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... FRIENDSHIP GOING WELL. Radio Messages from Atlantic 'Plane. TREPASSY, Newfoundland, Sunday. MISS AMELIA EARHART TOOK OFF TO-DAY AT 2.50 P.M., GREENWICH MEAN TIME, IN THE SEAPLANE FRIENDSHIP, PILOTED SY MR. WILMER STULTZ, IN A SURPRISE ATTEMPT TO FLY ...
... Llanolly, and in a direct line from Ireland to Southampton. The Friendship was piloted by Mr. Wilmer Stult:, and Miss Amelia Earhart was a passenger. She left Trepassy, Newfoundland, at 3.50 p.m. yesterday (British summer time) with the intention of reaching ...
... MISS EARHART'S CONFIDENCE. Final Message. TIMPASIBT. Sunday, Miss Amelia Earhart, the lkston social worker, stole a surprise march on her Transatlantic flight rival. Miss Maher 8011, when she started to-day. Eleven unsuccessful attempts to start have ...
... Miss Beryl Harrison, leasing St. John's Church, Sparkhill, attar their wadding yesterday. .4 • IC I` ~, Tooliwday Miss Amelia Earhart stole a marsh on km rival, Miss Mabel 8011, whoa oho took tram TreMiNey, Newfoundland, with hsr pilot, Wilmer Stull:, ...
... MISS EARH ART TELLS HER STORY. LOST IN THE AI The seaplane Friendship, on which Miss Amelia Earhart, of Boston. United States, together with Mr. Wilmur Stultz and Louis Gordon, a mechanic, yesterday completed their flight across the Atlantic, this morning ...
... Great Enthusiasm At Southampton “ALL TOO WONDERFUL FOR WORDS —MISS EARHART transatlantic seaplane The Friendship with Miss Amelia Earhart and on Burry Port morning Southampton early this afternoon Escorted by two other ’planes The Friendship had a tremendous ...
... Landing FLIGHT TO SOUTHAMPTON TO-DAY. MISS AMELIA EARHART and her two companions, Wilmer Stultz, pilot, and Lou Gordon, mechanic, descended on the sea off Burry Port, four miles west of Llanelly, at 12.40 p.m. yesterday, in the seaplane Friendship, after ...
... done that flying Atlantic will than a motor-car— Express Tho Glad Hand I tHE whole of the -1 world joins in giving Miss Amelia Earhart the glad for her big-time act in being the first woman to fly across the old Pond— Daily Herald” Tranquil Using Ascot ...
... increase the degree safety we must have and those made suggestions yesterday were helpful this direction MAKINGJUSTORY Amelia Earhart a social worker of Boston USA the first woman to cross the Atlantic by air has assured herself of niche history distinction ...
... necessities of war. In June of 1919 Captain Alcuck and Lieut. Whitten Brown left Newfoundland and arrived at Clifden. Miss Amelia Earhart is now receiving widespread and intensely deserved congratulations on her distinction of being the first woman to fly ...
... all the excitement of yesterday, and the fatigue consequent upon their great achievement in flying the Atlantic, Miss Amelia Earhart, Mr. Wilmer Stultz—the pilot who navigated the seaplane Friendship front Newfoundland to Burry Port, Wales—and Mr. L. ...
... social reform work all the excitement yester-JU day and the fatigue consequent their achievement in flying Atlantic Miss Amelia Earhart Lieut Wilmur Stultz and Mr Gordon are taking things easy to-day They arrived in London last from Southampton and are staying ...