... however, which will go down in history tho most outstanding of women's achievements during 1932. Earlier the year. Miss Amelia Earhart (Mrs G. P. Putnam), the American woman pilot, flew from Newfoundland to Ireland, thus capturing the honour of being the ...

... « JuST FOR FUN” « LADY LINDY” ON NEW WORLD FLIGHT Miss Amelia | Earhart, ~ America’s woman flying * ace,” known as “Lady Lindy.” took off from Miami to-day for San Juan, Puerto Rico, on a second attempt to fly round the world, “just for fun.” : Her first ...

... Miss Earhart The long search for Miss Amelia Earhart and her equally adventurous navigator, Captain Noonan, has ended, and with it the lingering hopes of finding them alive. Of the two Miss Earhart came more prominently into the limelight, and very truly ...

... MISS EARHART MAY BE QUARANTINED A ‘'plane believed to be that of Miss Amelia Earhart passed over Aden at 4.30 a.m, to-day, heading east. Miss Earhart, who started from the United States on June 1 on a flight round the world, left Massawa, Eritrea, at ...

... the only persons to make this hop, \évimch had already proved fatal to ten ers. In face ot strong official opposition, Amelia Earhart accomplished the flight in January 12, 1935, She was the first woman to make it, and the first person to make it alone ...

... last year by flying the 2300 miles from Harbour Grace, Newfoundland, to Croydon in 13 hr. 17 min. On May 20, 1932, Miss Amelia Earhart flew from Harbour Grace to Londonderry, Ireland, in 13§ hr. ...

... the entire area in the vicinity of Howland Island and the Pheenix Islands in the Pacific, in the hope of finidng Miss Amelia Earhart and her navigator, Captain Noonan, was undertaken to-day, when the U.S. battleship Colorado arrived on the scene and the ...

... “LADY LINDY” PRESUMED DEAD U.S. “Queen’ of the Air The U.S. Navy gave up Miss Amelia Earhart and Captain Fred J. Noonan, her navigator, for dead at sunset yesterday, with the announcement that the search for them was ended. The aircraft carrier Lexington ...

... ATLANTIC FLIERS AT THE CENOTAPH. Miss Amelia. Earhart, Lieutenant Wilmer Stultz, and Louis Gordon, the Atlantic fliers, visited the London Cenotaph to-day. Huge crowds controlled by mounted police had gathered to see Miss Earhart, and her companions lay ...

... |= Word Game = R SHORTLY before 11 o'clock last night Miss Amelia Earhart, the American airwoman, took off from Harbour Grace, Newfoundland, on her attempt to make a solo flight across the Atlantic. She intends if possible to fly to Paris. Miss Earhart ...

... Mis* Earhart's Triumph I am sorry indeed that I did not make France, Miss Amelia Earhart is reported to have said at the finish her Atlantic flight. Her disappointment is natural, but at the same time she must consider herself fortunate to have made ...

... took off from Istres (near Marseilles) to-day on an attempt to break the women’s long-distance record set up by the late Amelia Earhart. The miners employed at the Easter Gartshore Colliery, Croy, Eastern Dumbartonshire, numbering about 500, are on strike ...