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... YEARS CAREER Her fellow pupils included the famous Wright brothers and her pilot's licence was numbered 318. She taught Amelia Earhart to fly and her flying career in all over 30 years. beginning in 1909. She served as a captain in the French Army in the ...
... YEARS CAREER Her fellow pupils included the famous Wright brothers and her pilot's licence was numbered 318. She taught Amelia Earhart to fly and her flying career in all over 30 years. beginning in 1909. She served as a captain in the French Army in the ...
... the South Seas There followed torture, which include a chapter on the last flight ranged from savage beatings to a of Amelia Earhart new variation on the theme the Gestapo knew so well; he was shut GAME-AND in a refrigerator, thawed out, shut in again ...
... Pacific island of Saipan. has given rise to new speculation in New York about the fate of the famous American airwoman, Miss Amelia Earhart, who disappeared on a round-the-- world flight in 1937. In a radio report, Mr. Don Motley, of the Columbia Broadcasting ...
... kilocycles. Wait. Listening• . in 6210 kilocycles. We are running north and 'oath. Them wore the last-known words of Amelia Earhart. who with her navigator. Frederick Noonan. was searching desperately for a speck in t he South Pacific called Howland ...
... 0. Hughes, took the reading. Mrs. Smith 4271. is flying a twinengmed Piper Apach_ ,e following the route taken by Miss Amelia Earhart and her male navigator. who disappeared over the Pacific. near Saipan in 1937. Girl Dies in Crash Inghteen years old Ruth ...
... women pilots. The party was being held on American Thanksgiving Dav as a compliment to the famous American woman over. Amelia Earhart, the founder of the Ninety-nines and their first president. Traditional Thanksgiving turkey was being served. Personalities ...
... women pilots. The party was being held on American Thanksgiving Day as a compliment to the famous American woman flyer. Amelia Earhart. the founder of the Ninety-nines and their first president. Traditional Thanksgiving turkey was being served. Personalities ...
... Worthing pier. It is being organised by the Royal Aero Club. on behalf of the 99's Club. The 99's Club was founded by Amelia Earhart in 1929, with 99 American women pilots. The British section was formed in November, last year. ...
... GRANADA S Amelia Earhart, the famous American airwoman who disappeared 19 years ago executed by the Japaneseas a spy? Lt.-Cola Paul Briand of the U.S. Air Force, thinks she was. He also thinks she was on an espionage mission for the U.S. Government, and ...
... year-old plane at Oakland International Airport, California, after a four-Week flight around the world in the steps of Amelia Earhart. The airwoman and former school teacher was accompanied by a three-man crew on the eastbound commemorative flight which ...
... ANNIVERSARIES July 2, 1937: Amelia Earhart, American airwoman lost with her navigator in the Pacific while on a roundthe•world flight. July 5, 1948: The British National Health Service came into operation. July 19, 1924: Liverpool Cathedral consecrated ...