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... VISIT TO The honour of being the first woman to fly the Atlantic has fallen to Miss Amelia Earhart, the Boston airwoman. With Mr. William Stultz and Mr. L. Gordon (mechanic) she set off at 2.51 (G.M.T.) on Sunday afternoon from Trepalmy, Newfoundland ...
... SOLD FOR £12,000. Going Back to States. The future of the Friendship. the triengined Fokker monoplane in which Miss Amelia Earhart, Mr. Wilmer Mults, and Mr. Len Gordon. made eastward croesing of the Atlantic a weeks ago, has apparently been decided ...
... Commandant Fitz- Maurice. Baldonnel (Ireland) to Greenly Island (Quebec), (2,300 miles) in 36} hours. 1928 (June).—Miss Amelia Earhart as passenger in an aeroplane piloted by Wilmer Stutz and Louis Gordon. Newfoundland Wales (2,000 miles) in 20hrs. 40mins ...
... came and killed the snake. Mr. Wilmer Stultz, the American lot Sir Reginald Coventry, K.C., presiding at — who flew Miss Amelia Earhart’s seaplane Worcestershire Quarter Sessions yester- across the Atlantic, died in hospital in te was a very happy, smiling ...
... successfully brought the machine back to land. Mrs. Grayson lost her life in a subsequent attempt. Lest year he piloted Miss Amelia Earhart, the first woman to fly the Atlantic. TRANS-AMERICA FLIGHT. MR. J. H. THOMAS AND HIS COURT DRESS. Amusing Speech. OFFER ...
... a suggestion. After the War. But the War had ended before women began to fly. One of the very early f iongers was Miss Amelia Earhart, the to cross the Atlantic by air. She began to fly in 1918 and two years later she was the first woman to receive the ...
... condition into which the trade and empio. ment of the nation have fallen. An auto-gyro record , was . f l . ll .!’ r ' Miss Amelia Earhart. the Atlantic woman, when she climbed of 19,000 feet in a single-?npmetl gyrp- . ‘VALUE’—the famous iVe stand for everything ...
... ons are sent anonymously from Aberdeen than from any other town in the world. An auto-gyro record was created by Miss Amelia Earhart, the Atlantic airwoman, when she climbed to a height of 19,000 feet in a single-engined autogyro. A woman, aged 30, who ...
... and private secretary. WOMAN’S ATLANTIC FLIGHT Miss Earhart’s Second Hop ST. .TOHN, Now Brunswick. Friday (Reuter). Miss Amelia Earhart (Mrs. G. P. Putnam), who is attempting solo (light of the Atlantic, took off from here for Harbour Grace, Newfoundland ...
... Earhart gave the 6rst news of her landing to a Press Association reporter over the 'phone from l-ondonderry. Hello, this is Amelia Earhart speaking,'' *e said. I've done it, although I had to land here in the pastures outside Londonderry. • I'm not bit hurt ...
... LANDING IN LONDONDERRY Flight Ends Through Engine Trouble STORMS, MIST AND RAIN VT’OU’LL hear from 15 hours, said Miss Amelia Earhart as she climbed into her ’plane just before taking off on her solo (light across the Atlantic to Paris. I have sufficient ...
... n 'failed to revive the box,: . T _■ , , MISS EARHART IN LONDON Thunderstorm Raging SHELTER UNDER WING OF ’PLANE Miss Amelia Earhart, the American airwoman, arrived at Hanworth Aerodrome, Middlesex, at 0.10 last night, having left the field near Lond ...