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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1944
Page
2
A Panhandle column blends weather lore with local color as residents warn of a major norther, compare springs of '35 to present winds, note stock risk and cold fronts. Readers share observations on dress, markets, and Governor Kerr's visit amid ongoing drought and wind.
Dear Tack I would like to find an elderly man to help with a garden Please apply mornings A reader 1500 Harrison Street wants home for dog Please help me find a good home for my small female dog She is about 5 years old and a very loving pet but I cannot keep her Please call 9191 after 6 30 evenings MIRTH REEVES.
Police pursue moving a Canadian River waterway along Dalhart Road to access a site linked to a Amarillo man who allegedly fired a pistol. The weapon is sought in the investigation of the October 1943 killings of Dr and Mrs Roy Hunt in their Littlefield home.
A woman reported five ration books missing but later found them after contacting the food panel. The exchange noted the books were used to stage a realistic grocery store scene by children, per Globe News Want Ads.
London reports a new Red Army offensive along the northeastern Dnieper bend as Soviet forces push near Shepetovka and Kirovograd. Moscow claims a rout of 12 Nazi divisions with heavy fighting across the Ukrainian bulge and a broad assault arc northwest of Kirovograd.
The Advance Large Gift Committee, after raising 30 000 in the first week, upping their goal to 40 000 as Amarillo works toward the 112 500 Red Cross War Fund quota. Macon Carder chairs the effort and urges continued giving and a top effort to reach the goal.
Rev. John Harris Cozad 59, Baptist minister, father of Amarillo physician Dr. Donald H. Cozad, died early this morning after moving here with his son. Surviving wife, son, a daughter in Colorado Springs, four brothers, two sisters. Body to be sent to McKinney today by Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home.
Robert Kazmayer argues Russia is revolutionary yet not the center of communism. He likens Russia to early Methodists, says postwar goals fail without shared principles, and warns the United States must focus on rebuilding domestically rather than overpromising to the world. He foresees hard readjustment and possible lasting anti US sentiment if promises persist.
Funeral services for Mrs. Osa Archibald were conducted this morning at Griggs Funeral Chapel with Rev. Lloyd Jones officiating. Pallbearers named M. M. Huddleson, J. N. Morren, E. L. Giles, J. B. Baggs, Bob Johnson, and Alex Fisher. Burial set in Quanah. She was 38, widow of J. D. Archibald, and had lived in the area 19 years. Home address 511 North Pierce Street.
Deputy collectors of internal revenue in Amarillo will stay on duty at night beginning tonight to help file returns. The Bureau offices on the post office third floor will operate until 8 o clock, with a full crew available for those unable to visit during normal hours. Elevators will also run until 8. Municipal lines have formed outside the offices for the past two weeks.
George Waddill of the school board requests an urgent janitor for Horace Mann School. Pay offered is 110 dollars per month. Applicants are to report to the senior tax office on the county courthouse second floor.
The city delays bid opening for four new water wells due to missing priority ratings. Proposals were due tomorrow night but will now be opened in about a week, according to A. P. Hancock the city manager.
A teaser announces in a bustling tone the March Reader's Digest featuring Europe's postwar revolution, Demaree Bess foreign correspondence, a new book Pioneers Pioneers by Hilary St George Saunders, and various articles. It highlights Tom Paine, jungle warfare, and a love tale among other 31 features.
Allied forces surge into Los Negros as heavy ground reinforcements pour in to break Japanese resistance after Tuesday’s invasion. US Naval and air units hit Rabaul area on New Britain, and bombed targets on New Guinea and the Carolines. Allied airmen also struck Wewak and Madang coasts while Guinean forces moved toward Bogadjim.
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