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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Memorial commemorative plaque may be erected at the spot at Culmore, not far from Londonderry, where the famous woman aviator Amelia Earhart landed after her lone flight across the Atlantic in 1932. ...
... he was 16 he had his polit's licence. “I was born and raised in the flying crowd,” he said. “My father was a friend of Amelia Earhart and he and I used to fly all over the south-west in an old Command - Air biplane.” He flew in the Second World War, after ...
... Amelia Earhart is ‘alive in America’ Amelia Earhart, the woman pilot who flew to Northern Ireland in May, 1932, and who disappeared with her plape over the Pacific in 1937, is alive and at present lving in America, according to two former American air ...
... serve anyway. 1t was the age of Prohibition in America, of jazz and the Charleston, of lone aviators like Lindbergh and Amelia Earhart, of the first talkies from Hollywood, of votes for women. The series has alternately pleased and annoyed me. Just as you ...