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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1943
Page
3
Gen Draja Mikailovitch says the Chetniks will attack Axis forces the moment the Allies invade the Balkans. He denies Soviet claims of collaboration and cites limited aid and need for tactical patience.
In Dallas a driver honks at a stalled truck until a man steps out, bows, and jokes his car can’t jump over the obstacle. The woman, so flabbergasted she forgets to finish her sentence, stalls her own car.
Scottish Rite Masons of the Panhandle Association will observe Maundy Thursday with a mystic banquet at 7:30 p.m. in Khiva Temple, 312 East Fifth Avenue. FE A Wells, secretary of the El Paso consistory, will be principal speaker. Wells arrived Sunday. Ray S Holmes, president, leads the Panhandle association with officers Fred Galle, Walter Clayton, and George Hammock.
A Texas reader seeks a experienced single man to work on a farm without living quarters for a family. Wages promised will be good and the position permanent for the right person. Also a notice of a missing navy blue purse at Kress' with about $30 and ration books and a reward offered. A cat and kitten seek a new home from a Spearman resident.
Adult applicants in Amarillo for pre employment training are interviewed at the chamber of commerce offices as the tuition free program prepares a 50 student class in distributive education starting Thursday. The program includes cashiering selling stock checking and wrapping with night classes for early enrollees.
A bill introduced in the Missouri House requires that a governor must have served a term in the legislature to be elected. The measure, labeled No Amateurs, specifies no candidate who lacks legislative experience can hold the office. The proposal highlights ongoing debates over qualifications for Missouri’s highest statewide post.
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