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... CIRCUMSTANCES: A BOY SCOUT TURNS AN OLD AEROPLANE WING TO GOOD USE. There were many distinguished visitors, including Miss Amelia Earhart, to see the display of flying promoted by the Guild of Air Pilots at Brooklands. The programme included an exhibition ...
... Miss Helen Liedloff, the American sculptress, is preparing models of the hands of such celebrities as Ely Culbertson, Amelia Earhart, Rachmaninoff, Lily Pons and Bobby Jones for the World's Fair at Chicago. This week two girls were towed across the English ...
... CALL ON MISS AMELIA EARHART AT THE UNITED STATES EMBASSY. From, left to right (Standing) Lady Bailey, Mrs. F. C. Shelmerdine, Miss Peggy Salaman, Miss Dorothy Spicer and Miss Pauline Gower Seated the Hon. Mrs. Victor Bruce, Miss Amelia Earhart and Mrs. A ...
... is by now stale news, of course, but these notes would hardly be complete without a few words of congratulation to Miss Amelia Earhart. She is a plucky woman, and the whole world is delighted that she has achieved her ambition to be the first woman to fly ...
... with the exception of the few outstanding per sonalities like Lady Bailey, Lady Heath, the Duchess of Bed ford, Miss Amelia Earhart and the ill- fated few who have so tragically failed in attempts to cross the Atlantic by air. Yet flying women, and men ...
... attempts have resulted in the deaths of six teen people. THE CURIOUS LIKENESS OF TWO SUCCESSFUL ATLANTIC FLIERS: MISS AMELIA EARHART (L.) AND COL. LINDBERGH. Miss Earhart, who on Monday last succeeded in her attempt, with three companions, to fly the ...
... ) she wears a beret when she is on the job. Home Again. It is possible that even the latest heroine of the hour, Miss Amelia Earhart, would have departed unnoticed if she had not gone down to Wimbledon last week. She was to be seen there among the interested ...
... than Lady Heath, taking her own time to return and wandering over strange countries on the way. Lastly there are Miss Amelia Earhart, the first woman to fly the Atlantic, though only as a passenger, and the veteran Duchess of Bedford, who was only prevented ...
... Once more the flying women have been much in the news. Fraulein Thea Rasche, Miss Mabel Boll, the Diamond Queen, and Miss Amelia Earhart are all trying to race each other for the distinction of being the first to cross the Atlantic, quite regardless of the ...
... beat the Woman's Light Aeroplane one made by Miss Ruth Alexander in Cali fornia last July, of about 26,000 feet. Miss Amelia Earhart also set a high standard this summer for a woman's speed record of 174 miles an hour, over a 64- mile course, in a standard ...
... ly since killed flying, broke the light aeroplane altitude record by ascending to over 26,000 ft. last July, and Miss Amelia Earhart made a woman's speed record of 174 m.p.h. over a 64 mile course. Mile. Maryse Bastie holds the woman's endurance record ...