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... flight across the Atlantic by a woman when she was injured in an air crash. Before she could achieve her ambition, Miss Amelia Earhart (Mrs Putnam) had flown from Il\ggvzufoundland to Ireland in May ...
... too dangerous for big ships, is an experienced air gilot and navigator as well as an able master mariner. He accompanied Amelia Earhart as navigator on the first lap of the world flight on which the famous woman _flier ‘mgsteriously disappeared in mid-Pacific ...
... 1944, having belonged to Denmark since 1380. [JJune 18 — today marks the anniversary of the Battle of Waterloo in 1815; Amelia Earhart became the first woman to fly the Atlantic in 1928, and Paul McCartney celebrates his half-century today. OJune 19 — the ...
... (Beacon Press £7.50), based on newly discovered letters and photographs, brings to life the personality and background of Amelia Earhart, the world’'s most famous woman pilot who mysteriously disappeared in 1937. Although these letters shed no new light on ...
... l. Huenefeld, F aurice (German- Irish), April 12, 1928. First woman (as passenger)—Amelia Earhart (U.S.), west-east, June 17, 1928. First woman (pilot)—Amelia Earhart, west-east, May 20, 1932. First solo east-west — Mollison [(British), August 18, 1932 ...