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... warning to the powers that be in Londonderry that the stage is coming when Londonderry will actually have to prove that Amelia Earhart did land in Londonderry, and put the city into the headlines of the world’s Press. About three years ago the “Sentinel” ...
... GARDENING Amelia Earhart's ancestors came from Derry It was revealed in Londonderry yesterday that when Miss Amelia Earhart landed two miles from Londonderry in May, 1932, after her history-making trans-Atlantic solo flight, she was actually going to ...
... FOR PRESENTATION TO CITY He said in his letter: “The field in question is that in which Miss Amelia Earhart landed following her trans-Atlantic flight in 1932, The field measures approximately twenty acres and will be on offer by public auction on Thursday ...
... Derry Londonderry. June 21. 1962 EDITOR'S NOTE . (Since we featured the story in ‘the “Sentinel” (June 20) about Miss Amelia Earhart and the research by her biographer, Mrs. Clara Studer, we have received very many photographs of Miss Earhart and her ...
... letter read: “It was indeed thoughtful of you to advise us of the possibility of obtaining that piece of land where Miss Amelia Earhart landed afier her historic flight in 1932. . “Unfortunately, the Embassy is not in a position to acquire land for the purpose ...
... station in Eire. ' As well as the account of Lindbergh's famous flight in “The Spirit of St. Louis,” the many attempts by Amelia Earhart are given in detail, including the first crossing of the ocean by a woman--in 1928, Recording her solo flight across the ...
... igIIIIIIIIIII , Allo ottr 71 /der 111111111 1 w Amelia Earhart NE lovely May morning in 1932, a young woman with a shock of blonde hair =' brought down her 'plane in a meadow near ▪ Culmore in Co. Derry. She was the 33-year- E • old daughter of a Presbyterian ...
... became the first woman member of the Royal Aero Club. She was a friend of American aviation pioneers Charles Lindbergh and Amelia Earhart, and in 1937 came second in the London-Cairo air race. EXPORT EFFORT Mr. Patrick Lynch. chairman of the Board of Directors ...
... was the arrival of the Italian fleatlane Armada under General %nlbo at Culmore, followed by the dramatic arrival of Mias Amelia Earhart and her descent in a field near to Londonderry Finally came the Second World War and the North-West was firmly marked ...
... Derry. It will be recalled | represented. that it was on the Gallagher farm | A considerable number of at Springfield that Amelia Earhart | breeders of both cattle and sheep chose to land after her famous solo | in Co. Donegal continue to be trans-Atlantic ...
... 235) considers that this may be an unjust criticism of a careful airman. The first chapter, as one would expect. concerns Amelia Earhart, and other unsuccess- fu! pioneering or recordbreaking attempts are described later. Not all’ the stories are ‘“mysteries” ...
... essentially land-minded. Alcock and Whitten Brown, Lindbergh, Amy Johnson, Mollison, the illfated Charles Kingsford-Smith, Amelia Earhart and Wiley Post are among the names that come to mind linking the present with exploits already enveloped in the mists ...