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1928 AVIATION / WALES: Amelia Earhart's plane 'Friendship' arrives in Bury Point, Wales, after
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2:42Now PlayingDate: 17th June 1928
Location: England, United Kingdom
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: GAUMONT GRAPHIC NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
WALES: Bury Point:
Plane 'Friendship' on water (floatplane)/ Boats meeting plane / Crowd on shore looking out towards plane / Plane in front of Docks factory / Crowds / Plane heading in for shore and out again / Crowds clambering to see / Aerial shot of 'Friendship' / Car throuh crowds / Crowds along road . Children and officer in crowd, plane in background / 'Friendship' on the water / Rowers (press?) / Crew standing on pontoons at base of plane / Amelia Earhart sitting
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