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AMY JOHNSON’S FLIGHT
MAY STOP AT MOSCOW (United Press Association—By Electrio Telegraph— Copyright) LONDON, 6th Januan-. A message from Warsaw states that Miss Amy Johnson declared that she was going on, but was unable to say how far she would get. She was going to start for Moscow as soon as the weather permitted. All advices urging her not to continue “only make me more determined to carry on. I recognise that there is a limit to recklessness,” she said. “That limit might be Moscow.” The “Daily Mail’s” Warsaw correspondent says that Miss Johnson has abandoned the Siberian flight and ma" proceed to Moscow.; TRANS-SIBERIAN FLIGHT (Received Bth January, 12.5 p.m.) WARSAW, 7th January. Miss Amv Johnson is going to Moscow on the 9th January by train. She is interviewing tho Soviet authorities concerning flying to Peking later in the year.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXIV, 8 January 1931, Page 5
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