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... ATLANTIC GIRL. SPEECH TO BE BROADCAST FROM LONDON. (From Our London Stafl.) LONDON, Thursday. The 8.8. C. announces that Miss Amelia Earhart, the first woman to fly the Atlantic, will broadcast on Monday next. Her speech, following a luncheon given by the Air ...
... tragedy, for on two occasions were within a point the match in the fourth set. MISS EARHART TO BROADCAST ON MONDAY. Miss Amelia Earhart, the first woman to fly the Atlantic, will broadcast from the Criterion Restaurant to 2 LO and on Monday. Tho function ...
... Lonsdale by the Prince of Wales next Tuesday. .y MR. STEPHEN CLIFF, Leeds, who died at Worlley, yesterday. HERO-WORSHIP.—Miss Amelia Earhart with a crowd of young hero-worshippers .Toynbee Hall, Whitechapel, which she visited yesterday. Matter of the Jervlt Bay ...
... PIONEER FLIGHT. Atlantic Airmen Lay Wreaths on Sir J. Alcock’s Grave. Mr. Stultz and Mr. Louis Gordon, who accompanied Mias Amelia Earhart her flight across the Atlantic, visited Manchester Saturday pay tribute to Sir John Alcock, who, with Sir Arthur Whitten ...
... I.o— The Org* of St. M.’chad's, Cornhill, played by Dr. Harold Tj* Darke. I.3o—The Duke of Sulherland, Lady Heat' Miss Amelia Earhart, Captain Wilmer Stultz. Mr. J- c Gordon, Sir Philip Sassoon, Mr. Winston Churchu * and Sir Sefton Brancker, speaking at ...
... and flowerbordered walks, and a distinguished .itor v\ U» will back her native country a pleasant memory of it was Miss Amelia Earhart, who sat the Royal box. The Countess of Oxford wa«> chatting animatedly her. and pointing out ‘he various celebrities ...
... —Mrs. Clark. Uaincliffe; Cup for best tri-colour or Blenheim dog exhibited \/y member of the Society.— Mrs. Kemp. Miss Amelia Earhart, who flew the Atlantic with Captain and Mr. Gordon, paid farewell to England yesterday, when she sailed from • Southampton ...
... ATLANTIC FLIERS. I,TOMSK!) AIM! IVA!, IX' XEW YORK. New Yoek, I rUlny. Amelia Earhart, Commander Stuilz, ami Ml. Lou Gordon, wlio recent.j (lew the Atlantic, arrived here to-day, Tiid were creeled In Hie ofhcial tug Mal-om. winch bruugllt them to Mattery ...
... MISS EARHART IN CRASH. WOMAN WHO FLEW THE ATLANTIC. PITTSBURGH, Saturday.—Miss Amelia Earhart. the Atlantic flyer, narrowly escaped injury late yesterday in a crash during flight at Rodgers Field. She was flying in biplane with Mr George Putnam, the New ...
... MISS EARHART’S ESCAPE Atlantic Flier Unhurt in ’Plane Crash. Miss Amelia Earhart, the Atlantic flier, narrowly escaped injury late yesterday a crash during a flight Rodgers Field (says a Reuter telegram from Pittsburg). She was flying in a biplane with ...
... automatic gas cookor. LADY NIATIVII ADNIBVININTS. In aviation, some wonderful records achieved by women, notably that of Miss Amelia Earhart, who flew Atlantic from America to England. Lady Heath also broke many records, aniong them being the British solo altitude ...
... Kohl ami others llew from Dublin and landed Greenly Island the Straits of Belle Isle on* the following day. In June Miss Amelia Earhart left Newfoundland in the seaplane Friendship at 2.51 p.m. Sunday and landed at Burry Port, South Wales, at 12.40 p.m. ...