Home War Patrol Rationing Notice Highlights
Official home front guidance lists War Ration Book numbers and stamps for coffee sugar shoes red and blue stamps for foods, meats, fats, and cheese with expiration dates. It covers gasoline tire inspections renewal procedures and guidance to consult local ration boards for purchases of automobiles bicycles typewriters and other restricted items.
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THE
Home War Patrol
Regional
Office of War Information
Rail workers notes and assignments across Amarillo division
Clerk P Garrison travels to St Louis with family as son Leon Garrison joins officer training in Virginia. Q J Dial to Channing replacing Henry Tims. Conductor Hudspeth and Brakeman McElreath move to weed burner crews. Several staff changes, leave, and promotions unfold across crews. Navy letters, family visits, and vacations are reported.
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P. Garrison
St. Louis
Leon Garrison
Leon
Virginia
Charlotte
Santa Fe Railway Notices and Personnel Moves
Kansas City Southern visitor in Oklahoma City division freight office. C C Blair returns to duty next week. Georgia Ruth Burson and Edith Lou McGee take a vacation. Sympathy to Ralph Miller on his mother Mollie E Miller's death. Gerald J Stump joins Transportation Corps basic training in New Orleans. G F Kay from Southern Railway visits division. Jean Hiatt new in accounting. Jeanette Donaldson resigns as she marries Ensign P A Quarles Jr June 9. Best wishes to Jeanette and Con gratulations to P A. H M Rainer attends farm meeting in Junction City. Geo Adamecik visits. Pear Hammond's brother passes in Wichita. Wilbur Anglund on Pecos Valley business.
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Gerald J. Stump
Santa Fe
Transportation Corps
New Orleans
Jeanette Donaldson
Division Freight Office
P. A. Quarles, Jr
Annapolis
Jeanette
P. A
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Iit News
Globe-News Ration Review
Burlington
Amarillo
Q. J. Dial
Channing
Henry C. Tims
Claude
Joe C. Hudspeth
J. R. McElreath
Andy J. Lawlers
Yale, Ark
Mrs. Lawler
W. C. Dunaway
D. J. Daniels
Fort Sill
Oklo
U.S. Army
Buck
Engineer's Corps
G. C. Ware
Childress
A. W. Thompson
L. A. Thomas
J. W. Daniels
J. EB. Bennett
Brakeman
Gene Joyce
Rogers, Ark
P. W. McConnell
Pevine Garrison
J. W. Thompson
J. W. Keyes
Dee Leemaster
San Diego
Cal
Dee, Jr
Camp Callon
FE. L
John W. Morrison
Oklahoma City
Marvin Robinson
Mary Helen
Amarilo
Canyon
Amaryllis Robinson
West Texas State Teachers College
Ll. A. Thomas
Cc. E. Kenneth
Danville
Ill
Mexico
Clarence
L. N. Boddie
W. R. Kirk
Wichita Falls
C. P. Peckenpaugh
Fort Worth
J. W. Mode
Ladies Auxiliary
Burlington Lines
J. C. Sparks
Arthur Street
Rear
A. C. Blank
R. Calvert
S. J. McCravey
Sam Lewis
R. N
Newt” Hilton
Roundhouse
U. S. Navy
Newt
Navy
R. N. Hilton
Uss
Reed
San Francisco
Co. J. Fitz
C. J
Stark Fitz
Fighting Forces
Seabees
H. L. Ott
Harry, Jr
Vineyard Haven
Mass
Carl Key
J. W. Key
Carl
California
Carman
L. T. Hardin
Borger
L.S. Johnson
Johnson
Rochester
Minn
E. J. Stoops
Calif
James L. “Wimpy” Hill
Glenn Quattlebaum
Accounting Department
Carl Lester
Stono
R. D. Shelton
H. H. Ball
Santiago
Paraguay
S. A
R. FE. Edmonson
A. P. Morrow
C. H. Fox
E. F R. Jackson
Thomas R. Ewing
Pfc
T. R. Ewing
William and Jefferson College
North Hall
Washington
J. A. Carrigan
Ft. Worth
O. D. West
Joe F. Haynes
Belew
N. M
Joe
North Ireland
Tom Morgan
Tom
H. Q
New York City
T. S. Torrance
Austin
Fred Schecher
C. W. Kelley
Jack Weirick
J. C. White
Stone
Jim Mulvihill
Freight Traffic Department
Kansas City
H. Walker
Morton
Hy Yo
Kate Smith
Mr. Duckwall
Louisville
Aman
Mr. Duck
Kate
Fister
Kate Smith Speaks
Bs Network
Kates
King Powde
Kansas City Southern Ry Co
Division
C. C. Blair
Georgia
Ruth Burson
Edith Lou McGee
Ralph Miller
Mollie E. Miller
G. F. Kay
Southern Railway
Sion
Jean Hiatt
H. M. Rainer
Junction City
Kans
Geo, Adamecik
Northern Pacific Ry
Miss Pearl
Hammond
Wichita, Kansas
Wilbur Anglund
Pecos Valley
Rock Island
John W. Renegar Ang
John
West
Schilling
Mit
Bel
Gers
Chase and Sanborn’s
Borden's
Hershey
LINIT
Oxydol
Kellogg's
Pel Monte Corn Blackto
N. Fillmore
IOC
Polsome
Fillmore
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