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... as tu number of contributions paid, you will then be entitled to Old-Age Pension without inquiry as to means. C.P.—Miss Amelia Earhart (America) was the first woman to fly the Atlantic. She helped Mr Wilmer Stultz to pilot the seaplane, Friendship, from ...
... opinion of the 102,000 women who voted, the greatest woman of the century was Mary Baker Eddy, founder of Christian Science. Amelia Earhart Putnam, the airwoman, came tenth; Evangeline Booth, of the Salvation Army, fourteenth; Mary Pickford, the film siar, ...
... MISS EARHART FLIES ATLANTIC. The distinction of being the first woman to fly the Atlantic has fallen to an American, Miss Amelia Earhart, who, with Mr Wilmer Stoltz and a mechanic, Gordon, arrived at Burry Port, near Llanelly, at 12.40 on Monday in the Fokker ...
... NEWS ANISTIMINISTIR DAILY -FILM: FUONT FOR FREEDOM: (1943) A fictional story based on the life of the intrepid aviatrix Amelia Earhart, which suggests that her mysterious mid-Atlantic disappearance happened while she was on a secret government mission. ...
... SHE BELIEVES IN A FULL LIFE ]%TISS AMELIA EARHART, who is starting from San Francisco on a flight round the world, is called the Lady Lindy of America because of her resemblance to Colonel Lindbergh. She is Mrs Georsre P. Putnam, wife of the American ...
... (41004). 12.30—Sesame Street. (10375). _ I.3o—Widget (r) (s) (83927004). 1.55—0 n A Wing And A Prayer. Profile of aviator Amelia Earhart (t) (71905733). 2.lo—***Film: The Frogmen (1951, 1 )/w). Underwater demolition experts prepare for the invasion of a ...
... circular and cylindrical objects. 4. Caledonia. 5. Gilbert and Sullivan. 6. Australia. 7. Generally speaking, yes. 8. Amelia Earhart. 9. Herbert Hoover. 10. Around 1040. Printed and Published every Thursday by Proprietors. JAMES NORRIE Ltd.. and Alyth ...
... SIX days were required to cross the Atlantic in 1819. Our crack liners cross to-day little more than 4i days. Last year Amelia Earhart flew across alone in 13J hours. Before aeroplane* first girdled the globe the round-the-world record, for which there ...
... BUTTERFLIES THAT CROSS ATLANTIC Lindbergh has flown the Atlantic, the Mollisons, and Miss Amelia Earhart, too. And so .have quite a lot of monarch butterflies, although few people are aware of that. The Monarch D. Plexippus on the showcases—comes to ...
... and silver in the foliage and decorations and on the ground. Mr George Palmer Putnam (63), publisher husband of the late Amelia Earhart, the airwoman who vanished on a Pacific flight 1937, has died. Shoppers in Brook Street, Brought? Ferry, rubbed their ...
... was expected to take off from Trepassey, Newfoundland, for Britain at any moment. Tho fliers—Wilmer Stultz, pilot: Miss Amelia Earhart, and Louis Edward Gordon —had completed fuelling, and were only waiting for an abatement of the wind before setting out ...
... ncar the Azores, blance to Colonel Lindbergh. I n 1928 Captain W. H » xt. . j line ann tne Hon. Elgin Mackay left MISS Amelia Earhart her maiden Oanwcll an Atlantic flight, and were name. She was the first lady fly the Atlantic, and she arrived in . . ...