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... which will probably made to-morrow morning. FRIENDSHIP FAILS RISE AT TWELFTH ATTEMPT. The seaplane Friendship, which Miss Amelia Earhart and Mr. Wilmerstultz aro to attempt ifiight from TtopaAsoy (Southampton, failed twice to rise from the water this morning ...
... AFTER 15 FAILURES. WOMAN FLIER DETERMINED TO TACKLE ATLANTIC CHANGED PLANS TO SOUTHAMPTON VIA AZORES AND PORTUGAL Miss Amelia Earhart and Mr. Wilmer Stultz, who are to attempt to fly across the Atlantic from Newfoundland to Southampton in the seaplane ...
... the wearer passes from a cold to heated room. Atlantic's Newest Conqueror In more ways than just her features does Miss Amelia Earhart resemble Lindbergh. She has the samo brevity of speech and aversion to publicity. During the war Miss Earhart, who now ...
... Following all the excitement yesterday and the fatigue consequent upon their great achievement in flying the Atlantic, Miss Amelia Earhart, Lieut. Wilmer Stultz, the pilot who navigated the seaplane Friendship from Newfoundland to Burry Port, Wales, and Mr ...
... TRIBUTES TO ATLANTIC HEROINE. Eve of the air, glorious woman fair, is the first line of one the many poems received Miss Amelia Earhart, th efirst woman to fly the Atlantic, who staying in London after her adventure. She still being inundated, not only with ...
... ATLANTIC FLIERS TO BROADCAST. On Monday next from 1.45 p.m. to 2.35 p.m. li.-tenors to 2LO and SXX will hear a speech Miss Amelia Earhart, the first woman to cross the Atlantic by air. Tho occasion will tho luncheon to Miss Earhart, Captain Wilmcr Stultz, ...
... ATLANTIC HEROINE. MISS EARHART AT THE WHITEHALL CENOTAPH. VISIT TO TOYNBEE HALL. Miss Amelia Earhart, Lieut. Wilmer Stultz, and Mr. Louis Gordon, the Atlantic fliers, visited the Cenotaph in Whitehall today. Huge crowds, controlled by mounted police, ...
... and shooting associations. MISS EARHART'S EYES. It would be very difficult to describe tho American air heroine, Miss Amelia Earhart, except to say that no newspaper photograph has succeeded in reproducing the beauty of the expression her eyes. When you ...
... bo on sale to-day in Nottingham. Many Hungarian and German partridpes were being sent over. MISS EARHART IN CRASH. Miss Amelia Earhart, tho Atlantic flyer, narrowly escaped injury late yesterday in a crash during a flight Pittsburgh. Sho was flying English ...
... Commandant Fitzmaurice, Ireland Labrador (first non-stop North Atlantic flight from east to west). June sth-6th, 1928.—Amelia _ Earhart. Commander Wilmer Stultz, and Louis Gordon (U.S.), Trespassey, Newfoundland, to Burry Port. PRINCE'S WEEK-END. COUNTRY ...
... drowning have occurred in that pact of Europe. LEFT SUBMARINE AT 100 FEET BELOW SURFACE. FAMOUS WOMAN FLIER'S FEAT. Miss Amelia Earhart, the first woman to fly tho Atlantic, yesterday made a successful trip to tho bottom of tho ocea.ii the submarine Defender ...
... patently absurd suggestion. But the war had scarcely ended before women began to fly- One of the very early pioneers was Miss Amelia Earhart, the first woman to cross the Atlantic by air. She began fly in L9lB, and two years later was tho first woman to receive ...