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... 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' ...
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... Magic, (BBC-2.8.00). JAMES McGeedy and Bert Gallaher recall an event that happened exactly 50 years ago the landing of Amelia Earhart at Londonderry after her history-making solo flight from America, in Scene Around Six (BBC-1, 6.00). The plane landed ...
... corridors of Londonderry City Council. It has obviously take the looming 50th anniversary to provide the catalyst for action. Amelia Earhart’s plane came to rest literally yards from the top of this histeric, M';ow rimmed field, a stone's t away from Hughie ...
... near Londonderry. She had set a record for the fastest ever croasinj and enhanced her status as an intermation heroine. Amelia Earhart, or AE as she preferred to be known, had the perfect qualities for her public image. She was attractive, if not actually ...
... Trailblazer of the skies Even now there's romance in the great names from the golden age of flying. Lindbergh, Amelia Earhart and their geers are still famous alf a century after their great flights. One of the lesser-known lights of the Thirties was ...
... sees the 50th anniversary of the first solo flight by a woman across the Atlantic. The frontier - crossing journey made Amelia Earhart the most famous lady of the Thirties. In a two - part feature, today and tomorrow, EDWARD SMITH reconstructs the historic ...
... Authorities —1, Belfast City Council — Belfast Rose Trials; 2, Londonderry City Council — 50th anniversary of the landing of Amelia Earhart; 3, Lame %aul‘g\m'(};mal -— development of g Harbour; 4, Coleraine gh Council — construction of a new golf course at ...
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... mile fluidiatand from Londonderry's sprawling Shantallow and Caimhill housing estates and the Donegal border. Certainly, Amelia Earhart, were she alive, would not have mofm-sd it as the sloping field on which she touched down in her scarlet Lockheed Vega ...