Earhart lands in Ireland solo Atlantic flight
Amelia Earhart also known as Mrs G P Putnam lands near Culmore Ireland completing the first solo Atlantic crossing by a woman. She flew from Harbor Grace Newfoundland to Ireland in under 15 hours setting a new women’s distance record and later continues to London as a guest of Ambassador Mellon.
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Backtracking an Old Trail by a Pioneer Photographer
William H. Jackson, eighty nine year old former Oregon Trail research secretary and famed photographer, plans a solo backtrack along the Oregon Trail this summer to document historic sites for monuments. From his youth in the Adirondacks to civil war service, he chronicled Westward expansion with portable chemistry set and donkey Hypo, later aiding Hayden Geological Survey and Yellowstone work before settling in Detroit.
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