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... 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 ...
... crossing from Newfoundland to Galway at an average speed of 118.5 m.p.h. which remained the fastest flight until Miss Amelia Earhart broke it with a coast-tocoast time of 134 hours. But, as the author reminds us. all these speeds are insignificant in ...
... twice. Her survival the second time was a miracle. When four hours out from Harbour Grace the exhaust manifold broke. Amelia Earhart looked over the side—to her subsequent regret. because she could not do anything whatever about what she saw. And what ...
... widely site will be ever those prniiler. u:ned a writbered t 4. • Not long alter this picture was taken at Batavia in 1931. Amelia Earhart set oft to resume her world Right. Nothing mdre was ever heard ...
... who are responsible for the state of the She puffed her cigarette with company financially materially the ebullience of Amelia Earhart, and artistically when I was who started smoking years late, appointed must be held totally and tried to manage six gaspers ...
... of battle Atlantic whose protagonists Included the airship R34 Charles Lindbergh Lloyd Bertaud Kings-ford-Smlth and Amelia Earhart book of tragedy triumph about men women machines who paved way for Jet-age air transport It was the type of Intrepid faith ...
... could be used to dissipate fog• 1913 MR. LLOYD GEORGE'S Coalition surpt Mr. Asquith's government from power. 1928 MISS AMELIA EARHART named Woman of thr Yrar for long the Atlantic. ...
... tain's Close, Bo Otte, 21. George !Colin writes: Sorry. Mr. Higgins. my story in the Echo was correct. It was 102 S when Amelia Earhart became the first woman to the Atlantic. She took off from Newfoundland on Juno 17, 1928. with two male corn- , panics ...