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... Strictly Reserved in Great Britain, fl i ■* i* THE FIRST WOMAN TO FLY THE ATLANTIC: MISS AMELIA EARHART, OF BOSTON, U.S.A.—(INSET) MISS EARHART IN AIR KIT. Miss Amelia Earhart, with Mr. Wilmer Stultz as pilot and Mr, Gordon as mechanic, left Trepassey, Newfoundland ...
... cross the Atlantic, the Fokker monoplane Friendship,” piloted by Mr. Wilmer Stultz, with Mr. Gordon as mechanic and Miss Amelia Earhart passenger, arrived at Burry Port, near Llanelly, South Wales, on June 18, having left Newfoundland the previous day and ...
... antic “Miss Lindy” :ss Amelia Earhart ...
... shrewd judgment and foresight. Much THE ATLANTIC AIRWOMAN EQUIPPED FOR ENGLISH SOCIETY'S GREAT FASHION FESTIVAL: MISS AMELIA EARHART IN HER ...
... ASCOT FROCK. After arriving in London from Southampton, Miss Amelia Earhart, the heroine of the Atlantic flight, spent a busy time in the endeavour to see as much as possible of English life, before sailing for New York with her flying companions, Commander ...
... Street, St. James’s, London, S.W. Telephone: Gerrard 5275 ('j lines) Cables: J uly 13, 1929 MR. WILMER STULTZ. Piloted Miss Amelia Earhart on her Transatlantic flight. Killed, with two companions, in an aeroplane crash at Long Island on July I. Was “stunting ...
... exhausts ; below rolled a filmy Drawn by our Special Artist, G. H. Davis, from Sketches and Descriptions Supplied by Miss Amelia Earhart. (Copyrighted.) : Flying High Above a Belt Fog. ...
... Airscapcs Seaplanes Shadow a Main Circle Drawn our Special Artist, G. H. Davis, under the Direct Supervision of Miss Amelia Earhart. (Copyrighted.) ...
... 17-18, 1928. The machine was piloted by Lieut. Wilmer Stultz, with Mr. Gordon as mechanic, and carried as passenger Miss Amelia Earhart, the first woman to cross the Atlantic by air. Late in the afternoon of the first day, when they were well away from the ...
... phenomenon to that shown above was illustrated in colour in our issue of July 12, 1930, from a photograph taken by Miss Amelia Earhart from a seaplane flying the Atlantic. The shadow of the machine appeared in the centre of a rain-circle of luminous colours ...
... 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 ...
... about private property is proved by the fact that it is regarded THE ONLY WOMAN WHO HAS FLOWN THE ATLANTIC ALONE : MISS AMELIA EARHART (MRS. G. P. PUTNAM) AND HER HUSBAND. Miss Earhart, whose solo flight across the Atlantic is also chronicled on our front ...