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... should make a point of getting The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News every Friday IN LOS ANGELES MRS. G. P. PUTNAM (AMELIA EARHART) AND HER STEPSON, MR. DAVID PUTNAM The Atlantic flying heroine in one of the most restful places on the Pacific slope ...
... particularly anxious to go to Australia with the M.C.C. team. That is easy to understand, though I Showing the Way Miss Amelia Earhart, the record Atlantic flyer, entertaining uomen aviators to tea. Left to right, seated The Hon. Mrs. Victor Bruce, Miss ...
... 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 ...
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... ) 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 ...
... Mr. Bert Hinckler, and Mr. Kingsford-Smith. America has two hundred licensed women flyers. Strangely enough, only two, Amelia Earhart and Elinor Smith are widely known to the public. With the exception of Miss Earhart, who braved the dangers of the Atlantic ...
... 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 ...
... en at least cannot be called mere Powder Puffers. And the same is true of American women, whose numbers include Miss Amelia Earhart, and Miss Elinor Smith, who established a new altitude record for women when she reached a height of 27,418 ft. this March ...
... 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 ...
... and runaway cabin-boy. Came the Air into Romance with the end of the War. The flights of Lindbergh, Cobham, Lady Heath, Amelia Earhart, Kingsford Smith and others. Now lures the fascinating union of sea and air, to create another outlet for the imaginations ...