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... LONDON MIDLAND AND SCOTTISH RAILWAY THE To Fly Atlantic Again. the Atlantic by air. a** Miss Amelia Earhart, the airwoman, wife of Mr. G. Palmer Putnam, the publisher, is shortly to attempt a solo flight across the Atlantic. She was the first woman to ...
... Woman Starts on Lone HARBOUR GRACE (Newfoundland), Friday. M iss Amelia Earhart took off from here to-night for Paris. She is attempting a solo trans-Atlantic flight, and is making for the same destination aimed at by Col. Lindbergh just five years ago ...
... to. match size. , ca !i The ba' g 1 i pleased, for thii is. the have defeated Britis THE ATLANTIC ' G America may be j Amelia Earhart for tb lS gr^', the Atlantic alone, 1 will not be behindhan cC? tions. It is hoped that 4 be arranged here for t. .j -that ...
... “Lady Lindy Flies Across England. Her ’Plane nr* t* in Jem tic Storms. She Tells Pilot to Speed on. ITISS Amelia Earhart, America’s • ...
... Wharton, Dclph, Jet; 6. T. Woodhead, HoWrtii, Caddie. vu, u v, . Monday, May 23, 1932. MISS EARHART’S TRIUMPH. IlflSS AMELIA EARHART has succeeded triumphantly in her attempt to fly across the Atlantic alone. In so doing she has put herself on a pinnacle ...
... Visit (From Our London Staff.) FLEET STREET, Monday. Sir John Bimon\ the American Ambassador (Mr. Andrew Mellon) and Miss Amelia Earhart, the American airwoman, wore the guests at a luncheon given the Institute Journalists in London to-day. Mr. Mellon said ...
... ISS AMELIA EARHART described her Atlantic flight in a broadcast last night. Earlier in the day she toured the West End shops and bought some new clothes. (From Our London Staff.) FLEET STREET, Monday. During the broadcast, Miss Earhart said:— “I flew ...
... Flight. Shopping Tour n the West End and Lunch with Journalists. ||i / Jil hm -;mi ■■'■ 3E« , - :o>j- , MISS AMELIA EARHART and Sip John Simon in happy mood at the luncheon of tha Institute of Journalists in London yesterday. The speeches sr e reported ...
... Famous Fliers Meet. A..- A .v ;' . ■ - .. •• •• •• ;.. •• > / 's*&£. iss Amelia Earhart, the Atlantic flier, chatting in the garden of the American Embassy in London, with Miss Amy Johnson and her fiance, Mr. J. A. Mollison. ...
... , was forced down into the sea off the Irish coast on May 13. was rescued a passing liner. The second flight was Miss Amelia Earhart’s. Mr. Hausner started off on an Atlantic flight from Bennett Field last Saturday, bub turned back after three hours’ ...
... acting lately, for instance, their screen interviews on their engagement, discussing future plans, and welcoming Miss Amelia Earhart after her transatlantic flight. If, as I hope, Miss Johnson succeeds, she will not be the first Hull girl to be a famous ...
... YORK, Monday. New York, city of delirious welcomes to returning heroes, shattered its own records for “flight fever” when Amelia Earhart, the first woman to fly the Atlantic alone, came homo to-day. Broadway w f as lined with thousands cheering themselves ...