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Flying Appeals to Average Individual, Travel and Transportation, 1935

"Flying Appeals to Average Individual, Humans Have Always Envied the Birds and Want to Wing Their Way in the Air" by Phoebe Fairgrave Omlie, Special Assistant for Air Intelligence, in Travel and Transportation, published in Winter 1935.
Geographic Education for the Air Age, A Guide for Teachers and Administrators, 1942

Phoebe F. Omlie's copy of "Air-Age Education Series, Geographic Education For The Air Age (A Guide for Teachers and Administrators) by George T. Renner", Sponsored by the Institute of the Aeronautical Science, The MacMillan Company, New York, 1942.
Letterhead, Phoebe Fairgrave, Aviatrix

Letterhead, "Phoebe Fairgrave, Aviatrix, holder of the World's Altitude Record Parachute Jump for Women, Aerial Attractions, Saint Paul, Minnesota", Saint Paul Minnesota, undated.
Letterhead, Phoebe Fairgrave Omlie, undated

Letterhead, "Phoebe Fairgrave Omlie", undated.
Letterhead, The Photoplay Air Studios present Miss Phoebe Fairgraves, undated

Letterhead, "The Photoplay Air Studios present Miss Phoebe Fairgraves and The World's Greatest Flying Circus", Memphis, Tennessee, and Houston, Texas, undated.
Memphis Evening Appeal clipping, 1929

Newspaper clipping, "Phoebe Omlie, Aerial Derby Winner, Comes Home Hungry: Memphis Aviatrix To Rest Here Before Seeking Other Honors With Tiny Plane", Memphis Evening Appeal, 1929 September 14.
Memphis Evening Appeal clipping, 1929

Newspaper clipping, "Phoebe's Success", Memphis Evening Appeal, 1929 August 28.
Memphis Evening Appeal clipping, 1929

Newspaper clipping, "Phoebe Omlie's Flying Life Told in Magazine, August Issue of American Carries Feature Story", Memphis Evening Appeal, 1929 July 20.
Memphis Evening Appeal clipping, 1929

Newspaper clipping on Phoebe Omlie, "That Victory Smile!", Memphis Evening Appeal, 1929 September 14.
Memphis Evening Appeal clipping, 1930

Newspaper clipping, "Phoebe Begins Literary Work, First Efforts Will Appear in October Number of Magazine, Aero Digest.", Memphis Evening Appeal, 1930 September 5.
Memphis Evening Appeal clipping, 1930

Newspaper clipping on Phoebe Omlie, "Little Miss Overton Christens Plane", Memphis Evening Appeal, 1930 August 18.
Memphis Evening Appeal clipping, 1930

Newspaper clipping, "As Phoebe Greeted Homefolks", Memphis Evening Appeal, 1930 August 25.
Memphis newspaper clipping, undated

Memphis, Tennessee, newspaper clipping, "She'll Do Stunts Over Golfers", about Phoebe Fairgrave, undated.
Memphis Press-Scimitar clipping, 1929

Newspaper clipping, "Who's Who in the Air, Introducing the 'Flying Fraternity' at Memphis' Airport", Memphis Press-Scimitar, 1929 September 14. This is an article about Vernon Omlie and Phoebe Fairgrave Omlie.
Memphis Press-Scimitar clipping, 1930

Newspaper clipping, "Ambassador Omlie", Memphis Press-Scimitar, 1930 August 30.
Memphis Press-Scimitar clipping, 1930

Newspaper clipping, "Possibilities For Women In Commercial Aviation, Memphis Derby Entrant Says Increasing Number Entering Air Transportation Field", Memphis Press-Scimitar, 1930 August 16.
Memphis Press-Scimitar clipping, 1930

Newspaper clipping, "275 Feminine Pilots in U.S., California Leads With 79; Memphis Has Two", Memphis Press-Scimitar, 1930 August 7.
Memphis Press-Scimitar clipping, 1980

Newspaper clipping, "Phoebe Fairgrave Omlie: Acrobatic Athlete of the Airways", Section C, page 1, 1980 October 28.
Memphis Press-Scimitar clipping, undated

Newspaper clipping, "Looking Down on Wreck-Strewn Path of Death, Mute Evidence of Omlie's Fate", The Press-Scimitar, 1936 August 6.
My First Jump, Phoebe Fairgrave Omlie, undated

Manuscript of "My First Jump" by Phoebe Fairgrave Omlie, undated. This is an accompanying document that was possibly part of a submission to Liberty magazine.
Ninety-Nines membership card, 1933

Phoebe F. Omlie's membership card of "Ninety-Nine's", September 1933 to September 1934.
Phoebe Fairgrave Omlie manuscript, undated

Typescript outline of a story about the growth of aviation and Phoebe Fairgrave Omlie's history and accomplishments. This was possibly part of a submission to Liberty magazine, undated.
Phoebe Fairgrave Omlie manuscript, undated

Typescript, "Flying Monocoupe 'Miss Memphis' in 1931 National Air Derby from Santa Monica, California to Cleveland, Ohio" by Phoebe Fairgrave Omlie. This is an accompanying document that was possibly part of a submission to Liberty magazine, undated.
Pilot Engine, and Aircraft Log, Phoebe Fairgrave Omlie, 1929-1931

Pilot log book of Phoebe Fairgrave Omlie, 1929 April - 1931 June 15. Classification: Transport, License No.: 199.

Phoebe Fairgrave Omlie, (1902-1975), was an aviation pioneer who was based in Memphis, Tennessee.
Pilot's license, Vernon C. Omlie, 1936

Pilot's license, "United States of America Department of Commerce, Bureau of Air Commerce, Pilot's License No. 200", for Vernon C. Omlie, 1936 November. Classification 1A - Land and Classification 3B - Land.