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- Jessie Maude " Chubbie " Miller (1902 – 1972, London, England) was a pioneering Australian aviator.
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Jessie Miller. Bill Lancaster and Jessie Miller stand in front of the Red Rose. Born. 1902. Died. 1972. Jessie Maude " Chubbie " Miller (1902 – 1972, London, England) was a pioneering Australian aviator. [1]
Sep 5, 2017 · Jessie Miller: Our pioneering female aviator who flew in the face of sexism - The Big Smoke. Ingeborg van Teeseling September 5, 2017. Jessie Miller soared high against the backdrop of accepted sexism in her day. She was a daring pilot, lover and was proudly all her. A true trailblazer in every sense of the word.
Born in a remote mining town at the dawn of the last century, Jessie Miller used her intelligence, passion and courage to achieve worldwide fame as a record-setting aviatrix. Miller was born Jessie Maude Beveridge in Southern Cross, 371 kilometres east of Perth, where her father Charles Beveridge was the bank manager.
Jessie Keith-Miller—jokingly called “Chubbie” by her friends, a childhood nickname that had evolved into a winking reference to her slender five-foot-one frame—had arrived in London only weeks before, leaving behind Australia and a husband to whom she was unhappily married.
Mar 7, 2019 · Jessie Miller may have started out as an unconventional young woman seeking adventure, but she became a complex, thoughtful achiever. As her adventures turned dangerous and tragic, her thrillseeking transformed into resourcefulness, bravery, composure and a determination to be happy.
May 8, 2018 · That adventure came in the form of 23-year-old Jessie Miller, who was fleeing a passionless marriage in Australia and found herself thrust into London’s Bright Young Things society—immersing herself in a world of gin and flappers. It was there she met Lancaster, who was discussing his next venture: A flight from London to Melbourne.
Sunday, March 25, 2001. A Colorado Life. Spreading peace through grace. Jesse Miller shared word of God amid pain. By Jim Sheeler. Special to The Denver Post. As the new couple stood on a street in Japan in 1950, Nettie Miller looked at her husband and at the people he had first came to fight.
