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... Robert Hitchens, Alec. Waugh, Fannie Hurst, Sir Philip Gibbs, Aherne(' Abdullah, E. Phillips Oppenheim, J. B. Priestly and Amelia Earhart, who writes on Wingless Planes, and claims she has found the invention which will make Planes as common and handy ...
... of the search Police-Sergeant Stenner fractured arm. Miss Earhart’s Thanks to Derry. WILL NEVER FORGET KINDNESS. Miss Amelia Earhart, the Transatlantic airwoman, in letter to iMrs. (iallagher, Springfield, who was her hostess during her star in Londonderry ...
... one-third of the Presidents of the United States were of Ulster-Jrish descent. Last year the society specially honoured Miss Amelia Earhart, Ulster descent, who landed near Londonderry in May, 1932, after her record-breaking Transatlantic flight. In letter to ...
... to make air records that make male pilots gasp. Over 1.000 flying hours stand to the credit of 14. Among them is Miss Amelia Earhart, America's Lady Lindy, who is at the present moment planning to set off again after her failure to fly round the world ...
... the Duke of Gloucester, and Prince George Prince and Princess Arthur of Connaught were there, too, and was staled that Amelia Earhart the airwoman, was watching her second Derby somewhere in the crowd. Thou actor, who has often bowed to applause in the ...
... Minister Joseph Goebbels by any cornment or reply.—Reuter. WOMAN'S WORLD FLIGHT. MISS EARHART'S 28,000 MILLS TRIP. Miss Amelia Earhart. the airwoman. plans to take off early this week on her second attempt to Ay round the world (states the Daily Telegraph ...
... woman to fiy the North Atlantic between two American women, delayed. The Fokker eeaplane ** Friendship,” in which Mias Amelia Earhart. the Boston social worker, was to fly to Southampton Water, jester’ay afternoon, made three attempts take off, but failed ...
... conditions. In spite of the weather conditions a large crowd watched the amazing stunts performed by the pilots. Miss Amelia Earhart, the American woman Atlantic flyer, flew from Heston with Mr. Gordon Selfridge, junior, in his aeroplane, and was . given ...
... than two out of ten words of a sermon in any cathedraL—Countess of Orford and Asquith. I am a very leisurely person.—Mks Amelia Earhart, the Atlantic Flyer. The Russian Revolution was due to Western ideas.—Mr. M. Phillips Price. The average man Is, for the ...
... MISS EARHART HELD UP Thunderstorms Drive Her Back to Burma AKYAB, Burma. Friday. Miss Amelia Earhart, who is flying round the world Just for fun,” is waiting here to take off for Bangkok (Siam). 700 miles away, to-morrow morning. She attempted to make ...
... in the same machine. America is ungrudging in its praise of tne flight. “A great example grit” was the comment of Miss Amelia Earhart, the American airwoman, who was the first woman to make a solo flight Wcst-to- Ea.st across the Atlantic.—Reuter. MRS ...
... la Twenty. We MUTT MIMI WEUMNIL The distinction of betas the first woman to ay the Atlantic has fallen to an American, Amelia Earhart, who, with Mr. Wilmer Stoltz sad a mechanic. Gordon. arrived at Burry Port. near Lianally. at 12.40 p.m. on Monday in ...