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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1943
Page
2
A reader offers laundry work to be done at a home address 1517 East Sixth Street. Also notes a truck load of kindling available for pickup and requests calls after 5:30 PM. Contact Harry Rieke at 1317-R Herman Street.
Butch the Boston screwtail bulldog with a heart tag and bell on harness missing near Forest Street. Call 2 4298 to return to John Gordon at 502 Forest Street.
In Amarillo notes a lonely man seeks women. lost dog Patty and other classifieds. Hollywood gossip mentions Deanna Durbin and Vaughn Paul reconcile, Roz Russell’s baby, Nancy Kelly injury, and stars like Bing Crosby and Loretta Young linked to tours and films.
The writer argues that Hollywood gossip harms marriages like Rita Hayworth and Victor Mature and that commissioned actors in the armed forces deserve fair treatment. He cites stars such as Clark Gable Ronald Reagan James Stewart Robert Montgomery Gene Raymond Douglas Fairbanks Jr. and discusses MGM plans to cast new faces amid rising box office.
CARE FOR CHILDREN I would like a part time job taking care of children during the day Call 2 2888 before 8 30 A M or after 2 30 P M MRS CONNER Tam an unincumbered gentleman 44 years old do not drink or smoke and would like to meet an unincum bered woman from 25 to 35 years of age who has no bad habits. DAVID W CROCKETT General Delivery Amarillo Texas A man zipper closing purse containing 9 small change a key and papers was lost last week It must have been lost somewhere along the route from Taylor's Market to the
APsychic influence story explains Edwin J. Dingle’s claimed transformation in Tibet and his assertion that Knowledge grants power to heal health poverty and success. He seeks to distribute a free 9000 word treatise via the Institute of Mentalphysics in Los Angeles, asking readers to send name and address.
Marvin E. Dove of Dumas surrendered his license to Amarillo police after a pursuit in a large empty gasoline transport truck. He pleaded guilty to driving while drunk before County Judge Ernest Northcutt, receiving a $50 fine plus $22.20 costs totaling $72.20, with jail at $3 daily if not paid. The arrest occurred in the 1700 block of East Tenth Avenue after the truck rammed a yard at 1019 Johnson Street. License suspension length is set by the state department of public safety, up to one year.
WPB specialist M. T. Buxton arrives at the Amarillo chamber offices for a day and a half of across the desk conferences with local businessmen. The sessions run Friday morning through Saturday noon, with Rex Baxter noting high interest in timing and locations.
Mary Frances Bowden will organize adult and high school sales training Monday in Amarillo to fill rising distributive job needs. Classes cover general selling cashiering and store systems with a 50 person adult class and early interviews for pupils. Sponsored by state vocational education commerce and local firms the program aims to boost women and others entering the distributive field.
Bates Daniel Walker 62, Fort Worth and Denver station agent at Claude, died in a Claude hospital at 12:25 this morning. He began with FW&DR in Wichita Falls at 15 as a call boy and became station agent in Claude in 1906. Survived by wife Selma, two sons on Marine fronts, three brothers and two sisters. Services at Claude Methodist Church Wednesday at 3 pm. burial in Claude Cemetery with Masonic rites.
Senators demanded representation at the upcoming United Nations food conference opening May 18 in Hot Springs Virginia after reporters were barred from most of the meetings. They argued the Senate must ratify treaties and pass laws for food distribution and observers would bolster support.
Rogers, superintendent of schools, R. B. Norman, high school principal and a representative of the U S Employment Service and War Manpower Commission explain a selling program to be taught to high school pupils who wish to work part time.
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