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... Empire and the Kaisar-i-Hind Medal have been distributed very freely to men in this New Year's Honours List. When Miss Amelia Earhart created a new Atlantic record last summer she was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross by the United States Government ...
... ELIZABETH LION. The French airwoman who broke the long-distance record for women, of 2473 miles, set up by the late Miss Amelia Earhart in 1932, by flying from Istres (near MR. O. ST. C. O’MALLEY. The British Minister in Mexico. Received instructions to ...
... you must hurry. After this week will too late. Post tour reservation lurms to-day. ROUTE WHERE 10 HAVE PERISHED \(ISS AMELIA EARHART (Mrs. George Putnam), who 1932 was the first woman to make a solo flight across the Atlantic, on Saturday flew alone the ...
... Gene Lockhart is excel- !murder There' I llittr a i t:l as a quisling. * * * IThe theme of Flight fur Freedom is that Amelia Earhart the famous American aviatrix. is 'ost in the Pacific whilst acting a blind to enable American 'es. salt out to look for ...
... -AMELIA Fkw Atlantic The Unite* States dying bant. Rim A Day j. -Ma_a-n_ ■->_' oearcn WITH HOPES FADING THAT MISS TT AMELIA EARHART AND CAP- It encouraged scores of ships the search, which is now costing the United States HALF HOUR The wireless amateur ...
... the author of the book he published— The Man Who Killed Hitler. • - - Mr. Putnam, widower cf the American airwoman, Amelia Earhart, who disappeared while flying the Pacific Ocean in 1937, recently announced that he had received a letter threatening ...
... AIRWOMAN'S WISH WHEN I go, Amelia Earhart said once to her husband, I'd like best to go in my 'plane. Quickly. And that was how she went. On her trip round the world she took off from New Guinea one day last summer with 7,000 more miles to go before ...
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... when he led an expedition into Bechuanaland and temporarily deposed the native chief, Tshekedi SOMETHING ATTEMPTED Miss Amelia Earhart, the famous American airwoman, resting at Oakland, Cali fornia, after she had completed a flight of 2,400 miles across ...
... Achieving Reality To that end, Paul Mantz, co-pilot and navigator for Amelia Earhart, was taken intD the fold. It's his job to see that all flying sequences, whether concerned with ships in the air or on the ground, are authentic. His responsibility only ...
... it seems an odd choice for director Nicolas Roeg, the man behind The Man Who Fell To Earth and Don't Look Now. 1986 ** AMELIA EARHART: The Final Flight (BBCI, 11.55 pm -1.25 am; N Ireland, Wales, 12.25 am -1.55 am) Diane Keaton as the celebrated aviatrix ...
... AFTERNOON (BBC 2, 3.20 pm -4.45 pm) Disgraced cavalryman Ray Milland re-enlists at a remote outpost in modest Western. 1952 ** AMELIA EARHART: The Final Flight (BBC 2, 5.30 pm -7.00 pm, except Wales) Diane Keaton as the celebrated aviatrix in brisk résumé of her ...