Railroads and War Echoes From Amarillo Skies
Amarillo area notes celebrate railroads central to mobilization and war effort. Students praise rail lines for transporting troops, matériel, mail, and morale while Santa Fe’s Texas system reports carloads and staff moves amid a 1942 war banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Central
J. Murl McCasland
Juanita Barney
Santa Fe Magazine
Albert Somerville
M. Koppers
C. R. Hughes
George Sealy
Galveston
Brenham
Arcola Junction
Houston
Belton
Lampasas
Brownwood
Ballinger
San Angelo
Temple
Fort Worth
Dallas
Cleburne
Texas
Sherman
Beaumont
Gc&sf
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Co
Gs&sf
Santa Fe
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Colorado
Kansas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Ola D. King
Topeka
Far East
R. H. Reeder
General Water Service
Deming
B .S Smith
C B Adams
John A. Frost
United States Geological Survey
F. M. Frost
Frost
David Coats
Terra Blanca
Mrs. Coats
F. E. Thomas
Amarillo
M. A. Gottshall
A. V. Gentry
Dumas
J. T. Millard
Ina Boyd
Iowa Park
Tex
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railway
Southwest
Frances Glass
Cleburne, Tex
Jimmy” Daley
Jimmie Hulen
Ringling
Okla
A. L. Scott
W. Coffee
J. M. Mulvihill
Kansas City
W. F. Hill
Canadian
John E. Williams
United States Marines
New London, Conn
W. B. Conhurst
Julia Wilson
J. R. Rusher
Trinidad
C. J. Aardal
H. J. Glenn
C. B
Arlis R. Griffith
Nolan Griffith
Audit Office
Marines
Arlis
Russell Stationery Company
Service
Albert R. Greer
Tal
Heavy Swift
Taylor
Palo Duro
East Tenth
Rinso
North Florida
Clabber
Morton Salt
Buchanan St
Wapco
Packard
Sunkist
Meat Department
Fido
Amarillo Globe
Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Avenue
New York
N. Y
Prenn
Laura
del Monte
N. Fillmore
6Th
Mississippi
Parkay Oleo
Oregon
Jor
Snow White
Angel Foods C
Ideal
Packa Marsh Swallows
Teavel
Franks
HAM
Fancy Sunkist
Armour’s
Bloom Longhorn
Oxydol