... terrible disaster to the German Zeppelin 1 when was landing in New Jersey; and - the tragic ending of that brave woman i Amelia Earhart, who was never heard of • again after leaving New Guinea to fly over a part of the Pacific that aeroplanes had l not used ...

... s Plays? It has the merit of originality. PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED George G. Harrap & Co. Soaring Wings”; Biography of Amelia Earhart, bv George Palmer Putnam. - net. i, . Hodder & Stoughton. In the Time Earthauake: Expo? lion of the book Amos, Walt* ...

... down In the pasture and heard a girl's voice say I've come from America. That incident made history, for the girl was Amelia Earhart, first and only woman to fly the Atlantic alone. That great feat is recalled by the publication of biography aptly called ...

... LIFE OF AMELIA EARHART Airwoman who was a Loner Amelia Earhart wrote her name large tho annals of aviation the fifteen years or so that elapsed between the time she learned to fly and her last flight in 1937, when she started out across the Pacific and ...

... attempt, but saw no sign of a body. Amy Johnson is the third famous woman aviator to her life mysteriously. The others were Amelia Earhart. who vanished into the wastes of the Pacific. and the Ducheis of Bedford. who was lost in the North Sea while mnl:lng ...

... MISS EARHART WAS GUEST. Another distinguished visitor was Miss Amelia Earhart, the famous American airwoman, who made the hotel her headquarters after landing at Derry on the occasion of her solo flight across the Atlantic, and used the hotel 'phone to ...

... welfare centre opened the American Red Cross for U.S. Forces In Northern Ireland. The centre is in hotel in which Miss Amelia Earhart slept after her flight from America. Her photograph still hangs there. The centre is staffed Americans and volunteers ...

... Northern Ireland at the Northern Counties Hotel, Londonderry, on May 7. The hold taken over the place where the late Miss Amelia Earhart. the Drst woman to Dc the Atlantic, slopped on her arrival at Londonderry and where the late General Balbo and his ofltcers ...

... guests were General Balbo and officers of the Italian Air Armada which set out from Lough Foyle on trans-Atlantic flight; Amelia Earhart, the first woman to cross the Atlantic aeroplane from America, coming down a few miles from Londonderry; and W. F. Massey ...

... celebridoor. But now in many homes sties over the world for the matesevacuation and other war-time abnor- nil The late Amelia Earhart sent a malities have given the men a new collar, Shirley Temple sent a piece deal. The thing that surprises on. of dress ...

... or twenty years ago a flight across the Atlantic would have been ** big news for the Press of two Continents. When Miss Amelia Earhart landed at Londonderry in 1932, after a solo flight from Harbour Grace, Newfoundland, the news was flashed to practically ...

... the Northern Counties Hotel had many notable visitors. in- The business of the Senate on Tuesday eluding the late Miss Amelia Earhart, was of a formal nature, a number of the American airwoman, following her s receiving Assent, lone flight across the Atlantic ...