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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1945
Page
3
A fragmented OCR passage blends wartime social themes with references to medicine, labor, and daily life. It mentions revolutions, economic strain, and calls for better wages, schooling, and public meals. The text touches on Mexican struggles, U S war effort, and shifts in labor markets.
Three car keys were found in a theater holder with license plate P1R-585 and turned in. The owner can claim them at the Ban Jacinto Post Office address Box 3465.
The fragment identifies Roy E Miller of 320 Ruwenrrent Manhattan Beach California in connection with a war bond record and notes that the owner may bring other identification.
Andy D-Day the bull with three eyes and horns draws attention for a prohibition themed stunt. Born June 6 1944 he boasts four nostrils and an extra eye atop his head. His owner H W Douglas of Fort Smith Arkansas and Dr C A Mohr in Tulsa oversee his development as a publicity figure.
Classified note reports a purse found with identification to Mrs Ray D Boyce and instructs her to call at City Barn at noon to claim it. The ad also includes a reader seeking an apartment in exchange for child care for a mother with a two year old, listing 313 North East Ninth.
A reader seeks to care for children of war defense workers and offers to rent a suitable house with a fenced yard. They request contact at 29275 or 112 East Fifth Apt. WANTS GREYHOUNDS. J M Caruthers Route 1 Box 50 Hereford Tex.
A reader recalls a black cloth glove with gold bead trimming dropped Tuesday morning. The finder could not catch the owner while parking. If the owner calls 4561, the glove will be returned.
A pair of glasses were lost near Polk Street on Tuesday night. The finder should contact the sender to arrange recovery.
Sue Reece reports a gold bracelet with three blue green stones lost between Amarillo High School and Third and Polk. She offers a reward and asks the finder to call 9500.
Maynard H. Allen reports a lost yellow gold identification bracelet with name and serial 38346229 between 1619 Van Buren and Panhandle bus station or on bus. Engraved inside "From Dad." Reward offered. call 2-4158.
A reader requests help locating a class ring lost in downtown Amarillo. The ring has a G at center and H B initials inside. Also a person seeks janitor or cashier work in Amarillo with references, and a found government allotment check is available for owner claim at Globe News. Call numbers provided.
A mother in Rural Route Cureau Mo seeks help locating her son George N Cooper and a wooden Army trainer rifle with his name Kenneth Nussbaum on it. The gun disappeared when a bus arrived at St Mary's school yard. Contact 1020 West Twelfth or call 2 8624. Also an ad seeks a woman for light housework offering room and board at 1808 Tyler or day work with phone 2 5079.
A lost and found note reports locating a lady's dark kid glove near Polk Street by the Fisk Building. Also mentions a found pair of hose in a residential area and a child missing lined leather gloves during a snow storm near Thirty-Fifth to Forty- First streets.
Notice to interested parties of a City Commission hearing set for Tuesday January 23 1945 at 7 30 PM in Amarillo Texas. The hearing will consider rezoning 2200 South Fillmore Street Lot 1 Block 58 Eable Addition from B dwelling to C retail on the Official Zoning Map. City Secretary Katheryne Burwell.
A person requests help locating a leather chain with two large keys a tiny lock and a matching key plus a miniature pair of wings gifted by a brother killed in action. They can identify the items and invite claimants or anyone who has found them to come forward.
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