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... I shouldn't wonder, said Aunt Jane, who was ambitious for the women. Sure enough, the following year it was America's Amelia Earhart who was making all the headlines by being the first woman ever to fly the Atlantic with her pilot and mechanic. People ...
... Darlington. Captain Raold Amundsen set out in search of General Nobile and crew Italia, and has not since been heard of. Miss Amelia Earhart, the American airwoman, flew from Newfoundland to Carmarthenshire, being the first woman to make the Atlantic flight. ...
... and Rhode Island; the Mayor New York, Gene Tunney, Jack Dempsey, Jack Johnson, and Jack Sharkey. There was also Miss Amelia Earhart, and the Kim stars Ruby Keelor, Dick Powell, and \'t O'Brien- Every one was given a rousing reception. A great commotion ...
... 2500 miles. The weather conditions are said be favourable. MISS EARHART'S COMPLAINT In Spotlight at Pilot's Expense Miss Amelia Earhart, the first woman to fly the Atlantic, was a pioneer in another direction. She travelled light. The only luggage she ...
... SOUTHAMPTON. GREAT OVATION FROM DENSE ■ CROWDS. FIRST OCEAN CONQUEROR SEES MISS EARHART. P • endshjp, the 'plane in which Miss Amelia Earhart, the 29- } e . ar ~old Boston girl, and her companions, Mr Wilmer Stultz Mr Lincoln EHsworthy, and Gordon (mechanic), ...
... preceding five scars. RECORDS IN THE AIR. The year has been one of remarkable achievement in the air. Mrs G. P. Putnam (Miss Amelia Earhart) is the first woman to fly the Atlantic alone, which she did from Harbour Grace, Newfoundland, to Londonderry in bours— ...
... year tM first British woman, Mrs Maurice Hewlett, won hers. During the next two decades, names such as Amy Johnson and Amelia Earhart were famed for their aerial exploits, enacting the escapist fantasies of women in a world made dreary by the Depression ...
... sheriff clerk : Mr J. Petrie, depute sheriff clerk; Mr Alex. Forties, Court House keeper. I am a very leisurely person.—Miss Amelia Earhart. the Atlantic Flyer. There is no doubt that Italian mush is extremely unfashionable the present time. Popular ta-ste is ...
... ith, Charles m, .Captain Harry W. Lyon, and James \\ arner; also Nobile and Munson. Of the women, Ruth Elder and Miss Amelia Earhart. who has flown from Newfoundland to England. Goethals and Roosevelt wero also daring figures. By a Clergyman (The Rev ...
... her senses (1981). 3.so—Trang Trang. CHANNEL 4 2.3o—The Late Late Show. 3.3o—Generations. Delta Otathain 4.oo—Biography. Amelia Earhart 4.3o—Countdown. s.oo—Hogan's Heroes. Request Permission To Escape. s.3o—The Abbot And Costello Show (brw) 6.oo—*Paintabllity ...
... FIRE RAVAGES AIR GIRL'S HOME AMELIA EARHART'S LOSS. Fire yesterday wrecked a wing of the New York home Mr George Palmer and his wife, Amelia Earh%rt, the Atlantic flier. Many valuable trophies, rare furnishings, and collection of autographs were destroyed ...
... Antarctic, was priced at £15, and eight school prizes Barrie's were sold for 10 guineas. A presentation copy to Barrie of Amelia Earhart's The Fun of It, was included in a parcel of 36 books for £4 10s, and first Edinburgh edition of Burns, 1786, realised ...