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... First—East to West Second—West to East Third—East to West Fourth—West to East Fifth—East to West Sixth—West to East The late Amelia Earhart (Mrs. Putnam), in 1932, flew solo from Harbour Grace to Londonderry in 13h. 30m. Jim Mollison flew from Newfoundland to ...
... with a woman taking part, was begun yesterday. The three-engined Fokker 'plane- Friendship, with Mr. Wilmer Stultz, Miss Amelia Earhart, of Boston, and a mechanic aboard, took. off yesterday from Halifax for Trepassey. At Trepassey • (Newfoundland), eighty-one ...
... who recently toured Britain, came sixth. She was followed by Harriet Beecher Stowe, who gave us Uncle Tom's Cabin. and Amelia Earhart Putnam, the Atlantic flying heroine. Names little known in Britain complete the list and, strange to say, the American ...
... silver medal for twice wounded in action, but it isn't. Paul Mantz, celebrated flyer and former navigator and co-pilot for Amelia Earhart, checked all technical detail on Metro-Goldwyn Mayer's Test Pilot. Joe Hubbell, one of the best-known newsreel cameramen ...
... of Bedford, at the age of sixty-three flew to the Cape and back. Lady Abe Bailey flew alone to Capetown and back. Miss Amelia Earhart flew in 1928 from Newfoundland to South Wales. ...
... Lady Lindy at Honolulu HONOLULU. rhOrSday. Miss Amelia Earhart (Lady Lindy ) landed at Honolulu at 8.17 this morning (4.17 p.m G.M.T.), having flown the 2,250-mile 'lop across the Pacific from Oakland California. in just under 16 hours This completes ...
... RIVAL MAY START TODAY Eight Setplanecastt AaroPianes Sear Crew Miss Amelia Earhart, the 29-year-old eying instructress, of U.S.A., has so far won in her pquant contest with Miss Mabel 801 l for the honour of being the first woman to accomplish a annisatlantix ...
... THE ERA STAFF) LONDON, Wednesday TWO American song-writers have dashed off a little thing to commemorate the passing of Amelia Earhart. Title runs: They Needed an Angel in Heaven, So God Took the Queen of the Air.” You won't find it in the ParaSe. NEWSPAPER ...
... is the pricé that life exacts for granting peace, The soul that knows it not knows no release From little things . . .—Amelia Earhart. A CHINESE PROVERB. A diamond with a flaw is preferable to a common stone with none. ACTING AND KNOWING. There are those ...
... HOURS' VIGIL BY RADIO TALK WITH WIFE OVER PACIFIC RECORD WON ON BOILED EGG From Our Own Correspondent NEW YORK, Sunday. ISS AMELIA EARHART landed at Oakland. California, yesterday, having completed the first solo night across the Pacific from Honolulu, 2,4e8 ...
... MISS EARHART TO ADVISE MOLLISON CONFERENCE ON HIS DOUBLE ATLANTIC CROSSING By Our Air Correspoodeat MISS AMELIA EARHART is to help Mr. J. A. Mollison in his plans for flying the Atlantic. Miss Earhart. Miss Amy Johnson and her fiance. Mr. Mollison. held ...
... Fliers 3111 S. BERYL MARKHAM, if she succeeds in her flight to New York, will not be first woman to fly Atlantic solo. Amelia Earhart has flown it solo West to East. Jean Batten has flown South Atlantic solo East to West. Mrs. Markham can therefore only ...