Amarillo Railroad Crew Transfers and Local News
Railway staff notes report Conductor H E Campbell and Brakeman D M Neal on local trains 73 74. Brakeman Buddy Brunton returns from 17 months Army service. Various personnel changes hospital updates retirements weddings and a Santa Fe bowling trip preview.
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D. M. Neal
Buddy P. Brunton
Une Sam
A. L. Scott
Scott
Northwest Texas Hospital
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Topeka
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R. J. Price
C. B. Parks
C. Clarris
W. F E. Clark
J. L. Barkier
J. W. Sell
H. H. Widick
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W. A. Brady
J. R. Hudgins
Texas Next Legal Holiday This Year
Memorial Day is an anniversary but not a legal holiday in Texas. It comes on a Thursday this year and the next legal holiday in Texas remains to be determined.
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C. E. Colgate
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Stono
Clyde McKinzie
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Lubbock
Jean Crowell
Charles Crowell
el Paso
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B. P
Pete) Thompson
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Mississippi
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Arrivals on Both Coasts Report War Brides and Troops
The AP notes eight transports carrying 6,319 service personnel to New York San Francisco and San Diego. One ship with 444 war brides and children reaches New York and another with 769 brides and children heads to San Francisco. Ships include Brazil Le Havre Sea Porpoise Bardstown Victory Sedalia Victory William and Mary Victory Frostburg Victory Rockbridge Mariposa Ross and Point Cruze.
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New York
San Francisco
San Diego
Cal
Brazil
le Havre
Sea Porpoise
Bardstown Victory
Bremen
Sedalia Victory
William and Mary Victory
Confederate Memorial Day Observed In Several States
Tomorrow and in Florida Georgia and Mississippi Confederate Memorial Day is observed on April 26, a month before the nationwide Memorial Day on May 30 as Virginia marks Confederate Memorial Day. The observance extends across states and territories including the District of Columbia Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico.
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Florida
Georgia
Mississippi
Virginia
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District of Columbia
Virgin Islands
Puerto
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