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... 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 ...
... largest heavier-than-air lying machine in the world and a lone airin a 600-h.p. monoplane figured in Mantic to-day. Miss Amelia Earhart left Newfoundland at 10.51 (British Summer Time) last night, aiming for Paris. which she hoped to reach at two o'clock ...
... with a 550 h.p. super-charged engine, equipped with an ice indicator. The plane's number is NR 869. In May, last, Miss .Amelia Earhart (Mrs. G. P. Putnam) flew from Harbour Grace (Newfoundland) to Londonderry, a distance of 2,000 miles in 13; hours. The ...
... hero of the historic episode is at the local notel—fast asleep. A Freat example of grit and real ayllng.is how Miss Amelia Earhart. the American airwoman. who was the first woman to accomplish a solo flight. west to east, across the Atlantic. described ...
... the hero of the historic episode is at the local dotel—fast asleep. A great example of grit and real fir.' how Miss Amelia Earhart. e l merican airwoman- who was the first woman to accomplish a solo flight, west to east, across the Atlantic, described ...
... A verdict of accklental death was returned AMELIA EARBARTS TWO JOBS. Greenville. Pennsylvania, Saturday. Mrs. Amelia Earhart Putnam. who flew the Atlantic alone, says that marriage and aviation share equally in her life. Of her career. Mrs. Putnam said: ...
... AMELU EARHARTS TWO JOBS. Greenville, Pennsylvania, Saturday. Mrs. Amelia Earhart Putnam, who flew the Atlantic alone, says that marriage and aviation share equally in her life. Of her career, Mrs. Putnam said: 'Aviation is Just as much a woman's Job as ...
... thP National Council of Women and the La , lies' Home Journal. is Mary Baker Eddy, founder of Christian Science. _ . Amelia Earhart Putnam WRA tenth. Evengeline Booth, or the Salvation Army fourteenth. and Mary Pickforti nineteenth on the list.—Reuter ...
... SHE LANDED. New York. A roll of fine white line wovea from flax that was grown on the field near Londonderry wtere Miss Amelia Earhart, Mrs. Putnam. landed after her transatlantic flight, has been given to her by members at the Ulster Irish Society here ...
... words. dinner was attended by a number of aviation celebrities such as Mr. Wiley Post. the round-the-world flyer: Miss Amelia Earhart (Mrs. Putnam) and Mr. Clarance Chamberlain. who, with others, expressed their symPathY. When Reuter's correspondent made ...
... Gene Tunney, Jack Dempsey, Tony Canzoneri and Tommy Loughran. Others who will be there will be the flyers, Leonard and Amelia Earhart, Rudy Vallee, Irving Berlin (the song composer), Paul 'Whiteman (the leader of the well-known American dance band) and ...
... Armament Corporation. • AIRWOMEN MENTIONED. Mr. Miranda said in another letter that he had found the American airwomen. Amelia Earhart, Ruth Nichols and Eleanor Smith most useful in the pursuit of business. . Miss Nichols has stated that she is shocked ...