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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1943
Page
2
A girl named Helen Smith at 113 Poyer St asks for any available job and invites contact at her home. The notice is a brief help wanted submission.
A camera was found at the tennis court in San Jacinto Park on May 16. Owners may claim it by identifying it at 81 Kentucky Street. Other listings seek quilting work, farm labor for two scouts, a teen seeking farm or service station work, child care, a ration book owner, a dog to rehome, and various help-wanted notices. An article notes a boy in Johnstown with multiple fractures.
Ann Sheridan fights flu in Palm Springs and flies to Mexico City while Charles Boyer plays a pink tights circus performer. Lana Turner and Clara Bow are in public eye as Rita Hayworth and Orson Welles spark talk. Maureen O Sullivan hints at screen retirement as Westbrook Pegler draws fire from Hollywood critics.
Miami correspondent recounts how radar, once secret, dramatically aided Allied naval operations. He cites Cape Matapan and night actions where radar allowed British ships to locate and destroy Axis targets, changing the conduct of war at sea.
Chicago livestock reports show hogs 20 500 head active steady with Friday averages. cattle calves and sheep totals large with varied prices, top hogs 14.40, steers 14 75 to 16 75, cows 11.00 to 14.00, lambs 16.00 to 16.50. Kansas City listings mirror slow to lower hogs and mixed cattle and sheep prices.
War Production Board reports April munition output up across major categories led by aircraft and ground ordnance. Aircraft dollar volume rose 11 percent, big bombers 18 percent, Navy fighters near 50 percent. total April output up about 7 percent from March. Special notes include Bazooka rocket ammunition rising strongly and heavy aerial bombs increasing, while merchant ships and minor vessels also up.
The Italian communique claimed 50,000 killed at Reggio Calabria as waves of bombs hit tanks, a power station, depots, and ferry terminals. Mussolini banned strolling players to stress wartime gravity while the London Daily Express cited Churchill’s North Africa conferences after Washington talks.
Itching relief is claimed from a single application of Blue Star Ointment for conditions including eczema rash tetter ringworm pimples scabies and toe itch. The advertisement offers money back if unsatisfied and encourages repeat use as healing progresses.
Reports from London and Moscow detail Allied planning for a possible Mediterranean invasion led by Gen. Marshall while Fifth U. S. Army forces train in French Morocco. Berlin and Rome fear a new strike via Spain as RAF weather delays long-range air operations over Germany. In the Netherlands a 600-yard belt is demolished near The Hague to ready defenses facing the North Sea. Bergen is under emergency rules.
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