Santa Fe Carloadings Week Ending December 8 1945
Santa Fe System carloadings for the week ending December 8 1945 were 25 28 compared with 23 678 for the same week in 1944. Cars received from connections totaled 9 713 compared to the prior period.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1945
Page
4
Santa Fe System carloadings for the week ending December 8 1945 were 25 28 compared with 23 678 for the same week in 1944. Cars received from connections totaled 9 713 compared to the prior period.
In Watford City North Dakota Donald Erickson who has endured a series of injuries over two years visits a hospital for a leg fracture from a mine accident. His wife accompanies him and shortly after their arrival births a daughter.
At a Chicago service station Daniel Cercone was robbed by a man who aimed a .45 automatic. William McNeil, a part time employee, shouted a greeting, startling the bandit who fled without paying for 10 gallons of gasoline. Nearby, Mrs. Barnhart of Pampa left after visiting relatives in the city.
Fred C. Reeder joins with Judge C B Reeder and George Prowse to form a law office in the Medical-Professional Building Corpus Christi. Reeder, Navy veteran and 1935 SMU Law School graduate, worked with Morris Coakley and served on the naval legal staff in Europe and the 12th Fleet before practicing in Amarillo with his father and brother Alton M.
The article traces the early Texas law practice of C B Reeder and Joe B Dooley as partners in Reeder Reeder & Reeder before dissolution after Crawford B Reeder Jr joined his father. Fred Reeder stayed with the firm until November 1942 when he volunteered for duty.
The article notes Leland A. Prowse of Corpus Christi earned his LLB from the University of Texas in 1939. After admission to the bar he joined the legal staff of the RFC in Washington. The piece also mentions his service with the Seabees and Ray Reeder as a brother.
Ernest L. Waters technician fifth grade 413 North East Tenth travels from Pearl Harbor aboard the USS Tripole and will receive his Army discharge immediately upon reaching the United States.
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