... ons are sent anonymously from Aberdeen than from any other town in the world. An auto-gyro record was created by Miss Amelia Earhart, the Atlantic airwoman, when she climbed to a height of 19,000 feet in a single-engined autogyro. A woman, aged 30, who ...

... became an annual festival. The Prince of Wales, whose interest in flying is well-known to be very keen, received Miss Amelia Earhart at St. James’s Palace. The man who first gave electricity ite name, William Gilbert, was born on - May 24, 1544.. 3 & ...

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... No, 1 don't know Mins I.:mini—hut we tine the some bootlegger.' The Paramount studio hen offered a longterm contract to Amelia Earhart, the trans. atlantic flyer, who in expected to accept it I.n her return to Hollywood from a lecture tour. Palmer Putnam ...

... over 60 when she first took to flying and qualified for her A pilot's licence. The search for another lost airwoman. Amelia Earhart, is said to have cost the American Government 000,000. She was ambling round the world, with a navigator, by air in easy ...

... seek the best result with a set of very limited power. Amateur radio has its dramatic moments too, like the time when Amelia Earhart's plane was lost. Amateurs were given the missing flier's call sign and approximate operating conditions in an attempt ...