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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1942
Page
13
Information from the United States Civil Service Commission announces job openings for women over 18. Positions pay from 40 to 80 words per minute typing speed with training and exams twice weekly at government offices. Housing and transportation details included.
Federal police in Rio de Janeiro arrest four top agents tied to a German espionage network. The ring used short wave transmitters and radio stations to relay information to Berlin. Investigators vow further arrests as they outline a broad, high level operation with officials implicated.
Houston readers report carpenters from Houston praising Marines after a 75 day Midway duty. Names Paul Wood Perry Haden John Carpenter are cited as returning crew aboard a Milan install line unit. They describe living near Pearl Harbor and surviving the battle, with caution about later Japanese attacks and ongoing repair work on ships.
The event features Ace Lilardy and other famous performers in a film and live show with jumping and crashes. Tickets cost 89 cents for adults and 25 cents for children, advance sales at the ticket office. Fort Sill site for war training films noted. Amarillo Bike Club plans barbecue at 6 90 p.m. and other features planned.
Albuquerque March report describes Aromar Sky Cry Indigenous group urging careful use of federal funds. A member writes that they oppose funding alcohol sales and seek prudent investment, while others discuss tribal leadership and a Boy Scouts meeting at Upovock Caprtot Hotel with Council.
Amarillo man mourns as pioneer banker Thomas dies at his Rogers Texas home. He leaves a son and wife. funeral plans set, with arrangements in Texas. A separate Waterbury note reports a postal stamp issue and recipient inquiry about deferrable stamps from St Petersburg.
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