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... policy. Now he said the Government were making a mess of it. CRITICALLY ILL George Palmer Putman (63), husband the late Amelia • Earhart. who disappeared on a Pacific flight in 1937, is critically ill in hospital in Trona, California. ...
... :uttionals. — Reuter armies becomes The Belgian, army. i is a its a George Palmer Putman 1 . ausband of the late Amelia Earhart who disappeared on a Pacific flight in 1937. is critically ill in hospital at Trona. Calfornia. a a a a A burglar reversed ...
... 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. ...
... one day feminine emancipation will find expression in statues of Madame Curie, scientist, winner of two Nobel prises, Amelia Earhart, the first woman to fly the Atlantic, or Amy Johnson, who Sew solo to Australia. ...
... Chamberlain 1921 Dempsey - Ca fight former winning 5th roiii 1929 Totalisator first tWed Newmarket and Carlisle 1937 Miss Amelia Earhart American airwoman died PUCK anxiety about the welfare the prisoners LOBS AT TRENT Mr R T Simpson captain been at Trent ...
... Man Franco-German War Carpentier boxing horn Lens France -National Trust founded Sir Charle Wynrtham actor-manager died Amelia Earharts Pacific flight Honolulu to Oakland California 2408 miles 18hr 17min MS Truculent submarine oink sixty-four lost E-duary ...
... 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 reloin his ship. Amelia Earhart lost her life at the second attempt ...
... 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 ...
... Lindbergh in his singleengined machine, Spirit of St. Louis. He flew from New York to Paris 334 hours In May, 1925. Miss Amelia Earhart made two crossings of the Atlantic. The first was in 1928, when she flew in seaplane from Newfoundland to South Wales ...
... been granted to her and to Mr Donald P Shackles solicitor Land of Green Ginger Hull TAUGHT AMELIA Capt Herveux taught Amelia Earhart to fly and her flyin career all extended over 3' years beginning in 1909 She served as in French Army in World War I and ...
... also shown by Mr Field as well as many interesting First Flight a4d “Zeppelin” covers from Ireland Alcock and Brown and Amelia Earhart Souvenirs An added touch flavouring was provided with his display of dog licence and railway letter stamps postal stationery ...
... Sir John Cockcroft, director ot the establishment, adjusting his overshoes before entering a radio-chemical laboratory. AMELIA EARHART is the title of this navy and white check suit. The skirt is column-fluted and a German sailor hot matches. This ensemble ...