... WOMAN ATLANTIC fUB INTENTIONALLY LEFT OCT OF HER FATHER’S WILL. Miss Amelia Earhart, the Transatlantic flier, has been omitted from her father’s will. The estate, valued at 1,001, was left to the widow, Mrs. Helen M. Earhart, stepmother of the girl flier ...

... MEW T&AJTSATLAimo VUOBT. MISS AMELIA EARHART’S PLANS. New York, Monday.—Miss Amelia Earhart (Mrs. G. Palmer Putnam), who was the first woman to cross the Atlantic in an aeroplane, is planning new Transatlantio flight, says the New York Neiwa’ The flight ...

... Wa*rrrrr»nf >I‘KEOWN’S AIRWOMAN STARTS ACROSS ATLANTIC. FIRST SOLO FLIGHT BV WOMAN. Hasbrouck Heights, New Jersey. Thurs -’ay.-Amelia Earhart left here to-day tor Harbour Grace, Newfoundland, on ai tempt to be the fiiat woman so.o across the Atlantic. —Reuter ...

... Earhart gave the first news ol her landing to a Press Association reporter over the ’phone from Derry. ’ Hello! This is Amelia Earhart speaking,” she said. ’T’ve done it, although I had to land here in the pastures outside Derry. “I’m not a bit hurt, and ...

... Scene. Derry attained fame on Saturday as the landing place of the first woman to cross the Atlantic alone by air. Miss Amelia Earhart. the American flier who has achieved the great distinction and at the same time established three records, landed in field ...

... KISS XAKHAXT TU ATLANTIC. The “News Chronicle” says:— Miss Amelia Earhart has beaten the Atlantic. She has beaten it three times over, so to speak. She has flown over it alone ; she has flown over it twice ; and she has flown over it faster than anybody ...

... WHY SHE CAME DOWN NEAR DERRY THE COURAGE OF WOMEN. Miss Amelia Earhart shopped on Monday morning in London; attended an Institute of Journalists’ luncheon in the afternoon; gave a long interview to a company of journalists and broadcast an Impression ...

... Cinema,” said the Editor, replacing the receive •. ‘‘Will you go across and see It, Andy.” “So we have not finished with Amelia Earhart yet,” I said to myself. It had been one of the most exciting week-ends I had ever lived through, and yesterday I had been ...

... 1932. The Atlaßtic Plane. Plans for its Shipment. Miss Earhart Not Coming to Derry. Another Busy Day in London. Miss Amelia Earhart, who flew from Newfoundland across the Atlantic and landed in Londonderry last Saturday, is evidently not coming back ...

... FROM DERRY. BAROGRAPH AND CERTIFICATES DESPATCHED. Soon there will have gone from Derry the historic ’plane in which Miss Amelia Earhart made her epic Atlantic flight. Yesterday Mr. Harry Bedborough, of National Flying Services, and Mr. E. Knee, mechanic ...

... THX TEAH 3ATLANTIC PLIGHT. MISS F.ARHART’S GIFTS FOR DERRY CHILDREN. When Miss Amelia Earhart was in London surrounded by hosts of admirers and friends she was not forgetful of the friends she made in Londonderry. Notwithstanding her heavy engagements ...

... of Gloucester, and Prince George. Prince and Princess Arthur of Connaught were there, too, and it w-as stated that Miss Amelia Earhart, the airwoman, was watching her second Derby somewhere in the crowd. At the finish an actor, who has often bowed to applause ...