Labor Union Support Mostly Pro Roosevelt in New Surveys
The American Institute of Public Opinion finds labor union members broadly favor Roosevelt and the Democratic Party, with about 59 percent likely to vote for Roosevelt if he seeks a third term and 66 percent favor Democrats to win. Yet support is down from 1936, and Lewis attacks may shift sentiment in coming months.
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Railroads News Briefs Highlight Amarillo Connections
On the Railroads continues with station gossip and moves across Texas. Jeanne Harris of Adrian plans a honeymoon while Luther R. Brown relocates to Amarillo from Erick for a helper role. G. B. Marlotte returns to work after a flu attack as J. R. Gibbon resumes duties post operation.
Railway workers noted in Amarillo area notices and calls
Wednesday reports list A126 personnel changes and recalls including Dalhart staff. Fireman W A Moore moved to Manley Iowa for Rock Island engine service between Manley and St Paul. Art display by L L Albright at Amarillo Hotel Coffee Shop. Davis, Pamplin, and Vaught recalled for increased business. Brakeman Al Dutherage sent to Cedar Rapids. Richard Spann ill with flu but improving. C C Crist reported for 3:30 PM switch engine. J R Nichols back after three weeks. Burlington Lines meeting hosted by Mrs Stringer in Amarillo. A D Lowe attends Brotherhood matters in Fort Worth. Clifton M Cobb of Western Pacific and J A Hosty Jr of L & N, J B Latimer of D&RGW, H W Trueisen of C&NW, J Day of Q A P Railway listed among traveling agents. John E Drummond noted as traveling executive.
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Chicago & North Western Railway
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Quanah
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Amarillo Hi-Y Members Attend Northwest Conference
Amarillo High School will be represented at the Northwest Texas Older Boys Conference in Wichita Falls today and tomorrow by six Hi-Y members. They are Clarence Williams George Causey Flave Pledger Troy Mays Robert Wheatley and Allen Ritter. Sponsor George McWhirter accompanies the group and they plan to return Sunday afternoon. The item notes a separate aside about extreme cold in Oi Mekon East Siberia.
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