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... Grant and Jean Arthur. Aviation scenes gain realism through the work of Paul Mantz, formerly co-pilot and navigator for Amelia Earhart. Richard Barthelmess returns to the screen in this picture after an overlong absence. At the Scala will be “Andy Hardy ...
... BIOIOIKIS CAVALIER of the CLOUDS me fun is the indispensable part of work” was one of the essential articles the creed of Amelia Earhart Another was right of women to adopt any sphere work for which they feel an aptitude and the way in which she adapted both ...
... questions Page 13:— Pepys (b) Sydney Carton in Dickens' Tale Cities’’ (c) Mr Balfour Minister 2— (a) Kruger Gladstone (c) Amelia Earhart 3 22 March (a) Persia b ) frish Free State (c) Austria (d) Siam (e) Mesopotamia 5— Since 1920 Sunday 3 September 1939 ...
... Amelia Earhart’s Life Soaring Wings: Biography of Amelia Earhart By G. P. Putnam. (Harrap. 11s.) The stories of Amelia Earhart’s flights have been told elsewhere, and in this biography her husband wisely avoids repetition. He is concerned mainly with ...
... board was worn. The hearing was adjourned until to-day. LAST SOS FROM MISS AMELIA EARHART MESSAGE IN A BOTTLE FOUND Mexico City, May 29 A message in a bottle signed Miss Amelia Earhart, the lost airwoman, was found on the beach at Acapulco, on the Mexican ...
... have a leg amputated. Earhart Message Found After Three Years Mexico Citv, Wednesday. MESSAGE in a bottle, signed by Miss Amelia Earhart, the lost trans- Atlantic airwoman, was found to-day on the beach at Acapulco, a port on the Mexican Pacific coast. An ...
... Women have long since grown the wings the Victorians fancifully credited them with. But though we recall the names of Amelia Earhart, Amy Johnson, and the Duchess of Bedford, many earlier pioneers of women’s flying are completely forgotten. Not one person ...
... from the Goodview junc- AMERICANS NOW TRAINING HUNDREDS OF WOMEN PILOTS rpHE day Is past when an Amy Johnson or an J- Amelia Earhart are distinguished by their sex in the world 6f flying. As pioneers who set records, they will retain their places in the ...
... prisoners of war with the Japanese. So far the only supplies had been sent in a few fcxchange ships. The suggestion that Amelia Earhart, the U.S. airwoman iwho disappeared on a Pacific !flight, may have landed in the Marshall Islands and been murdered by ...
... DID DAPS KILL MISS EARHART? THE mystery of Amelia Earhart, the airwoman who disappeared over the Pacific on a round-the-world flight in 1937, grew a little deeper yesterday. Her mother, Mrs. Amy Otis Earhart, now living in Los Angeles, disclosed for the ...
... flight across the Atlantic by a woman when she was injured in an air crash Before she could achieve her ambition Miss Amelia Earhart (Mrs Putnam) had flown from Newfoundland to Ireland in May 1932 The airliner which took off from Rome for New York was ...