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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1941
Page
3
A collection of short notices from individuals seeking work. A READER at 713 North Williams Street offers housework and child care as a skilled job candidate. GIRL SINGER at 1119 Polk Street lists orchestra singing experience. NEEDS JOB notes a middle aged applicant at 200 Harrison with a contact dial 9446.
United Press war expert J. W. T. Mason argues last night’s raid with 300 to 400 British bombers marks a practical step toward air superiority over Germany. He notes equal night bombing capability, longer-range flight advantages for Britain, and evidence Germany may have fewer long‑distance bombers or pilots.
A reader from 3812 Line Avenue offers to provide practical nursing in a home or perform housework or child care if work is unavailable. The note asks for yard work in exchange for good clothes and gives a phone number to call after 7 pm. A lost shopping trip note mentions misplacing a package of spectator pumps downtown.
Malcolm Wolfe, senior at Amarillo High School, is recovering from an appendectomy at Northwest Texas Hospital with no visitors for a few days. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Fred Wolfe of 1600 Taylor Street. A separate note asks for the return of a lost dog described as small and fat with blackish gray fur and white paws, offering a reward.
Lovetta Sadler asks for return of a gold Carman bracelet with letter E lost Wednesday night between Seventh and Eighth on Polk near 1200 Tyler Street. Contact 9144. A found food stamp book on 2200 Spruce Street belongs to Imogene Pearce. owner may call 7737 to reclaim.
Experienced in housekeeping seeks work and references. Strong reliability, attention to detail, and ability to manage cleaning tasks efficiently. Ready to provide contacts upon request.
The finder is asked to call about a lost package from Levine's last Monday containing blue and white striped silk jersey material. A reader also reports a lost spare tire removed from a car on Wednesday a Gillette tire size 16 600 with contrasting side wall colors.
A resident offers topsoil and fertilizer to improve yards and gardens and caliche suitable for driveways, listing 512 Taylor Street as the contact location.
In Syracuse New York 17 year old Robert Gleason finally passes a Navy entrance test after 11 prior rejections due to a small chest. He credits continued breathing exercises and is praised as the most persistent applicant by Chief Pharmacist Mate Emory H Pitchford.
A Montreal family plans to buy War Savings Certificates totaling $200 each month. The mother father and three children each contribute $40 monthly to the government, aiming for a record purchase.
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