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... at Southwick. ON THE BOOKSHELVES Some recent additions to Sunderland Public Libraries include:— Soaring Wings (Life of Amelia Earhart), by G. P. Putnam (C); Private Life of Charles the Second, by D. Wheatley (C); The Thirties (1930-40) in Great Britain ...
... Paris to New York in September. 1930. In 1932 a woman with a marked facial resomblenee to Linbergh duplicated his feat. Amelia Earhart. having flown the Atlantic once as passenger. set off in her own machine and flew' the Atlantic solo. Thereafter this ...
... Ten years ago. Mrs Sampwm began making her quilt, writtoi to celebrities ail over tha world for the material. The late Amelia Earhart sent a collar. Shirley Temple sant a place of dress, arid Mrs has letters from 1 the donors prov ng that the pieces of ...
... RATION PERIOD N.. (July 25th to August 21st) ISSUED THE MINISTRY OF FOOD, LONDON. W.l. FOOD FACTS No. 2 other recipient was Amelia Earhart). and the National Achievement award of Chai Omega in 1940 (awarded this year to Kai- BRIGHT HOUSES /CONSPICUOUS in their ...
... awards have been received by her: the Gold Medal the Society of Women Geographers in 1942 (the only other recipient was Amelia Earhart) and the lima I Achievement Award Chat Omega in 1940 'awarded this year Madam Kai Shek). She has been a national convention ...
... 1934. 1 Mrs Stoll was released after six days.—Associated Press. e Gibraltar, --- iiiit;;;ds, sth. John Fairfield 6th. -- Amelia Earhart. George E. Badger, Abraham Lincoln. Denewood, Grafton Park. Carl B Eidson, Charles Schiaffino. ARRIVALS The King has approved ...
... farm of Commander Frank Gilliland, two miles from Londonderry This was the scene in 1932 of the successful end of Miss Amelia Earhart’s lone crossing of the Atlantic. FLOUR SHIP GOES T HAMBURG The American Liberty ship John P. Mitchell, which arrived at ...
... A9RWOMAN STORY UNCONFIRMED J U.S. Army Intelligence sources declare that they have n.) information to establish that Miss Amelia Earhart had landed and was taken prisoner bv the Japanese dur ing round-the-world flight in 1937. She disaDDeared ; ing for he’o ...
... of both legs and buttocks and Mary Ann Percy (42), married, of 8 Chestnut Avenue, ° 'S Blyth. died from toxemia Sue Amelia Earhart to scalds caused by sitting in a bath containing water Mystery which was too hot. Mrs Percy was admitted to Preston Hospital ...