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... latter part of Artgust from Los Angeles over the Rockies to Chicago. Thea-llasche, the German womanApilot, Lady Heath, Miss Amelia Earhart, Miss Elinor South and many other American women flyers are expected to take part. Empire Ambition.—Amy Johnson, at a ...
... 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 ...
... International Horticultural Congress, Greycoatstreet Hall, Westminster. Sir A. Whitten-Brown unveils memorial to Miss Amelia Earhart, Burry Port, 3 p.m. Harrogate Agricultural Show. English National Sheep Dog Trials at Welbeck Racing at Lewes (1.45), ...
... 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 ...
... Casualties.—About 150 people were hurt yesterday in winter sports on the hills, lakes and rivers around. Berlin.—Reuter. Miss Amelia Earhart, the transatlantic air.: woman, and Mr„ George Palmer Putnam, the publisher, have been married in New York.— Reuter, Church ...
... George Harcourt, R.A. will be !better remembered over here as A good deal of interest will be excited by exhaustible. Amelia Earhart, the first woman to fly the weighedsix tons, andafter being inthe Zoo the works of Sir William Orpen, which are Atlantic ...
... 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. ...
... OCEAN FLIGHT Miss Amelia Earhart I I I 1 I I ...
... WOMAN'S SOLO Miss Earhart Off To-day on Bid to Cross Atlantic HASI4ROUCK HEIGHTS (N.J.), Thursday, Miss Amelia Earhart, who was the first woman to fly across the Atlantic in a heavierthan-air machine, left Teterboro' Aerodrome this afternoon on the first ...
... GOLDEN 'PLANE HARBOUR GRACE (Newfoundland), Friday Miss Amelia Earhart, the American airwoman, took off from here to-night for Paris. She is attemping a solo transatlantic flight, and is making for the same destination as Colonel Lindbergh did just five ...
... by the daring of Captain George Birkett, the airman, provided the public yesterday with the first photographs of Miss Amelia Earhart after her Atlantic flight triumph. Captain Birkett flew with a Sunday Pictorial photographer from London to Loadonderry ...