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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1943
Page
2
A Canadian writer asks if frost can form above 32 degrees. Weather expert from Windsor explains frost only forms at or below 32, but ground and ground-level thermometers may show frost when air is above freezing. Mentioned bets and community interest in the frost question.
A reader advertises for a middle aged woman to care for children and do housework. Room, board, and wages offered. meet after 4 pm at 1106 North Harrison Street. Also a wartime bonds line mentions buying bonds despite costs to Japan.
A Spearman Texas reader voices strong opposition to parents dressing two to five year olds in army and navy outfits. She argues it mocks service members, robs children of childhood, and could push future generations into real uniforms. She urges immediate disposal of the attire.
Al Jolson and Bunny Waters move on to new projects. Vic Mature may wed Rita Hayworth if furlough comes in June. Betty Hutton and Harry Crocker marriage rumors denied yet possible. Charles Laughton told Marines about Australia, then learned they were decorated. Henry Armetta in heart trouble worries doctors. Paramount Vogue feud over Lady in the Dark sets. Marlene Dietrich and Jean Gabin may wed after her divorce. Wallace Beery’s Utah cabin houses six war workers. Ann Sothern's May divorce. unlikely marriage to Robert Sterling. Fred Astaire warned that strenuous dancing hurts his heart. Censors fuss over soldier dice scenes in The Human Comedy. Geraldo Farrar may get Universal star push. Sgt. Stork lists Marie McDonald. Bob Hope to Hollywood for charity emcee before North Africa trip. Preview notes: uneventful week. Crash Dive previews.
A collage of cinema news features including reviews and recommendations for Columbia Let s Have Fun and Republic Shantytown plus Universal Good Morning Judge. Celebrity quotes spark humor as trade papers discuss production costs and Hollywood quirks. Notable items cover box office chatter and industry milestones from 1940s era press.
Knights Templar of Amarillo depart tomorrow for Borger where 25 candidates from Phillips Pampa Borger Spearman Perryton Dumas Panhandle and White Deer will receive degrees including Red Cross Malta and Temple beginning Saturday at noon.
A Japanese Army spokesman signaled possible invasion of Australia, stating the British commonwealth is nervous and Japan has established strategic bases in the Southwest Pacific. In Austin the liquor curfew bill nears final enactment after approval by both houses and pending signature by Governor Stevenson.
A column honors Hollywood figures for charitable actions amid wartime financing. Jenny Lind connection noted. Clara Grant divorces silent film star Charles Ray. Richard Arlen donates plane to California State Militia. Chill Wills supports Navy Relief Fund. Robert Z Leonard matches. Mary Pickford and Buddy Rogers plan to adopt. George Raft praised for romance despite divorce odds.
Pvt. Murray W. Latimer, 21, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Latimer of Hedley, has completed the Army Air Forces Flexible Gunnery School at Kingman Arizona and awaits deployment. He enlisted in Lubbock on January 19 1943 and is a Hedley High School graduate.
Washington on April 30 abrogated all agreements with Admiral Georges Robert the uncooperative French high commissioner at Martinique and served notice that he is regarded as loyal to the Vichy government.
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