... Empire and the Kaisar-i-Hind Medal have been distributed very freely to men in this New Year's Honours List. When Miss Amelia Earhart created a new Atlantic record last summer she was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross by the United States Government ...

... who recently toured Britain, came sixth. She was followed by Harriet Beecher Stowe, who gave us Uncle Tom's Cabin. and Amelia Earhart Putnam, the Atlantic flying heroine. Names little known in Britain complete the list and, strange to say, the American ...

... send an entire company to the mid-West metropolis. Earbart's Story Paramount has under consideration an aviation story of Amelia Earhart, famous tlyer, entitled . Twelve Hours to Paris. . Th , e story deals with the adventures on a passenger 'plane at ...

... pall-bearers, all of whom were women, included Christabel Pankhurst, daughter of Mrs. Pankhurst, the English suffragette. and Amelia Earhart. the Atlantic flier. The procession along Fifth Avenue was headed by NO women wearing purple, gold and white rches to ...

... Is a little irritating and humiliating. Take. for instance. the case of Mr. George Palmer Putnam, better known as Mr. Amelia Earhart. As Mr Putnam, the American publisher, he was mildly famous till his wife landed five miles from Londonderrythe first ...

... Lindbergh walking along the course to the paddock with the King's sons. It was only an incident. When, years later. I mw Amelia Earhart. who had Just flown the Atlantic, standing with Lord Astor In the paddock, all eyes were on the horses. ...

... qualify for the ground engineer's A and C from the Bristol Airport. New Award for Amelia Earhart The Harmon International Aviatrix Trophy has been awarded to Amelia Earhart for her flight across the Atlantic in May, 1932, the first crossing ever accomplished ...

... a quarter hours. This was Mattern's second crossing of the Atlantic from West to East, a record rivalled only by Miss Amelia Earhart. . _ Telling his story, Mattern said: Boy, I sure had a tough flight over the ocean. Last year's flight (when he first ...

... the route The robot aeroplane. Post and Mr- ) flew which her husband is Post's addition to Mr. G. P. Putnahl . the In Amelia Earhart (Mrs. in May, following round Miss r Grate to Londonderry,..in 13 2 hours, world. from Harbour of 2. 000 mites, 1932, ...

... that he and his wife are contemplating another England-America flight. The Mollisons are spending the week-end with Miss Amelia Earhart, the well-known airwoman, and her husband, Mr. George Palmer Putnam, the publisher. ...

... spite of the remonstrances of the doctors. Mr. Mollison collapsed after his arrival. Later, the co-pilots stayed with Miss Amelia Earhart (Mrs. George Putnam); and on July 30 they were guests at a luncheon party at President Roosevelt’s home in Hyde Park. ...

... was opened last Mor Vlf Ha 11l*M7« I George Putnam and hit wife, day. Mr. H. Cecil Leon, prosecuting, aai ~ - formerly Amelia Earhart, the air . that the husband the prosecutrix, woman. was a well-known man. died about tw ...