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... and silver in the foliage and decorations and on the ground. Mr George Palmer Putnam (63), publisher husband of the late Amelia Earhart, the airwoman who vanished on a Pacific flight 1937, has died. Shoppers in Brook Street, Brought? Ferry, rubbed their ...
... circular and cylindrical objects. 4. Caledonia. 5. Gilbert and Sullivan. 6. Australia. 7. Generally speaking, yes. 8. Amelia Earhart. 9. Herbert Hoover. 10. Around 1040. Printed and Published every Thursday by Proprietors. JAMES NORRIE Ltd.. and Alyth ...
... the Bruce. 6. Decided that Angus should take the place of Forfarshire as the olpctal name of the county. 7. Miss Amelia Earhart in June 24 years ago. 8. Shakespeare in Romeo and Juliet. ...
... the word draught. (1.) s—What means of transport do you associate with (a) Grace Darling, (b) Sir Thomas Lipton, (c) Amelia Earhart? (1.) ' 6—Name three lochs in, or near, the Trossachs. (1.) [Total, points.] —WHAT do the following expressions mean?—(a) ...
... gas. 2. Montrose Burghs Bowling Assocation. 3. King Edward VII. 4. Montrose Grammar School. 5. W. E. Gladstone. 6. Miss Amelia Earhart in 22 hours. 7. Visit of Queen Victoria to the village in 1861. S. Samuel Butler. ...
... died in Berlin just after the war; his partner Campbell Black, killed in an air crash; Wiley Post, dead in the Far North; Amelia Earhart and Kingsford Smith, claimed by the Pacific. There are not all those many survivors of that era not long —but in aviation ...
... HEROINES IN HISTORY (No. 3) Amelia Earhart, hit the headlines when she landed in a in Barry Port, South Wales. She had just flown from Newfoundland and was the first woman fly the Atlantic. Amelia was co-pilot on this history-making flight. On the way ...
... whose capital was Riyadh. He stayed there for 50 days, gaining information for the French before heading back for Syria. Amelia Earhart ...
... '!? features 18 the e wh 'P s . V bow, Cf l^e j before mid- »«««• »> wopfe*. Ancient by «.e uced into •Phoenicians. 12—Amelia Earhart. She flew the Atlantic on her own in 1932. GROUP 13—Dusk—the near-darkness at dawn or evening. Twilight the half- light ...
... Not Amelia Earhart The human bones and teeth found on the Pacific island of Saipan are not the remains of Amelia Earhart, the ÜB. flyer, and her navigator, Fred Noonan, according to Dr Theodore McCown. an anthropologist, in San Francisco. ...
... It recalls the historic flights of Alcock and Brown, Kingsford Smith, Charles Lindbergh, Amy Johnson_ Jim Mollison and Amelia Earhart, among others. The narrator is Richard Hurndall. w'l;ll:e mgadlen e production of Rossini’s comic Amy Johnson opera “Count ...
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