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... By AMELIA EARHART She tells Daily Mirror readers that her roundthe-world flight WILL take place. It will be a challenge to the women who say flying is too dangerous. THEY are holding back the progress of air travel, she declares. ...
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... Not Amelia Earhart The human bones and teeth found on the Pacific island of Saipan are not the remains of Amelia Earhart, the ÜB. flyer, and her navigator, Fred Noonan, according to Dr Theodore McCown. an anthropologist, in San Francisco. ...
... AMELIA EARHART Soaring Wings. A Biography of Amelia Earhart. By George Palmer Putnam. (Harrap. 11s.) Flying has many heroes, but only one heroine, and she is the subject of this excellent biography by her husband. A labour of love, it draws in rich and ...
... AMELIA EARHART Reported to be Alive in Japan WASHINGTON, d a y.— Official sources have no knowledge of reports that Amelia Earhart, American airwoman who disappeared on a world flight in 1937 and was later declared legally dead, is alive in Japan. The ...
... Not Amelia Earhart The curious farmer who quickly arrived on the scene was probably rather disappointed that the touchdown was not of the Amelia Earhart variety. “What's wrong with you. son,” he asked. ““I've run out of petrol,” said Hugh. A tractor trip ...
... AMELIA EARHART STILL FLYING ALTHOUGH MARRIED Mrs, Amelia Earhart Putnam, who flew the Atlantic alone, says that marriage and aviation share equally in her life. Of her career Mrs. Putnam said: Aviation is just as much a woman's job as it is a man's, ...
... Amelia Earhart The hopes of finding Miss Amelia Earhart, known private life Mrs. Putnam, and her companion, Captain Noonan, are now so slender that they are almost negligible. The search has been abandoned, and the assumption is that they are dead, having ...
... AMELIA EARHART DELAY ON WORLD FLIGHT RANGOON, Saturday. Amelia Earhart made another attempt this morning to continue her flight round the world, but was again drivep back to Akvab the moneoon. ...
... AMELIA EARHART of the danger signal Miss Earhare - s machine—which bore no Other identification than N. 7952 painted on the underside of the wings—powered by a boo h.p. motor, had a speed of 140 m.p.h. and a range of 3,200 miles. Miss Earhart carried ...
... AMELIA EARHART SOMEHOW, the world, -which is so often critical people brought constantly to the front page, always thought well Amelia Earhart. Among the makers of record flights she stood out as a woman obviously in love with the air for its own sake ...
... AMELIA EARHART 1898 — Born 24th July, in Atchison, Kansas. 1918 — Became a nurse in Toronto and developed her interest in flying. 1920 — Left university and went to Los Angeles where she began flying lessons. 1928 — Became the first woman to cross the ...