Newspaper results for amelia earhart

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  1. Evening Star — 1923-05-28, page 26

    … California, Mile. Peyre bettered by'l,ooo feet the unofficial record made in Kansas by Amelia Earhart, but failed by 5,000 feet to equal the Pacific coast record of 20,000 feet for …

  2. Evening Star — 1928-06-04, page 1

    … Nias place Hope ” 40>“t4nM*4 *+ Paige 4. Column 4,j Atlantic Flyers Upper: MISS .AMELIA EARHART. Lower. WILMER STULTZ. Southern Cross Log On Flight to Suva By the Associated Press …

    … minutes ahead of the time he had an nounced as he took off. The plane, carrying Miss Amelia Earhart of Boston and Lew Gordon be side Stultz, is a three-motored Fokker, equipped with …

    … attempt to fly the Atlantic last year, is pilot of the plane. The co-pilot is Miss Amelia Earhart, amateur avtatrix and director of Denison House, Boston's oldest settlement center …

  3. The Washington Times — 1928-06-04, page 1

    … FOUNDL.AND, June 4.—The trans atlantic plane, Friendship, bearing Wilmer Stutz, Miss Amelia Earhart and Txnt Gordon, arrived here from Halifax. N. S., at 2:28 o’clock p. m., local …

    … HALIFAX, Nova Scotia. June 4. The transatlantic plane Friendship, Carrying Miss Amelia Earhart, Wil mer Stultz and Louis Gordon, hopped off at 9:30 this morning, daylight time …

  4. The Washington Times — 1928-06-04, page 2

    … favorable weather to hop off across the Atlantic with a Boston society passenger, Miss Amelia Earhart. They are flying a tri-motored Fokker plane purchased from Commander Byrd. '/ * …

  5. The Washington Daily News — 1928-06-04, page 1

    … three fliers ready to tinue to London. By U’nited Press 4 HALIFAX, N. S.—Miss con Amelia Earhart of Boston, Pilot Wilmer Stultz and Mechanic Lou Gordon took off at 8:30 a. m. today …

  6. The Washington Daily News — 1928-06-04, page 24

    … finally admitted the three were en route to London. Woman Experienced Flier BOSTON Amelia Earhart has been flying 10 years. She is flying instructor and director of Dennison Airport …

  7. Evening Star — 1928-06-05, page 1

    … the monoplane Friendship j w - as completed this afternoon. The aviators, Miss Amelia Earhart, Wilbur Stultz | n nd Louis Gordon, wore awaiting an abatement of the high wind …

  8. Evening Star — 1928-06-05, page 3

    … flight over Ihe Atlantic to Europe. Lower, left io right: Wilmer Stultz, pilot; Mtss Amelia Earhart, co-pilot, and Louis Gordon, me chanic. 0. C. MOTHERS FORM GOLD STAR GROUP Distinctive …

  9. Evening Star — 1928-06-05, page 4

    … LINDY ■ ■ --- ' _ I Hr lip l^1 ~" ■ " u ** — ■ Col. Charles A. Lindbergh and Miss Amelia Earhart. girl flyer planning an Atlantic flight who. It is claimed, bear a strong facial …

    … $350 MAYER & CO. Seventh Street Between D and K WOMAN SEA FLYER RESEMBLES LINDY Amelia Earhart, Called "Lind bergh Girl,” Seeks Fame as Pilot. Ry the Associated Press. ! BOSTON …

  10. The Washington Times — 1928-06-05, page 1

    … WAITING anxiously for word of the deparfure from Trepassey Bay, Newfoundland, of Miss Amelia Earhart, Boston society aviatrix, are Mrs. Amy Otis Earhart, *ooy e » her mother, and Miss …

    … Friendship for England with three fliers on board including a Boston woman—Miss Amelia - Earhart. It had been planned to leave at noon if the weather permitted but at 10 o’clock …

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