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... MISS EARHART IN CRASH. WOMAN WHO FLEW THE ATLANTIC. PITTSBURGH, Saturday.—Miss Amelia Earhart. the Atlantic flyer, narrowly escaped injury late yesterday in a crash during flight at Rodgers Field. She was flying in biplane with Mr George Putnam, the New ...
... No More Radio Calls From Lady Lindy THERE is still no further news of Miss Amelia Earhart, nor have any further signals from her been picked up, says Reuter, although a small fleet of ships is searching tor her and Captain Noonan. Adolf Murfin, who ...
... LITTLE HOPE FOR MISS EARHART HONOLULU. Saturday.—Hope of finding the missing fliers, Miss Amelia Earhart and her navigator, Captain Noonan, is rapidly diminisihing here. The three aeroplanes of the U.S. battleship Colorado yesterday completed their fourth ...
... OIL Kingsford-Smith's wonderful achievement is further proof of the Quality of Mobiloil. Both Col. Lindbergh and Miss Amelia Earhart chose Mobiloil knowing its reputation for reliability. If is because of this Quality that prominent manufacturers such ...
... AMELIA EARHART'S TWO JOBS GREENVILLE, Pennsylvania, Friday.— Mrs Amelia Earhart Putnam, who flewthe Atlantic alone, says that marriage and aviation share equally her life. Of her career, Mrs Putnam said: Aviation just much woman's job is man's, and I'll ...
... certainly better than I do. This was the tribute paid by J. A. Mollison, the British airman, who is on hoiday here, to Miss Amelia Earhart. Mr Mollison said that he believed experimental flights had outlived their usefulness, and that they were better left ...
... TO CROSS ATLANTIC American Woman Plans a Flight NEW YORK, Monday.—Miss Amelia Earhart (Mrs G. Talmer Putnam), who was tin first woman to cross the Atlantic aeroplane, is planning a new transatlantic flight, says the New York News. The flight is to take ...
... AMELIA MEETS AMY Famous Air Girls' Talk Miss Amelia Earhart. the heroine of the latest Atlantic flight, met two of Britain's great flyers—Mr J. A. Mollison and Miss Amy Johnson —in London yesterday. Mr Mollison and Miss Johnson, who arrived in London ...
... as • Paul's Cathedral). , i. When they flew to Atlantic City yesterday to attend the luncheon party given Putnam (Miss Amelia Earhart), presented them with a large key of At w City, and medals were bestowed on tnei . They toil Reuter on their return ...
... policy. Now he said the Government were making a mess of it. CRITICALLY ILL George Palmer Putman (63), husband the late Amelia • Earhart. who disappeared on a Pacific flight in 1937, is critically ill in hospital in Trona, California. ...
... river has not dropped at all, and things are in a very precarious state. MISS EARHART AT HONOLULU (See Also Page One) Amelia Earhart arrived at Honolulu at 4.29 p.m. G.M.T. (says Reuter). SNOOKER Interval: Lindrum 18 frames; Davis 17 frames. STABBED GIRL ...
... —Reuter. AMY v. AMELIA Famous Airwomen to Race MONTREAL. Saturday.—Mrs Mollison (Miss Amy Johnson) and Mrs Pitnam (Miss Amelia Earhart), the foremost women fliers of Great Britain and America respectively, will compete the women's international speed race ...