... AIR GIRL HONOURED Received by the Prince of Wales at York House—Ocean Flight Talk Miss Amelia Earhart (Mrs. Putnam), the Atlantic flight heroine was received by the Prince of Wales at York House after luncheon yesterday. The Prince received the airwoman ...

... Atlantic from- west to east, unveiled, at Burry . Port, near Llanelly, yesterday, a memorial commemorating the feat of Miss Amelia Earhart, the U.S.A. girl who, with Wilbur Stultz- and •Louis Gordon, landed there in 1928 after flying from Trevassy, Newfoundland ...

... Who Flew the Atlantic, Engaged to Exp:orer NOANK (Connecticut), Monday The wed:ling will take place few days of Miss Amelia Earhart; the Athletic airwoman, and Mr. George Palmer Putnam, the explorer, and member of the famous fit,. of New York and London ...

... 1928 Westminster floods, fourteen drowned; Kellogg Pact; Amelia Earhart, first woman to cross Atlantic in 'plane; Earl Haig, Lord Oxford and Asquith and Lord Haldane died. 1929 Scouts' World Jamboree, Birkenhead; death of Foch; Vatican State created; ...

... have gaited a more secure foothold. In aviation some vgonderful records were achieved by women, tiotably that of Miss Amelia Earhart, who flew the Atlantic from America to England. Lady Heath also broke many records, among them being the British solo ...

... SUNSTROKE MISS Bette Davis, blonde film star, who is scheduled to play the leading role in a film based on the life of Miss Amelia Earhart, vanished airwoman, collapsed yesterday from sunstroke while on holiday at Santa Barbara, famous Californian beach resort ...

... the car WOMAN'S AIR RECORD Miss Earhart, Who Flew Atlantic, Averages Speed of 181 Miles an Hour DETROIT, Monday. Miss Amelia Earhart, the first woman to fly the Atlantic, set up a new world's speed record for women to-day Over a three kilometre course ...

... `..LADY LI KOBE WIC SUITCASE FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT OAKLAND (Cal.), Sunday. AMELIA Earhart, blonde, curly-headed Lady Lindy, walked into the airport buildings at Oakland to-day with a small suitcase, her luggage for the greatest and longest flight ...

... York publisher, announces, says Reuter, that the aeroplane is bound for London via Trepassy (Newfoundland), and that Miss Amelia Earhart, of Boston, and the mechanic, Lew Gordon, are also on board. Miss Earhart has more than 500 hours' flying to her credit ...

... Chevalier of the Legion of Honour in t few days, according to a Paris newspaper, quoted by Reuter. After Lindbergh and Amelia Earhart, this distinction is to recompense one of the most daring characters in British flying, adds the newspaper. Among present-day ...

... appointed to the Chiswick and Ealing Isolation Hospital in September, 1927. MISS EARHART'S LATEST Los ANGELES, Tuesday. Miss Amelia Earhart (Mrs. PUtnam), 'the Atlantic airwoman, hopped off here to-day on an attempt to make the first woman solo non-stop ...

... presents to Sunday Pictorial readers to-morrow his portrait gallery of the world's greatest women flyers—Amy Mollison, Amelia Earhart, and Jean Batten, whose achievements have earned them an honoured place among aviation's aces. More Top-Liners Other ...