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... hails from the area and who was responsible for the environmental sculpture sited a few years ago commemorating the flier, Amelia Earhart. Also permanent‘lf/ in Londonderry is F. E. McWilliam’s “The Judo Players” in the Foyle Street Urban Park. Need one say ...
... Derry honours the Earhart touch-down THE £3,000 “totem” pole commissioned by Londonderry City Council as a memorial toe Amelia Earhart, who, 50 years ago, touched down th(:»n fztrhse oubkirtlzz:f the ci ter irst transA - tic soZ %'ght by a woman, was i ...
... 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 ...
... play the 2.00 Hm&JwDY SING. (1938): SSoo Focus on the Films) w 3.40 ON A WING AND A PRAYER: Profiling American aviator Amelia Earhart. 4.00 A HOUSEFUL OF PLANTS: (R) (0& 4.30 COUNTDOWNS: With Norman Painting in Dictaonuz’ Corner. (S) 5.00 SIMPLY THE AEST: ...
... war hero Joseph Earhart Sardo took a walk down memory lane by strolling through a gap in a hedge. For in 1932 his cousin Amelia Earhart walked through the . hole in the hedge to tell the occu mts of alonely that she crash-landed after becoming the first ...
... 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 ...
... sireadysaid everything sbout %*Or::fi end his book (half of is already like a Field Marshal's baton, and that he had seen Amelia Earhart land at Culmore, but I hadn't, for by that time the family had moved to Belfast. He said bye-bye and was away before I ...
... in the exhibition! j'mow*:;‘@ mlandmm but lives in She was Londonderry y for an environmental sculpture to commemorate Amelia Earhart. Last ahcwontheflomofdfi ship awarded by the Arts Council of Northem Ireland.. y Deborah Brown, painter tumed sculptor, ...
... just left that charming city by a month or two to seek tame and fortune in Belfast (t achieved neither) when curly-bobbed Amelia Earhart landed in a field beside the Culmore Road after the first transatlantic flight by a woman, although | still have a faded ...
... plane again. He had to know if it was Farhart's Electra. Had the Japanese hidden it to cover up evidence L R Ry S Miss Amelia Earhart, the first woman to fly the Atlantic alone, at of her plane at Culmore, near Londonderry, in 1932. cockpit Would Looms' ...
... city in the early twenties, particularly the section entitled “Forgotten — Derry’s Famous Pioneers’ and the wee bit about Amelia Earhart. Attractive American She was, you may remember, an attractive American girl with a windswept bob who flew the Atlantic ...
... VISION AND RADIO rday | (BBC-2, 1-35 pm) — of flyer Amelia Earhart, es's 1943 film stars ator Tonie Carter, with erbert Marshall as the pecomes involved. The reer from her first solo deliberately nose-dives ific Ocean so that the urvey fortifications ...