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... itilots should he relieved of the responsibility of starting on foggy mornings. WOMAN'S AIR SPEED. i.OB ANtirs. Friday. Miss Amelia Earhart reached a speed of 184 m.p.h. here in an attempt to heal the women's air speed record. Her speed at one time was 198 m ...
... charge of navigation and radio for Amelia Earhart on her first attempt to fly round the world at the Equator. After the first leg of the flight there were so many delays that he had to rejoin his ship. Amelia Earhart lost her life at the second attempt ...
... WOMAN OCEAN FLIER. Broken Romance. Naar Tont, Friday. MISS Amelia Earhart, the Atlantic airwoman and social worker, has broken her engagement to her lawyer, Mr. Samuel Chapman, of Boston, Massachusetts. She only makes the bare anouneement, refusing to ...
... produced a fine first record for Elektra. It is not, you might suppose from title, packaging and promotion, ■ concept album. Amelia Earhart is the ambled of only two of the 11 songs. The first was written at the time of her disappearanee lust before the last ...
... of Saipan. in the Mariana group. are being flown to the University of California to see if they might be those of flyer Amelia Earhart and her navigator, Fred Noonan. who disappeared over the Pacific in 1937. The remains. in a box, were on board a Pan-American ...
... to-day at Yuma, Arizona, Miss G:atlis Louise de Bois, having flown with his bride from Hollywood in the aeroplane in which Amelia Earhart made her solo flight across the Pacific, a year ago. Meanwhile, in New York, Mi.S5 Ka!Aryl. Carver, late wife of Adolphe ...
... Honolulu to Oakland (California), a distance of 2,400 miles over the Pacific Ocean, was successfully accomplished by Miss Amelia Earhart yesterday. /Iles Emhart, who has the distinction of Ming the first woman fly the Atlantic, completed the flight In 111 ...
... IN NEW DIRECTION CHARLES MIGUEL, a radio amateur of Oakland, California, claims to have picked up a message from Miss Amelia Earhart yesterday afternoon saying: We are on a coral reef . . Don't know how long we can last We are O.K. but a little weak ...
... EARHART DRAMA Intensification of Search THE search for Miss Amelia ] Earhart and her navigator, Captain 'Noonan, is now being concentrated on the uncharted reefs of the Phoenix Islands, according to a San Fralicisco message, which states that an American ...
... FRIENDSHIP GOING WELL. Radio Messages from Atlantic 'Plane. TREPASSY, Newfoundland, Sunday. MISS AMELIA EARHART TOOK OFF TO-DAY AT 2.50 P.M., GREENWICH MEAN TIME, IN THE SEAPLANE FRIENDSHIP, PILOTED SY MR. WILMER STULTZ, IN A SURPRISE ATTEMPT TO FLY ...
... Amelia Earhart’s Life Soaring Wings: Biography of Amelia Earhart By G. P. Putnam. (Harrap. 11s.) The stories of Amelia Earhart’s flights have been told elsewhere, and in this biography her husband wisely avoids repetition. He is concerned mainly with ...
... SAN FRANCISCO, Sunday. SIX American warships are to-night racing across the Pacific Ocean to join in the hunt for Miss Amelia Earhart, the American airwoman, and Captain F. Noonan, her navigator on the round world flight, who have now been missing for ...