21 Jan 1943
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1943
Page
1
In a mixed column, readers hear jokes about doctors and engineers, plus wartime morale notes from Amarillo. Advertisements offer ammunition for predatory animals, a key reward, and local odds and ends from readers and Santa Fe staff.
Weather forecast warns of heavy snow in the Panhandle with a Friday night snow start. Homer Rice criticizes modern song and theatre arrangements, urging traditional versions of The Star Spangled Banner at the Paramount. The piece includes social commentary on local audiences and a humorous cowtown joke.
A reader seeks employment offering comptometer, sales, or grocery work at 409 North Grant Street. A soldier's wife with a baby asks for a live-in housekeeping job with room and board. A Chow dog, large and reddish, disappeared Saturday afternoon. sightings requested.
An elderly woman invites an elderly woman to live as a companion at 609 B East Fourth Avenue. The role involves light work and companionship.
Bob McIntosh of Des Moines Iowa spurned a St Louis Cardinals offer to attend college. The Marquette third baseman is described as a crackerjack defender and hitter, prioritizing education over a major league deal.
Berlin radio reported that Slovakia is troubled by internal strife with claims of a systematic cleanup in Bratislava. Police are said to round up disorderly elements and suspects for work camps or asylums amid shortages from battles in Russia.
Washington January 21 The American Telephone and Telegraph Company will cut rates on long distance calls over three minutes and reduce charges for leased wire services saving the public 34.7 million dollars annually.
American fighting men may be heard over the Blue Network from 3 30 to 3 55 pm Friday afternoon. The program will originate from a Red Cross overseas club in England.
One of Detroit's longest driving figures in golf, John Driver, deputy collector in the U S Internal Revenue Service, has officially changed his name from John Drabicki to Driver. Friends have called him Driver since youth.
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