Jane Cornwell
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My mother was a flight attendant in the 1950s. This is what it was like in the golden age of aviation (opens the original)
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For decades, a tiny Olympic badge, bearing the five rings and the US shield, sat in a glass display cabinet in our home in Mooroolbark, in Melbourne’s eastern suburbs, beside my mother’s navy-blue air-hostess hat. The cabinet is now in her lounge in Montrose. I always knew the badge was there. I just didn’t know its story. One day, while visiting from London, I was looking through the memorabilia on the shelves when I asked her about it. My mother, Olivia Cornwell, is now 96. In 1956, she was Ol
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