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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1928

Page

5

First woman to span Atlantic lands in Wales

The trans Atlantic monoplane Friendship carrying Amelia Earhart and Wilmer Stultz landed at Barry Port Wales after a 20 hour 49 minute flight from Trepassey Newfoundland. Fuel shortage forced the landing but no mishap occurred. Crowds welcomed the aviators as reports from New York and London noted passing references to Lincoln Ellsworth.

Barry Inlet London Barry Port Wales Trepassey N. F Ireland America Wilmer Stultz Amelia Earhart Boston Coast Guard Friendship Louis Gordon Methanic Newfoundland Great Britain Atlantic Barry Port Wales

Plans for Flight of the Columbia Upset as Crew Debates Route

Harbor Grace N F June 18 A split among the Columbia monoplane crew over the Atlantic flight plan was disclosed by pilot Oliver le Boutillier. Some favor starting for England tomorrow and returning to America later, others consider sailing to New York and proceeding westward. Miss Mabel Boll and co pilot Arthur Argles discussed load lightening while awaiting New York input.

Harbor Grace N. F Columbia Oliver le Boutillier England America New York Atlantic le Boutillier Miss Mabel Boll Arthur Argles Andrew Surrini Surrini

Bad Weather Forces Emergency Landing in Flight to Ireland

Barry Port Wales June 18 heavy mist and rain hindered the Friendship during most of the journey from Newfoundland to Ireland. Pilot Wilmer Stultz told the Associated Press that fuel ran low after a 9 51 am hop from Newfoundland and compelled a search for a landing site.

Atlantic Amelia Earhart Boston Wilmer Stultz Stultz Barry Port Llanelly Associated Press Swansea America Miss Ear Ireland Valencia Wales Cardiff

Aviators Return but Saw Nothing of General Nobile

Two seaplanes aiding General Umberto Nobile and five Italia survivors failed to locate any trace of the marooned party near Spitzbergen. Captains Riiser-Larsen and Luetzow Holm reported no signs of Nobile’s red silk tent or survivors during an hour flight from the Ice Breaker Braganza.

Kings Bay Spitzbergen Umberto Nobile Riiser-Larsen Luetzow Holm Braganza Geemral Italia Rario Citta di Milano Foyn Island

Three Planes Join Search for Nobile Expedition Rescue

Oslo reports three seaplanes departed Tromso for Spitzbergen to aid in rescuing General Nobile and Italia companions. Stefani News Agency says Nobile told Citta Di Milano base ship by radio he saw two rescue seaplanes and gave his position. pilots Risser Larsen and Laetzow Holm returned, saying they did not sight the missing party.

Oslo Norway General Nobile Italia Tromso Spitzbergen Arctic Ocean Rome Stefani Nobile Citta di Milano Risser/Larsen Laetzow Holm

Miss Earhart Defies Parental Disapproval to Fly

Edwin Earhart, father of Amelia Earhart, spoke in Los Angeles about her daring flight in the Friendship with two companions. He noted her 500 hours in the air, multilingual pilot’s license, Columbia University chemistry studies, and independence despite his past opposition. He last heard from her in January with plans to reconnect in June.

Los Angeles Edwin Earhart Amelia Earhart Miss Earhart Columbia University Byrd

Lincoln Ellsworth Not On Friendship In New York Today

Arctic explorer Lincoln Ellsworth denied being a passenger on the trans Atlantic monoplane Friendship. Metropolitan Club officials said he was in New York and not aboard the Flight. Publisher George Palmer Putnam asserted women accompanied the plane and suggested Ellsworth might be in New York, though not seen recently.

New York Lincoln Ellsworth Cable Dispatches Metropolitan Club George Palmer Putnam Wilmer Sultz Lou Gordon Miss Earhart Ellsworth

Mother of Amelia Earhart Receives News with Gratitude

Medford Massachusetts reports Amy Otis Earhart, Amelia Earhart’s mother, weary from nights by a radio vigil, expresses deep thankfulness at her daughter's safety. In Altoona, Clara Stultz of Williamsburg celebrates son Wilmer Stultz piloting the Friendship safely across the Atlantic, saying “thank God.”

Medford Mass Amy Otis Earhart Amelia Earhart Atlantic

Wife of Atlantic flyer hails near England arrival

In Mineola New York Mrs Wilmer Stultz learns her husband chief pilot of the Friendship has steered through Atlantic storms toward England. She wakes tenants in the apartment and rushes to newspapers while awaiting fuller dispatches from Barry Port Wales confirming Lincoln Ellsworth aboard the plane.

Mineola N. Y England Wilmer Stultz Associated Press New York Hner America London Barry Port Wales Friendship Lincoln Ellsworth

President of Porto Rican Senate Stabbed on Return

Antonio Barcelo, president of the Porto Rican Senate, was stabbed on his return to San Juan after a welcome at City Hall from New York. The assailant was shot by a policeman and arrested. Barcelo was taken to a hospital for treatment.

Senate San Juan Porto Rico Antonio Barcelo Porto Rican Senate City Hall New York Barcelo

Nine Hurt in Detroit Bomb in County Building

Detroit June 18 nine persons were injured in a bomb explosion at 3 p m in the greyway of the county building downtown. Three were seriously hurt Arthur Vercrusse Frank Stolps and Edward Cooney were identified among the injured. Most victims were women employees in offices struck by flying glass. The device was found in a men's rest room by Frank Stolpa who tossed it into the area before it exploded.

Detroit Mich Greyway Arthur Vercrusse Frank Stolps Edward Cooney Stolpa

Amelia Earhart lands after Atlantic flight triumph

Amelia Earhart described landing the monoplane Friendship as tiring but joyous. She said she had greatest confidence in the plane and felt no anxiety. She denied a race with Mabel Bell and noted a missed wireless link while crossing.

Miss Earhart Mabel Bell Atlantic Boston America

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Amelia Miss Boll Ayr Bristol Burry Port Barry Boutillier With Responsible The First National Bank National Thomas’ County Explorer Dirigible Romanga Citta di ‘Milano Aviatrix County Mico Amelia A. P the Bank of Thomasville County of Thomas
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