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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1946
Page
7
CAPT. CLARA WILLIAMS requests the return of her papers and Christmas furlough ticket. A billfold with money was found, but the finder may keep the money if the papers and ticket are returned.
Melvina Smith asks that the finder of a strip of fur lost Thursday night on Harrison contact 1404 Washington at 4992, requesting the return of the fur.
An ex soldier offers to work in manual or clerical roles caring for equipment or homes. He targets officers and others who might need dependable help in managing property or gear.
A 53 year old man, slightly disabled but able and willing to work, seeks employment. Describes himself as sober, honest and industrious with a reference from Bob at Box 3503 in Amarillo.
The Amarillo era notes the sudden death of Winfield Prentice and extends condolences to his family. It lists numerous railroad staff on vacation or holiday assignments across towns like Gainesville Dalhart and Des Moines, plus transfers and leaves affecting engineers conductors and clerks during the season.
Frank O Kane AF and TM of Fort Worth and his wife spent Monday and Tuesday in Amarillo visiting relatives and friends. The item notes other local railroad workers’ Christmas time at home and health updates, including W D McClure A Standburg Ira M Jush W B Brewer and Jack Herring.
Mrs. W A Roach and children visit parents in Chil dress for Christmas. Brakeman H M Holcomb bids in the temporary vacancy with Conductor A J Morris on the Chil dress Lubbock local. The other brakeman assigned is E V Palmer. The J W Modes host Morty G Ty this week.
The text identifies Mr. Tyler with Walt Disney Studios and notes Mrs. Tyler as the former Helen, indicating connections within LA's entertainment industry.
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