... AIRWOMAN WED. WILL RETAIN HER MAIDEN NAME. NEW YORK, Saturday.—The marriage of the well-known Transatlantic airwoman, Miss Amelia Earhart, and of Mr. George Palmer Putnam, the publisher. who was recently divorced was celebrated to-day at the residence of Mr ...

... Speed Record. Miss Ruth ;Nicholls, the airwoman, has set up a new women's speed record with 210.685 m.p.h., beating Mrs. Amelia Earhart Putman's previous mark. 181.157 m.p.h., states • Detroit message. Beitegal Woaß Mrs. Mary O'Boyce, of the townland of ...

... Surrey, was fatally injured when his machine crashed to earth with terrific force. Woman Atlantic Flyer Crashes. Mrs. Amelia Earhart Putnam. who was the first woman to cross the Atlantic by air, crashed in an autogiro from an altitude of 30 feet whilst ...

... £2 3s 6d for all societies. TO FLY ATLANTIC. lISS EARHART'S PLAN. STARTING WITHIN A FORTNIGHT. NEW YORK. Monday.—Miss Amelia Earhart (Mrs. G. Palmer Putnam), who was the first woman to cross the Atlantic in all aeroplane, is planning a new Transatlantic ...

... miles off St. John's Point, and for about two hours put up a stiff fight in its efforts to escape. To Fly Atlantic. Miss Amelia Earhart (Mrs. G. Palmer Putnam), who was the first woman id cross the Atlantic in an aeroplane. la planning a new Transatlantic ...

... TO FLY ATLANTIC ALONE Miss Earhart’s First “Hop” to Newfoundland Miss Amelia Earhart (Mrs. G. Palmer Putnam), the first woman to fiy across the Atlantic a iheavier than-ajx machine, left Teterboro Aerodrome, New Jersey, at 7-16 Greenwich time, yeeterday ...

... Hasbrouck Heights (X.J.), Thursday Miss Amelia Earhart (Mrs. G. Palmer Putnam), the first woman to fly across the Atlantic in heavier-than-air machine, left hero 2.1 C p.ra. Eastern standard time (7.16 G.M.T.) to-day for Harbour Grace the first hop of ...

... Association telegram says : Miss Amelia Earhart flying alone from Harbour Grace (Newfoundland) has landed at Derry. Miss Earhart gave the news of her landing to a reporter over the phone. _ _ Hello. this is Amelia Earhart speaking, she said. I've done ...

... been kept a close secret. Dry land was the laconic reply of Mr. George Palmer Putnam, son of the New York publisher. Amelia Earhart's husband, when asked where she was making for. It had been known fnr a long time that she had been planning a Western ...

... HAD FUEL FOR HARBOUR GRACE, Saturday.— ' lou'll hear from me in fifteen hours, said Miss Amelia Earhart as she climbed into her 'plane just before taking off. I have sufficient fuel for Frenty hours, '-it I shall go on further if the vetrol holds •• ...

... 3. The Atlantic Flight In age that remarkable tor the high endeavour and splendid courage airwomen (he exploit of Miss Amelia Earhart —to give her the name by which she Is best known—stands out prominently. In a flight across the Atlantic, which began ...

... INFINITE POISE. HUSBAND'S VIEWS ON MISS EARHART. PLAYWRIGHT'S BIRTHDAY. FICKLENESS OF PUBLIC TASTE. LONDON, Monday. Miss Amelia Earhart, who has made her niche in aviation history secure by flying the Atlantic alone, married last year Mr. George Palmer Putnam ...