Poem Dedicates Texas Boys in Service on Rail Route
Eddie Langley writes of a poetry dedication by Frank Sullivan to Texas boys in service. The piece notes Hirohito and the Sun clashing with the Texans while Admiral Nimitz forwards it to top yards chiefs for viewing. Arlington area staff changes and weekend travels are also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Langley
Frank Sullivan
Texas Boys In Service
Hirohito
Hon
Sun
Nimitz
Pacific
Ben Moreel
Bureau of Yards and Docks
Amarillo Notes on Local Railroad Employees and Families
Rock Island news lists returns from trips and leaves of absence for staff such as Quinton Johnson and Jimmie Cogdell. It notes family visits, illness, and housing searches, with several members traveling to Colorado, Minnesota, and Oklahoma, plus updates on promotions and assignments within the division.
Also Mentioned on This Page
D. D. Devers
Pampa
A. C. Clayton
J. H Floyd
Bwitch
A. Giles
Borger
Amarillo
W. T. Hazelwood
Wellington
Texas
Hazelwood
U. S S
East
Rock Island
Earle R. Ely
San Diego
Earle
Halley
Nova and Sons
Monument Lake
Trinidad
Colo
C. E. Ployd
Nashville, Tenn
James
U. S. Air Corps
John Stovall
Nabisco
Niagara Falls
National Biscuit Company A
Florida
Bwchanan St
Sss Schillings Coffee
Brooks
RITZ
Carton
Suizstee
Bell Peppers
Meat Department
O. A
Joe Vinson
Engineer
Wilcox
Missouri
Bethany
Herbert Ross
Fbagle Rock
Minn
Quinton Johnson
Quinton
L. E. Anderson
Mr. Anderson
J. Jones
Charles Thompson
H. E. Jones
Colorado
New Mexico
B. A. Smith
Dalhart
Panhandle
D. T. McKie
Frank Steinwinder
G. W. Pride
el Reno
W. D. Westbay
Bill
A. L. Holland
Alvah
Stephen
Houston
Mrs. Holland
Corsicana
J. R. Nichols
Carman
J. C. Perkins
Jimmie Cogdell
Jimmie
Ted Y. Helmcamp
P. H. Pope
Amarillo-Liberal
B. F. Lathen
B. F. Sherrill
W .M Gill
Leonard Gill
Dakotas
Bruce Prancis
Elk City
Oklo
Bruce
Los Angeles
R. L Gill
N. L. Garner
Athens
N. Fillmore
OLEO
Morton
Comet Rice
Lge
6Th
Mississippi
Kraft
Sch
Fei
Parasnow
Fiat
Celery Lee
Califor
Arkansas Concord
Ike
Sean LB
Pinkney
Chuck
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