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... Reginald Leslie Waddams against his mother to chow cause why he should lot be given permission to marry. OCEAN AIRWOMAN. Amelia Earhart. the first woman to ey the Atlantic, was married at Nom*. Connecticut, yesterday, to Mr. rieorge Palmer Putnam, explorer ...
... eat NEW YORK. Sunday. Married yesterday to Mr. O. P. Putnam, the explorer, at his mother's fishing village home, Miss Amelia Earhart, the first woman to fly the Atlantic, Is going straight back to work to-morrow. She is retaining her maiden name In her ...
... 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 ...
... Crosfield's Highgate house, arranged by Lady du Cros, at which the Duchess of York was present LADY LINDY STILL FLYING: Miss Amelia Earhart, who created a sensation by flying the Atlantic as a passenger, is seen above waving farewell as she leaves Newark, New ...
... phenomenon to that shown above was illustrated in colour in our issue of July 12, 1930, from a photograph taken by Miss Amelia Earhart from a seaplane flying the Atlantic. The shadow of the machine appeared in the centre of a rain-circle of luminous colours ...
... recently won a degree in Chemical Engineering—the second woman graduate in that department. Airwoman's New Appointment Miss Amelia Earhart, the first woman to fly the Atlantic, has been elected Vice-President of the National Aeronautics Association of America ...
... encounter At this time of the year the weather conditions are far more propitious. Another airwoman in the news is Miss Amelia Earhart (sometimes called Miss Lindy, after Lindbergh). She was the first woman, you will remember, to fly the Atlantic. She ...
... to Paris air trin. At the moment there only one woman the world who has a claim to be present among the heroes She Miss Amelia Earhart. who flew passenger with Commander Stultz and Mr. Gordon June. 1923. As she neither piloted nor navigated the Fokker in ...
... Miss Amelia Earhart, the first woman to fly the Atlantic, has been elected Vice-President of the National Aeronautics Association of America. Miss Earhart has been an active member of the Association's Advisory Board since 1929. The British Broadcasting ...
... 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. ...
... Commodore lames G. Weir, chairman of the Cierva Autogiro Company, is the first woman to fly an autogiro in this country. Miss Amelia Earhart, the American airwoman, made an autogiro flight in the United States several months ago. ...