Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... MISS EARHART SHOPS Miss Amelia Earhart, who arrived in London after her Atlantic flight in only her flying kit, went shopping in the West End_yesterday. She was wearing clothes borrowed from Mrs Bruce, the American Ambassador's daughter, One assistant ...
... deserve when some of the scenes have been cut out or shortened. MISS EARHART INTIM{ Before the play began the entrance of Amelia Earhart. the Atlantic flier, with Mr. Gordon Selfridge, was greeted with such applause as not even musical comedy actresses can ...
... AIR GIRL HONOURED Received by the Prince of Wales at York House—Ocean Flight Talk Miss Amelia Earhart (Mrs. Putnam), the Atlantic flight heroine was received by the Prince of Wales at York House after luncheon yesterday. The Prince received the airwoman ...
... THE PRINCE AND THE FLYING GIRL MISS EARHART AT YORK HOUSE The Prince sent for Miss Amelia Earhart (Mrs. G. P. Putnam)—the Atlantic flight heroine—yesterday. He received her in his private room at House, and for half an hour Prince and airwoman chatted ...
... OCEAN FLIGHT SHOOK LORD INCHCAPE I WISH IT HAD BEEN ELSIE ])ID the Atlantic flight of Miss Amelia Earhart hasten the death of Lord Inchcape? A friend of the shipping magnate [who died on his yacht at Monte Carlo on Monday] told the British United Press ...
... 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 ...
... AMELIA EARHART'S LONE VICTORY History was made last Saturday when in the pastures outside Londonderry Miss Amelia Earhart landed in the gold-and-blue monoplane which she had flown across the Atlantic. Not only had she achieved lasting fame as the first ...
... MISS EARHART TO ADVISE MOLLISON CONFERENCE ON HIS DOUBLE ATLANTIC CROSSING By Our Air Correspoodeat MISS AMELIA EARHART is to help Mr. J. A. Mollison in his plans for flying the Atlantic. Miss Earhart. Miss Amy Johnson and her fiance. Mr. Mollison. held ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... is Stnclly Reserved Great Britain, the Colonies, Europe, and the United Slates of America. SATURDAY, MAY 28, 1932. Miss Amelia Earhart (Mrs. G. P. Putnam), the famous American airwoman, flying the fifth anniversary of the solo Atlantic-crossing by Lindbergh ...
... CHIEF EVENTS IN TO-DAY'S DIARY Prince Arthur of Connaught at Empire Day Parade, Hyde Park, 5 p.m. Miss Amelia Earhart at Brooklands Air Pageant. Opening of Mercers School Playing Fields, Marvels-lane, Grove Park, S.E. Athletics: Polytechnic Meeting, Stamford ...