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... had crossed 7.100 miles of water wildernessthe loneliest stretch of ocean in the world. It was over these waters that Amelia Earhart, America*, - . 'roman air pioneer, was lost forever while attempting a crossing in 1937. Yesterday 3.000 cheering people ...
... was big stuff in my young reporting days The story of Betty Miller and her 7100-mile flight brings back to me names like Amelia Earhart Charles Lindbergh Bert Hlnckler Amy Johnson and Jim Mollison (from Bearsden Dunbartonshire) I knew the last three but ...
... MANCHISTK NIWS Hiw If Sorry sir this women only - n SS YOU RIGHT TIE By Graham Payno IF you are a man try booking room at the Amelia Earhart Hotel Wiesbaden West Germany For one thing you probably won't be able to get as far the pretty girl the reception desk ...
... 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 ...
... famous Atlantic names such as Lindbergh who flew non-stop from New York to Paris in the Spirit of St Louis” in 1927 and Amelia Earhart the first woman to fly the Atlantic successfully Atlantic Air Conquest” is a substantial and painstaking work Frank and ...
... succession of famous Atlantic names such as Lindbergh who flew non-stop from York to Paris the “Spirit St Louis” in 1927 and Amelia Earhart the woman to fly Atlantic successfully “Atlantic Air Conquest substantial and painstaking work Frank and Elsie Ellis ...
... 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 ...
... created his go-ahead image Mr The United States Post Office is to issue an eight cents airmail stamp on July 24 honouring Amelia Earhart the famous American woman pilot was Wilson is still only a few paces the first woman to the along the way Atlantic solo ...
... the First woman to fly Atlantic The United States Post Office is issue an eight cents airmail stamp on July 24 honouring Amelia Earhart the famous American woman pilot who was j the first woman to the ! Atlantic solo she crossed from Newfoundland to Wales ...
... . ~,,Eg’d{;fllght which Amy Johnso) David). on June 16, 1963. at Halifax please accept this as the only intimation and Amelia Earhart estab g::&ersl Hospital. Grateful thanks 0/ and meet at the ‘.hurchs 2otk lished many years ago . 4 .—On June 16, »at ...
... the first woman member of the Royal Aero Club. She was a friend of the American aviation pioneers. Charles Lindbergh and Amelia Earhart. and in 1937 came second in the London-Cairo air race. In 1938 she won the women's section of the Oasis Circuit Race in ...
... the first woman member of the Royal Aero Club. She was a friend of the American aviation pioneers. Charles Lindbergh and Amelia Earhart, and in 1937 came second in the London-Cairo air race. In 1938 she won the women's section of the Oasis Circuit Race in ...