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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1941

Page

10

Sectionman Walling Returns To Work After Injury

Sectionman C H Walling, slightly injured in a recent automobile accident, reported for work. A covered dish luncheon at Mrs B Farmer’s home on Bowie Street was hosted by the Ladies Auxiliary to the Burlington Lines. Mesdames Standish Lyons McCravey Nally led bridge and 42 games with high scores awarded to Brock and Palmer. Ed Nelson won the white elephant prize. The meeting adjourned.

B. Farmer Bowie Street Burlington W H. Standish J. M. Lyons J. McCravey D. H. Nally O. B. Brock FB. A. Palmer Ed Nelson

Railroads Q&A Outline U S Track and Mile Facts

The document explains differences between railroad miles and track miles and cites 1939 figures. It states 420 116 miles of railway track in the United States at the start of 1939, 20 656 miles of railroad with two or more parallel tracks, and a coast to coast equivalent of 133 parallel tracks. It also notes a hypothetical one line length would require 292 days at one mile per minute. It adds a contact for railroad retirement act information: John A. Livingston, 9354.

Association of American Railroads United States New York San Francisco John A. Livingston

Santa Fe Rail News Highlights Trips and Accidents

Margaret Sullivan, stenographer, missed part of a week due to illness. The Diesel freight engine exhibit drew large crowds in Amarillo, with the largest turnout at the station. Machinist J. C. Rickman relapsed in Topeka hospital. J. P. Hackler in Dallas. Kyle McLain and family returned from Topeka. Oklahoma safety talks noted 82 percent of U S rail fatalities tied to motorist violations at crossings. New Red Rock Creek bridge completed in Oklahoma improving speed to 25 mph. Crew changes and flu layoff reported. Santa Fe carloadings for March 1, 1941 cited.

Margaret Sullivan Chicago Los Angeles Santa Fe Magazine Amarillo Santa Fe Red Rock Creek Oklahoma

Railway personnel and trips feature Amarillo note

Rock Island freight agent W. M Conway appears before the Railroad Commission in Houston. Several staff and family members travel for visits, shows, and vacations across Texas and New Mexico. John M. Spann receives a promotion to freight traffic manager in Chicago. Burlington appoints G. T. Detbert as right of way and tax agent at Fort Worth.

Division W. M Conway Houston Railroad Commission Rock Island Lines John M. Spann Chicago John Cal Davis Amarillo Burlington G. T. Detbert Burlington and Fort Worth

Temporary leave taken for rest and baths at Mineral Wells

A notice notes a temporary leave of absence for an individual and his wife who have traveled to Mineral Wells for a course of baths and needed rest. Additional items mention Machinist A. D. Linley and family visiting Pampa, and R. M. Weston, Fort Worth based chief electrician, spending time in Amarillo checking electrical operations.

A. T. Huckaby el Paso Fort Bliss Mrs. Kelly R. M. Weston Fort Worth Amarillo

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C. H. Walling J. C. Rickman Topeka J. P. Hackler Dallas Kan Kyle McLain Kyle Denver H. H. Nye San Angelo L. W. Watson California N. H. Webb C. F. Gahn Panhandle Borger Oklahoma City The Leon C. Phillips Mr. Brown Clovis T. R. Tipps Noel Greer Western Agricultural Sections Paul P. Hastings Arizona E. P Dudley la Junta, Colo Hack Long Rock Island George R. Bathcum Stratford G. C. Vinson New Mexico South Texas G. C Gulf of Mexico Joe D. Denman G. L. Collins Shirley Mr. Collins Whitesboro Jack Dettle W. P. Dettle Pat Jack Ralph Trollinger Pecos Valley Frank McLain Audit Office R. M. Francis Bobby Bill Baggage Man Bob Francis Elk City Bob Ham Scott Kansas City Brotherhood Fof George B. Marlatt Wildorado Portland Oregon F. B. Gibbs Dalhart E. D. McKenzie H. R. Russell Josh M. Kelly Alan G. Kirk U.S London Naval Intelligence A. D. Linley Pampa Sam Houston Daren S Texas Cora Imperial Sugar Imperial Sugar Company Sugar Land Maxwell Maxwell House Central South America General Foods General Foods Corp Jaques Mfg. Co Dept. CB McCarty BON Ami Pimiento Kraft's Skinner's Crisco Great West Stokely Clorox Jersey Swift del Monte Empson's Meni Ayer Ieris Sunkist Libby C.H. B Morton's LUX Link Sausage Armour Star SEA Foods Columbia River SOLE
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