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... MISS EARHART FLYING THE ATLANTIC GOING FINE Continuing her world flight Miss Amelia Earhart took off from Port Natal, Brazil, at 7.13 a.m. (8.5. T.) to cross the South Atlantic to Dakar, West Africa. Four hours after taking off Miss Earhart radioed ...
... MOLLISONS ATTEND SWIMMING PARTY GUESTB AMELIA EARHART. D**pite the intense heat, Mr and Mrs Mollison were greeted with wild enthusiasm a large crowd on their arrival yesterday at Atlantic City airport. They had come to the guests *f Amelia E*rhart (Mrs ...
... MARKHAM’S FUEL Mrs Beryl Markham's heroic solo flight across the Atlantic from east to west recalls the sensation Miss Amelia Earhart created some years ago by her solo flight from the United States to Europe. Both women are similar character in that they ...
... was claimed that the insurgents lost 18 and the Government four planes. The United States Navy abandoned its search for Amelia Earhart, the airwoman, and her navigator, missing in the Pacific since July 2. ...
... Lindy' Extortion Charge A man named Rothar, who alleged to have confessed to demanding money for the safe return of Miss Amelia Earhart, the lost American flyer, was indicted at New York yesterday on charges of attempted extortion and attempted grand larceny ...
... LADY LINDY LANDS IN VENEZUELA Second Hop Cut Short Miss Amelia Earhart took off yesterday morning from San Juan, Puerto Rico, the second hop of her round-the-world flight. from west to east. She intended flying to Paramaribo, Dutch Guinea, 1000 ...
... MISS EARHART'S NEW RECORD New York, Friday. •Mrs Putnam (Miss Amelia Earhart), the first woman to fly alone across the Atlantic, has set up another record for women flyers by making solo non stop flight across the United States. She flew from Los Angeles ...
... Amy versus Amelia Famous Airwomen in Speed Race Mrs Mollison (Amy) Johnson) and Mrs Putnam (Amelia Earhart), the foremost Women flyers of Great Britain and America respectively, will compete in the Women's international speed race at Montreal on August ...
... Salvation Army and the St Aidan’s Project. At i _t international level, the clubs award fellowships named after the aviatrix Amelia Earhart for women undertaking post-graduate study in space-related sciences. Rosemary Wyse from Dundee was recently awarded a ...
... MARKHAM'S FUEL Mrs Beryl Markham's heroic solo flight across the Atlantic from East to West recalls the sensation Miss Amelia Earhart created throughout the world some years ago by her solo flight from the United States to Europe. Both women are similar ...
... established last May by M. Arnaux, when he averaged 246 miles an hour. Mdlle. Boucher also beat the record for women set up by Amelia Earhart 1950, when she Hew 100 kilometres an average speed of 281 kilometres (approximately miles) an Dour. ...
... W = & u - Marriage Not to Stop Her Flying.—Mis Amelia Earhart, the Transatlantic airwoman, who was married to Mr George Putnam, the publisher, said that she would retain her maiden name, and would continue her work with an aviation company. Mr Putnam ...