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... eeeOongrcss has hitherto refused to take offlce without guarantees concerning the special powers the Governors. sumably Amelia Earhart's. Another amateur, Wyoming, reported to Miii Earhart's hus- bud, Mr. Putnam, receipt a menage, believed to be from her ...
... eat NEW YORK. Sunday. Married yesterday to Mr. O. P. Putnam, the explorer, at his mother's fishing village home, Miss Amelia Earhart, the first woman to fly the Atlantic, Is going straight back to work to-morrow. She is retaining her maiden name In her ...
... taking off (says British United Press). It is suggested that the United States intends to ban all air stunts, and that Miss Amelia Earhart will be prevented from making her proposed round-theworld flight. The News With feeding bottle filled with milk beside ...
... eoeryhody. (Vaß l(|Mt «a rut ».) UNITED. STATES COASTOUARD CUTTER ITASCA WAS SEARCHING THE MID-PACIFIC LAST NIGHT FOR AMELIA EARHART, FAMED WOMAN ROUND-THE-WORLD FLYER. WHO HAD RADIOED AN SOS. MISSEARHART:' OCEAN SOS TIE ONES WHO WAITED.—A »Nga«af MM ...
... representative of the American Armament Corporation. Another declared that he was well acquainted with the American airwomen. Amelia Earhart. Ruth Nichols and Eleanor Smith and others. He had found them most useful in pursuit of business. ...
... THREE aeroplanes and a battleship were due to begin at 3.30 this morning (British time) the aerial search for world-flyer Amelia Earhart and Captain F. Noonan, her navi- gator (says the British United Press). The United States battleship Colorado reported ...
... business to /\ fly the Atlantic. No V woman has any business to fly the Atlantic. And I wish with all my heart that - Amelia Earhart had been forced || || T down within a hundred miles of /\ i-C I j Harbour Grace and picked up by a I tramp steamer five ...
... Airwoman as the Star IJ'RIK CHARELL, who. for weeks, had been working on the £50,000 production, told afterwards that was Amelia Earhart who disturbed him mo6t. We had been working for that moment of tenseness, excitement, glamour, in which the curtain was ...
... yesterday lor Harj hour Grace, Newfoundland, on the initial stage of a solo ocean '; flight bid. M ? k ' ■ A *> v F V' AMELIA EARHART, the only woman Atlantic flyer, ...
... SOUTHAMPTON .TO-DAY s Amelia Earhart, a twentyear-old American, will go in history as the first woman the Atlantic: her, attempting to drop notes on board. The attempts !ere not successful. 11 Sunday aftarlinen she was in efoundland. At mos yesterday ...
... was opened last Mor Vlf Ha 11l*M7« I George Putnam and hit wife, day. Mr. H. Cecil Leon, prosecuting, aai ~ - formerly Amelia Earhart, the air . that the husband the prosecutrix, woman. was a well-known man. died about tw ...