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... flown by two Englishmen. Her success has led people to compare her to Lady Bailey and Lady Heath, Miss Ruth Elder and Mis* Amelia Earhart—the first woman to fly tho But though all these ladies have made history there probably none or them who shewed quite ...
... WOMAN TO ATTEMPT LONE ATLANTIC FLIGHT. HASBEOUCK HEIGHTS, N.J., Thursday. Miss Amelia Earhart (Mrs G. Pabtier Putnam), the first woman to fly across the Atlantic in a heavier-than-air machine, left Teterboro Aerodrome to-day for Harbour Grace on the first ...
... a debate on The criticism of Lord Justice Scrutton by Justice McCardie. The proudest girl London yesterday was Miss Amelia Earhart, the American flying girl, for she received the congratulations of the King and Queen, and she was also received in audience ...
... before Mr Mollison left Portmarnock was one which established a time record from west lo east. It was made bv a womanr-Miss Amelia Earhart (Mrs G. B. Putnam), who flew from Harbour Grace, Newfoundland, to Londonderry a distance of miles, in 13 and a-half hours ...
... flown from West to East by* aeroplanes and the fourth successful solo flight. In addition Mr Post and Mr Mattern, Miss Amelia Earhart (Mrs G. P. Putnam), flew from Harbour Grace to Londonderry in May, 1932, distance of 2,000 miles in 13J hours and Col ...
... weather thought here that ti' the Mollisons will , p^' e instead. . to They will probably hotel Fridav to stay ' bably with Amelia Earhart, airwoman. f O'Brien, the Mayor 1 o ordered the official Tecep poned pending their 10 -f Reuter. • Two suit cases for ...
... the intense heat Mr and Mrs Mollison were greeted by large crowd on their arrival to-day. They have come be the guests Amelia Earhart (Mrs G. Putman), the trans-Atlantic flyer, at lunch and swimming party.—Reuter. French Airwoman's Feat. PARIS, Wednesday ...
... followed the armistice, said. Another letter from Mr Miranda declared that he was well acquainted with le American airwomen, Amelia Earhart, Ruth Nichols and Eleanor Smith, and others. He had found them most useful in pursuit of business. A letter to Mr Miranda ...
... Outstanding Triumph. OPPOSITION IGNORED. 2,400 Miles Covered in Hours. (Reuter Telegrams.) SAN FRANCISCO, Saturday. ISS AMELIA EARHART (MRS GEORGE PUTNAM), WHO WAS THE WOMAN TO FLY ALONE ACROSS | E ATLANTIC, TO-DAY MADE THE FICULT AND DANGEROUS FLIGHT 2 ...
... with 500 passengers board, yesterday sent out an S S stating she was sinking, according to a message from Hong Kong. iss Amelia Earhart Saturday made the first, solo flight across the Pacific from Honolulu to America. She covered miles in 18 hours 16 minutes ...
... the ° u , ': re have been frequent attempts « \r accomplish the flight, the V M 1 i'- Putman. better known 6 on/ . me Amelia Earhart, ui Previous woman to fly solo Atlantic. she flew from Harbour v donderrv, cover. 113 the 2,026 oura t I)e^0 this historic ...
... FLYERS THINK ALIKE! Mrs Beryl Markham's heroic flight across the Atlantic from East to West recalls the sensation Miss Amelia Earhart created throughout the world some years ago. by her solo flight from the United States to Europe. To these two alone among ...