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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1941

Page

8

Amarillo airport issue prompts call for independent study

The News-Globe urges a disinterested citizen committee to visit Washington and interview Senators War Department officials and airline executives to uncover the truth about Amarillo's airport controversy. Prominent citizens favor a bond to buy and operate the airport while city leaders warn against municipal losses and seek clarifying facts.

Amarillo Rogers Thornton Oxnard English

Committee of Forty plots fact finding trip to Washington

The News-Globe offers to fund a fact finding trip to Washington for any committee chosen by the Committee of Forty or by civic leaders like Bob Epperson Ed Hardin C W Farr and Guy Saunders. Senator Morris Shepherd and airline heads from TWA Braniff could be interviewed to learn what Amarillo needs.

News-Globe Bob Epperson Ed Hardin C. W. Farr Guy Saunders Howard Paul Charley Ware Tully Garner Morris Shepherd Washington Amarillo TWA Braniff Airlines Taylor Allen Boyce Fullingim Paul Ware Garner

RAF Blitzes Ruhr and North Africa Drive Tobruk Wins

World War II dispatch reports RAF strikes on Ruhr and Sicily, Italian bases, and Tobruk advances. British forces capture more Italian prisoners at Tobruk as Derna and Benghazi approaches unfold. Asia and the Pacific see Nomura and Kunming air actions, while Vichy talks continue with Leahy meeting Huntziger and Barlan.

Tobruk RAF Derna Benghazi Libya East Africa Italian Eritrea Sudan Royal Air Force Duesseldorf Ruhr Sicily Dodecanese Islands Albania Europe Romania Ion Antonescu Antonescu Bucharest Baron Manfred von Killinger Adolf Hitler W. J. Carney Kunming South China Burma Chungking Bangkok United States Charles Huntziger Francois Barlan Navy U. S

Men Debate Women Judges In Amarillo Cooking Show

A big debate in Amarillo pits men against women as judges for a Sunday cooking contest. Twenty nine men entered by noon, including seven year old Richard Cook as the youngest. Entries list H. T. Cornelius and others, with telephone sign up for nonprofessional cooks.

Amarillo Richard Cook H. T. Cornelius Les Blenis James Dossey W. M. Wilson William E. Kent Ernest L. Baker Monte Ray Wood Tom Dearen Derling Killion Dan Morton Jay Taylor John Fain Lew Fields Jenks Mode Norwood West Lawrence Hagg Fred Short Mason King Pappy

Lindbergh says England cant win with U S aid

Lindbergh testifies before a committee and criticizes arming Britain. He opposes the aiding bill, favors negotiated peace, and warns against widening U S involvement. He says Europe’s wars should not draw America in, cites air and sea defense as sufficient to deter invasion. He denies leading any group and favors cooperation with Europe under any outcome.

Linbergh Britain Germany Lindbergh Europe Joe L. Pfeiffer Democrat New York Continent England United States Amazon Valley Kee Dorothy Thompson Col. Lindbergh

Weather forecast for Amarillo and West Texas

Partly cloudy tonight and Friday with a low around 20 to 22 degrees in Amarillo. West of the 100th Meridian sees cloudy periods with some rain southeast and possible snow or drizzle in the north, while the south should clear late Friday. New Mexico expects fair weather with some snow in the northeast tonight. Temperature extremes over 24 hours show a 30 to 45 degree range with noon at 32.

Amarillo West Texas 100Th Meridian New Mexico

Wallets bulging as cash holdings hit record highs

Washington reports ready cash in American purses and bank accounts around 69.5 billion dollars, about 527 dollars per person. Federal Reserve experts say the figure tops by at least 15 billion dollars the best days of 1928 29, marking a gain of more than 5 billion dollars in the last year. Build Now. John Maynard Ltr, Co.

Washington Federal Reserve Board

Banquet Honors Marvin Jones Draws Texas Attendees

Hereford residents gathered for a come as you are banquet at the Amarillo Hotel to honor Marvin Jones. Ann Holman reports 26 Hereford residents will attend with Plainview and Dalhart crowds also expected. Reservations close at 6 PM tomorrow. tickets are 1.25 dollars.

Hereford Dalhart Ann Holman Marvin Jones Amarillo Chamber of Commerce XIT North Plains Plainview Panhandle Jones Congress U. S. Court of Claims

Two Killed in Airliner Crash Near St Louis Airport

A Transcontinental & Western airliner crashed near Lambert-St. Louis Municipal Airport during approach. Captain P. T. W. Scott and passenger J. F. Mott were killed. First Officer Orestes Dio Guardia injured. Hostess Mary T. Eshback lightly hurt. Several passengers sustained serious injuries. The crash occurred after a late takeoff from Los Angeles en route to New York, with witnesses reporting a loud engine roar before the impact. TWA noted this was its first crash in 614,269,533 passenger miles. last fatal crash occurred in 1939 near Fresno.

ST. Louis Transcontinental & Western Lambert-St. Louis Municipal Airport Jmellystee P. T. W. Scott J. F. Mott TWA Kansas City J. F. (John) Mott Braniff Amarillo Albuquerque E. ©. Driggs Columbus Ohio Orestes Dio Guardia Mary T. Eshback New York Los Angeles W. Joergen Kirkwood J. Ss. Walters Chicago Mary McCloskey Burbank Calif J. E. McCloskey Tom Stoddard KL. Magen San Jearo Joe Washburn C. B. Shaw Pickwick Hotel Stuart Sanford TWA Mechanic F. E. Ekey Biltmore Ho Scott Little Neck Eshback Dio Jackson Heights N. Y Fresno

Man Hitchhikes With Baby In Shoe Box To Hospital

In Oakland on January 23 a father, Frank Gonsalves, 41, placed his newborn daughter in a shoe box and began hitchhiking to Alameda County Hospital ten miles away after a doctor advised transport. A police squad picked up father and infant on the road, delivering them to the hospital where the baby rests in an incubator. The child is reported doing well.

Oakland Calif U.P Frank Gonsalves

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