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... Crosfield's Highgate house, arranged by Lady du Cros, at which the Duchess of York was present LADY LINDY STILL FLYING: Miss Amelia Earhart, who created a sensation by flying the Atlantic as a passenger, is seen above waving farewell as she leaves Newark, New ...
... planes operated by American Airlines on the southern route. Mrs. Rockwell, who bears a marked resemblance to the late Miss Amelia Earhart, holds engineering degrees from Massachusetts Institute of Technology and also from Stamford University WED IN BALLET ...
... husband in the joint Mastership, and the Hunt recently made a presentation to Sir Harold MRS. AMELIA EARHART PUTNUM AND HER NEPHEW AND NIECE Amelia Earhart, as she will ever be to most of the world, is the most famous of America s 44 Ladybirds, and ...
... 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 ...
... room in the Hyde Park Hotel For the first time in the world's history the Atlantic Ocean has been flown by a woman, M iss Amelia Earhart. She left Trepassey Bay, Newfoundland, on Sunday afternoon last and arrived on the shores of Great Britain on the afternoon ...
... clutter the sitting room of her flat, which is dominated by blown-up photographs of pioneer women pilots, Amy Johnson and Amelia Earhart. At the moment, she is plan ning an international all- women's air race across Europe and between flights she has been ...
... sky the year before. The thrill of a transatlantic flight attracted woma There were several tragic failures, but Miss Amelia Earhart flew over as a passenj? AMERICA' NEW PRESIDENT: Mr. Herbert Hoot' America's new President, with his Vice-President, Mr ...
... 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 ...
... sky the year before. The thrill of a transatlantic flight attracted woma There were several tragic failures, but Miss Amelia Earhart flew over as a passenj? AMERICA' NEW PRESIDENT: Mr. Herbert Hoot' America's new President, with his Vice-President, Mr ...
... Cwlser Squad 01 In the Mediterranean where she will bo engaged in non-intervention patiol d LADY LINDY KEEPS GOING: Mrs. Amelia Earhart Putnam, the American airwoman who is flying around the world by easy stages, smiling a greeting on arrival at Calcutta ...
... merest stranger to you. Found out my mistake, my dear. Daisies shut up at night you don't. It is said that when Miss Amelia Earhart, the famous airwoman, who flew the Atlantic solo, arrived back in America, she re ceived a large number of letters and ...
... in ,'J j days. Mr. Wingfield is Clerk to the Guild of Air Pilots, for whose Endowment Fund the Display teas given Miss Amelia Earhart, at Brooklands, being welcomed to the Guild of Air Pilots Display by Mr. Percy Bradley, the manager of the aerodrome (centre) ...