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... innocent misunderstanding or*a heartless Iroax? When an extensive area in the Pacific was being searched for traces of Miss Amelia Earhart several mysterious wireless messages seemed to indicate that the famous airwoman was safe. If, seems fairly certain, these ...
... Harbour Grace, Newfoundland, to Croydon, when he took 13 hours 17 minutes to complete the 2,300 miles. May 20, 1932, Miss Amelia Earhart flew from Harbour Grace, Newfoundland, to Ixmdonderry, covering the 2,000 miles in 13f hours. Cambria flew on a great ...
... biplane; Mrs. Markham, who last year made flight from England to America in the Messenger a Vega Gull monoplane; and Miss Amelia Earhart (Mrs. Putnam whose untimely fate the aviators of two hemispheres mourn. Another tragedy by which a great American aviator ...
... ra. in the direction of Basrah on an attempt to beat the woman’s record. The present record was set up by the kite Miss Amelia Earhart, with flight oi 2,102 miles—Reuter. ...
... Threefold Purpose—Amelia Earhart’s 111-Fated Flight. A SERIES of addresses by Sir Josiah Stamp, elaborating the threefold purpose of education, has been published under the title We Live and Learn.” ‘‘Last Flight” gives Amelia Earhart’s personal record ...
... Marseilles—at 10.30 this morning on an attempt to break the woman’s long distance record (2.473 miles) set up by the late Amelia Earhart. She counts on reaching Basra, Iraq, and made an excellent take-off.—Reuter. LOS ANGELES TO WARSAW. Eos Angeles, Friday ...
... the French airwoman, has broken the women’s non-stop record of 3,939 kilometres (2,447 miles), set up by the late Miss Amelia Earhart in 1932. She landed at Abadan, Iran, at 7.30 p.m. (British summer time) yesterday after having flown from Istres, near ...
... interest centred on them. One other in recent years, however, has sprung a surprise on the Irish. She was the late Miss Amelia Earhart, who landed In Londondeny In May, 1932, from Harbour Grace, Newfoundland. A few days ago Howard Hughes, the young American ...
... if ** you not abandon the book The note concluded ** Germany defies the world/' Mr, Putnam, who was married to the late Amelia Earhart, the airwoman, has turned over the book to the District Attorney.— Reuter. CABINET MINISTERS DO NOT TELL.” Mr. Ramsbotham ...
... Guest, and her Swiss maid. Mrs. Guest is an enthusiastic flyer and she owned the aeroplane Friendship, in which the late Amelia Earhart flew the Atlantic as a passenger la 1928. Had she not been dissuaded her children Mrs. Guest would have taken Miss Earharfs ...
... terrible disaster to the German Zeppelin 1 when was landing in New Jersey; and - the tragic ending of that brave woman i Amelia Earhart, who was never heard of • again after leaving New Guinea to fly over a part of the Pacific that aeroplanes had l not used ...
... Northern Ireland at the Northern Counties Hotel, Londonderry, on May 7. The hold taken over the place where the late Miss Amelia Earhart. the Drst woman to Dc the Atlantic, slopped on her arrival at Londonderry and where the late General Balbo and his ofltcers ...