Care for Children Offered By Mrs Blanton
Mrs Blanton seeks hourly or daily child care services with a preference for babies and invites contact at telephone 24164.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1946
Page
2
Mrs Blanton seeks hourly or daily child care services with a preference for babies and invites contact at telephone 24164.
Reader seeks management or housekeeping work at a small hotel restaurant or tourist court. Please call 6669 if someone knows of such an opportunity.
Dear Tack offers a reward for return of a lost blue coat size one belonging to a boy. The coat carries a Marshall Field label. Call the News-Globe office if found.
Detroit April 24 U P A mob of 400 to 500 CID United Auto Workers pickets demonstrated around the Stinson plant of Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corp and blockaded a road. Police dispersed the mass after several hours with no arrests. Governor Kelly ordered state police to assist.
President Truman created a three member board under the Railway Labor Act to probe the wage dispute between the Railway Express Agency and the Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks, Freight Handlers, Express and Station Employes AFL. The board will report in 30 days and no strike will occur until then. The union seeks 16 cents an hour, the offer stands at 10 cents.
Washington April 24 The government clothing experts warn of a possible industry shutdown on May 1 if maximum average price regulations are not altered. The Retraining and Reemployment Administration says suitmakers cannot balance low and high priced garments amid wool shortages. OPA officials call the threat idle while offering potential hardship adjustments if proven. Erskine urges OPA to review map regulations, noting production effects would take months to reach consumers.
In Milan on April 24 two thousand five hundred rioting prisoners at San Vittore surrendered after four days of siege. A small rebel group led by Erzio Barbieri remained active with promises to fight on. Over 30 guards held hostage were freed unharmed while eight prisoners died and a tower was damaged by shellfire before a tank assault was threatened.
Manila April 24 Manuel A Roxas maintained a substantial early lead over Sergio Osmena for the presidency as late returns narrowed the gap from 3 to 1. Incomplete counts from 505 precincts across the Commonwealth gave Roxas 84052 votes to 51079 for Osmena.
Washington notices reassurance that the five pound sugar ration every four months will continue after a new allocation by the Allied food board. The board includes representatives from the United States Canada and Great Britain.
The account covers Mussolini’s dialogue with Bofelli after liberation, noting travel fears, SS threats, and his claim that long distance weapons could decide the war. He says he would lead Italy’s political affairs but not military questions and hints at a secret peace aim.
The interrogation scene with Mussolini continues as Sergeant Bofelli records Mussolini’s claim that the war was a nation’s choice, not his. They discuss cigarettes, arrest, and who bears responsibility, with talk of punishing criminals like the Black Brigades while Mussolini pleads ignorance.
A possible owner is urged to contact Globe News regarding dog tags bearing the name Phillip H Thomson No 39758709 found and awaiting verification.
ED HADLEY argues the phrase should use boar instead of bore, noting boars have teats and come from farm folk lineage. The column defends the traditional spelling and the idea that the saying can apply to male or female boars.
Stanley Stallings a former serviceman of Amarillo Texas reports losing his billfold containing forty dollars and all identification papers and personal credentials and asks for help recovering it.
Mrs Green at 1204 North Fillmore offers old fencing to be hauled away. Natlee Edwards at 1108 North West Fifteenth seeks dishwashing or cafe work and provides phone 2 2410.
A reader scolds another woman for sharing bedroom secrets and mocks modesty. The letter implies the woman could be a spinster to avoid questions, fantasizing about a life with no routine. The tone is judgmental and moralizing.
A letter from an Amarillo resident, ten years in the city, urges officials to review and improve local bus stops. The note references ongoing concerns and directs readers to page 20 for continuation.
The weatherman forecasts variable high clouds this afternoon and tomorrow. Temperatures stay cool this afternoon and tonight with a likely warming trend tomorrow. No other significant weather events are noted.
A grain industry spokesman told the Senate Agriculture Committee that the black market rules the nation’s corn belt. He refused to name black marketeers, saying he is not a policeman as he testified on ways to boost grain for urgent home and foreign needs.
Six monkeys that escaped seven days ago from 700 cages have been in Mohawk Park trees. Zoo Director Hugh Davis says the animals found more eggs than picnickers could eat and began tossing them at the keepers after an Easter egg hunt.
Edward W. Housinger was elected president of the State Association of Texas Pioneers succeeding Buck West of San Antonio. The vote followed registration for the group’s 28th annual conference conducted in San Antonio.
Thomas Pinelli a 32 year old importer died yesterday after 169 days of unconsciousness following an automobile accident in Los Angeles.
Hagybased in the Japanese theater, the Russian attitude took a definite change. The Reds assumed a more defensive position in dealing with the Americans.
Dear Tack offers in home baby washing and ironing of infants outfits with no pickups or delivery. References available. Phone 9911.
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