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... summoned several neighbours, who forced an entrance the houso and called tho police. MEDAL HONOURS FOR MISS EARHART Miss Amelia Earhart has been prraeulcd by President Hoover with the gold medal of the National Geographical Society (sty* Router from New ...
... ajiew record . . Their time for the actual crossing of . the Atlantic--10 hours 50 minutes—is . also a new , record . Miss Amelia Earhart , who , made a solo flight across the Atlantic from Newfoundland to Ireland in May last , 'took 13 % hours : ~ ' Captain ...
... HurstE . Phillips Oppenheim , Ernest Hemingway , and B . M . Kaleigh . There is , however , much else as well as fiction . Amelia Earhart writes on Flying the Wingless 'Plane , Mary Borden on The Gay New Grandmother , whose pleasures are those of her ...
... Mr Mollison left Porbnarnoek was one which established a time record froni West to East It was made by a woman , Miss Amelia Earhart fMrs G . B . Putnam ) , who flew from Harbour Grace , 2 fetvfonndlahd ^ to I / ondonderir , a distance of ...
... but they bought another to continue tho flight . ] Miss Earhart ' s New Record Newark ( New Jersey ) , August 25 . —Miss Amelia Earhart ( Mrs G ,, Palmer-Putnam ) , the first woman to fly the Atlantic alone from west-to east , completed to-day the first ...
... at all until the weather clears . This morning the Scottish airman was pleased to receive a telephone call from Miss Amelia Earhart ( Mrs Palmer Putnam ) , who was the first woman to make a solo flight across the Atlantic from West to East . She had ...
... members of the Royal ^ ero Club MISS EARHART'S OPINION It ' s another tribute to the British as pilots , commented Miss Amelia Earhart ( Mrs Putnam ) , the famous American Transatlantic airwoman ( says Reuter from New York . ) Mrs Mollison's splendid ...
... however, which will go down in history tho most outstanding of women's achievements during 1932. Earlier the year. Miss Amelia Earhart (Mrs G. P. Putnam), the American woman pilot, flew from Newfoundland to Ireland, thus capturing the honour of being the ...
... the C.S. National Council of Women and (he “Ladies* Hume Journal,** is Mary Baker Eddy, founder of Christian Science. Amelia Earhart Putnam (the airwoman) was tenth. Evangeline Booth, of the Salvation Army, fourteenth: and Mary Pickford nineteenth the ...
... huge bouquets of lovely flowers and a stack of telegrams of congratulation awaits their perusal , including one from Miss Amelia Earhart , the well-kaown American airwoman , who herself flew solo from Newfoundland to Londonderry . The Union Jack is flying ...
... hotel on Friday , to stay with somo of tho many friends who have invited them . Probably thoir first visit will bo to Amelia Earhart , tho American airwoman ,-and her husband . Mi-. George Palmer Putnam , tho well-known ' publisher , '•• . Mr O'Brien ...
... hillside at Stranraer . while they 3 were returning , to London with pictures of the Sf ' arrivarat Londonderry'of Miss Amelia Earhart , ^ fg the-Atlantioairwoman .-: ^ - ; . >; }¦)¦ ...