John Burke (Arthur Barker. E 2). The climax of ...
... industries. Questions to Sir Richard Marsh. Chairman of British Railways Board 0.3 e The Search for Amelia Earhart. Story of what happened to Amelia Earhart, the pioneer woman aviator who went missing in 1137. Denis Quinsy as Fred Goerner. the journalist ...