... aviators Britain’s Amy Johnson who vanished with her aircraft when she was serving in the Air Transport Auxiliary and Amelia Earhart USA who disappeared over the Pacific on a round-the-world flight in 1936 Of war-time mysteries attention focuses on WWl ...

... carriage way to the grandstand when the crowds cheered their horses. There was greater excitement one day in 1932, when Amelia Earhart landed at a field in the district. The races came to an end around the 1920 s and the track was used on fine summer days ...

... race officials and sponsors. race, organised to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Derry landing of American pilot, Amelia Earhart, was greeted with great enthusiasm. He said this year's race title should also include a reference to Earhart. Mr. Cathal ...

... The record was coincide with the Ssoth recorded on Jim's own anniversary celebrations of independent label “‘See Em” Amelia Earhart’s historic solo Records and he is hopeful that flight across the Atlantic. Jim he will be able to secure a diswrote the ...

... look for a single cause to explain disasters like the loss of the R10! or the disappearance of experienced fliers like Amelia Earhart Yet they still scoff at the idea that paranormal phenomenon may have played a part just as experts before them dismissed ...

... William O'Connell, will preside over the presentation of awards to the winning pilots. In addition, the Zonta International Amelia Earhart Rosebowl for the highest placed lady pilot and the Honourable the Irish Society Trophy for the first Northern Ireland ...

... brave man, and as such will be saluted. His dramatic landing at Aran will be talked about there for years to come just as Amelia Earhart’s descent from the sky to a field outside Derry did 50 years ago. Dickinson's epic voyage, while it might pe criticised ...

... a young lady from the Province. | use the word ‘appropriately’ because 1982 was the 50th anniversary of the landing of Amelia Earhart at Culmore and, as everybody knows, she was the first woman aviator to fly solo across the Atlantic from west t 0 east ...

... just in time to see an intrepid American woman flier being brought ashore by motorboat, Ain'T right in thinking this was Amelia Earhart? Reckon so, Ken, But A it was in June, 1928, that Miss Earhart landed at Burry Port, having become the first woman to ...

... such as Joe Anderson of the Dublin Evening Mail, the columnist, Ralph Bmwnce, of the Newsletters, happenings such as Amelia Earhart's landing in Ireland, Jayne Mansfield and her role in the Provincial Press. The famous Skibbereen Eagle and the Czar ...

... AMBITION Ever since she first read of Amelia Earhart's exploits, which included the first solo flight by a woman across the Atlantic in 1932, Miss laguire has had the ambition to complete the route Miss Earhart was flying on what was to be her last record-bid ...

... of Amelia Earhart’s last flight, on which she disappeared over the Pacific, will be competing in this year’s air race in memory of Miss Earhart. : Miss Maguire, who first became known to the flying enthusiasts in America in 1870 as “Amelia Earhart's ...