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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1942
Page
2
A rambling column blends light weather talk with urban gossip and short notices. It reports warmer nights, bar ordinances targeting women, a Santa Fe executive's private office nap wish, a coast transfer for Homer Nickel, and assorted anecdotes, poems, puzzles, and social tidbits from Amarillo and beyond.
Margaret Stone offers a reward for the return of her eight month old red Cocker Spaniel missing since Thursday from 1604 Harrison. The dog has a white chest mark and was wearing a collar. call 911 with any information.
Mrs Watkins of 2102 Hughes Street appeals for help finding her male terrier companion Tex a white dog with black and brown spots described as wary of strangers and fond of malted milk tablets Tex accompanied the children on a coast vacation but has been missing a week since returning and the family has enlisted the Pound Man and seeks help from Mr Tack the well known dog retriever.
A jumble of reader letters and classifieds covers topics from wire tapping debates to manicurist tips and humorous anecdotes. It includes Civil War age figures, quotes from John L. Sullivan, and calls for household help noting various contact requests.
Markets display Dow Jones figures with mixed changes and ongoing stock listings. Classified notices seek lost items and help, including personal ads and job inquiries from Amarillo readers.
Workers across steel producing Luxembourg walk out in protest against its incorporation into the German Reich and defy Nazi threats of death for convicted strikers. In Buffalo New York a War Production Board report says synthetic rubber will flow from American plants at 950000 tons annually by November 1 next year.
Johannes Kroeger, 44, of Amityville New York, arrested by FBI on charges he transmitted information about United States warships and aircraft production to German agents in South America.
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