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... l. Huenefeld, F aurice (German- Irish), April 12, 1928. First woman (as passenger)—Amelia Earhart (U.S.), west-east, June 17, 1928. First woman (pilot)—Amelia Earhart, west-east, May 20, 1932. First solo east-west — Mollison [(British), August 18, 1932 ...
... speed of Mr. Hughes's monoplane averaged 163 m.p.h., and Mr. Hughes made six stops totalling just over 20 hours. Miss Amelia Earhart was killed in 1937 when on a flight round the equator. Wiley Post's was a solo flight. The first world flight completed ...
... too dangerous for big ships, is an experienced air gilot and navigator as well as an able master mariner. He accompanied Amelia Earhart as navigator on the first lap of the world flight on which the famous woman _flier ‘mgsteriously disappeared in mid-Pacific ...
... A9RWOMAN STORY UNCONFIRMED J U.S. Army Intelligence sources declare that they have n.) information to establish that Miss Amelia Earhart had landed and was taken prisoner bv the Japanese dur ing round-the-world flight in 1937. She disaDDeared ; ing for he’o ...
... radiant Miss Marjorie Atkinson at marriage to Mr H R Mossop of Clyde House Marshehapel New Amelia Earhart Mystery Mrs Amy Earhart mother of the famous flier Amelia Earhart said in a radio interview that she believed that her daughter had been taken prisoner ...
... of both legs and buttocks and Mary Ann Percy (42), married, of 8 Chestnut Avenue, ° 'S Blyth. died from toxemia Sue Amelia Earhart to scalds caused by sitting in a bath containing water Mystery which was too hot. Mrs Percy was admitted to Preston Hospital ...
... with 28 passengers board, I AMELIA EARIIART RIDDLE—MOTHER SAYS JAPS KNOW” X'JRS. Amy Earhart, mother of the famour flier, Amelia Earhart, said in a radio interview that she believed her daughter had been taken prisoner bg the Japs while on a secret government ...
... reduce e for outpatients, Infirmary has app for the block intrnents. Japanese Seized Amelia Earhart Mrs. Amy Earhart, mother of the famous flier, Amelia Earhart. said in New York that she be lieved her daughter had been captured by the Japanese while ...
... as men are, to go without things order to save up to learn. So it seems that the present generation is not to produce Amelia Earhart, Amy Johnson, or a Jean Batten. One might have thought that Amy Johnson, for instance, was horn to a flying career. She ...