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... . and I have a photograph to prove I had a five-minute interview with Amelia Earhart . .. ONE of these weeks I'm going to write my autobiography. Nothing remarkable in that, of course. Everybody’'s doing it. But I shall spend a month on the index. Il ...
... George Palmer Putman (63), husband of the late Amelia Earhart, who disappeared a Pacific flight in 1937, critically ilfl in hospital here, says message from Trona (California). ...
... U.S. publisher dies TRONA. California, Wednesday.— Mr. George Palmer Putnam, publisher husband the late Amelia Earhart, the airwoman who vanished, on Pacific flight in 1937, died to-day. He was 63.—Reuter. ...
... could be used to dissipate fog• 1913 MR. LLOYD GEORGE'S Coalition surpt Mr. Asquith's government from power. 1928 MISS AMELIA EARHART named Woman of thr Yrar for long the Atlantic. ...
... THREE famous speed kings, Malcolm Campbell, Kayc Don and Jim Mollison, all broke records on land water and in the air Amelia Earhart flew the Atlantic—the first woman to do it The Dartmoor Mutiny and the rise of Hitler. . Arrival of the 8.8.0 ...
... the same aeroplane in which Bleriot crossed the Channel. In fact, she learned to fly in it and later taught the great Amelia Earhart to ...
... my book I shall tell (this is %xlte true and I have a photograph to prove it), how I had a five-minute interview with Amelia Earhart when she landed at Stanley Park Airport after her solo flight across the Atlantic. Then I shall go on to speak of her ...
... His condition was said to be not serious. U.S. publisher dies Mr. George Palmer Putnam, publisher husband the late Amelia Earhart, the airwoman who vanished on a Pacific flight in 1937, died in California yesterday. He was 63.—Reuter. ...
... working for the Air Force Exchange (Bhopal are also affected by the order. The hostel was opened in October and named after Amelia Earhart, the woman flier. About 400 civilian girls live in the eight -storey glass and concrete building. —Reuter. Rive hundred ...
... tain's Close, Bo Otte, 21. George !Colin writes: Sorry. Mr. Higgins. my story in the Echo was correct. It was 102 S when Amelia Earhart became the first woman to the Atlantic. She took off from Newfoundland on Juno 17, 1928. with two male corn- , panics ...
... charge of navigation and radio for Amelia Earhart on her first attempt to fly round the world at the Equator. After the first leg of the flight there were so many delays that he had to rejoin his ship. Amelia Earhart lost her life at the second attempt ...
... Bleriot made the first Channel crossing, %ler fellow pupils included the famous Wright brothers. CaPt. Herveux taught Amelia Earhart to fly and her flying career in all extended over thirty vears. beginning in 1909. ...