Railroad Dispatches Highlight Busy Personnel Moves
A flurry of staff changes across the rail lines includes Dean E. Calhoun assigned to relief clerk No. 5 at Iberia and H. L. Standridge plus H. A. Wade on brakemen’s extra board. Various engineers, conductors, and agents report returns from layoff, medical leaves, or inspections, with safety meetings planned in the division and several trips noted between Amarillo, Tucumcari, Chicago, and Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean E. Calhoun
Iibera
Joe Murrays
Joe
San Pedro
J. C. Montgomery
Bob
H. L. Standridge
H. A. Wade
Harley
Oklahoma
Frank O'Kane
Treight
Fort Worth
Amarillo
Brakeman Co
B. Frederick
Dullag
Sayre
Tucumenri
Raymond Foster
Temple
L. Roy Dee
G. R. Huntoon
Oscar 1. Bilbrey
St. Anthony's Hospital
W. BE
Ed Boynton
E. R. Melvin
Chicago
Brotherhood
Jean Rowe
Olin
Boynton
Herman W. Clutter
Kansas City
Rock Island
Los Angeles
Co. P. Adams
Frederick
Mye-Extra
Brewer
Robert Boynton
Luke Gorman
Reed Beaver
Morse
Reed
L. RB. Dee
Bennett
L. J. Watson
H. E. Jones
H.,&. Beaver
W. d. Grate
D. L. Chambera
Hock Island
Phoenix
Wasa
Arizona
Lubbock
Joe Famplin
Pazo Ornament-aces Aids Relief For Simple Piles
A soothing ointment offers fast relief from pain itching and swelling of simple piles. It lubricates dry tissue reduces soreness and helps prevent cracking with a perforated applicator for easy use.
Paro Suppositories Marketed In Bundled Boxes
An overlong notice promotes Paro Suppositories asking readers to consult their doctor and buy bundles of 14 at drugstores. The wording appears informal and promotional with unclear medical guidance.
Railroad Community News Notes in Amarillo
Multiple railroad workers and their families are listed with moves leaves and illnesses. Frank C. Driver dies of a heart attack at Veterans Hospital Los Angeles. Ruby Mitchell enlists in the WACs. several engineers conductors and brakemen reassigned or on leave across Texas and nearby states. Community notices include visits, hospital stays, and upcoming Burlington Veterans din ner and dance at Herring Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Ashton
C.F. Herner
Chicago
Claude
International Association of Machinista
Frank C. Driver
Veterans Hospital
Los Angeles
KR. Ev Steele
Mineral Wells
W.G. Dickson
Glen T. Moore
George Brandon
Colorado dc
Southern
Denver
Amarillo
Lyy Giles
Gene‘ Shackleford
Lefors
James H. Berg
Hugh J. Rippey
Delts
Cals
W. H. Standish
Ruby I. Mitchell
C. K. Iyle
Wacs
Ruby
Fort Sam Houston
Carmen W. B Richardson
Sulphur Springs
Ohio
J. .W. Lassiter
Fort Worth
F. B. Weatherly
Childress-Lubbock
J. W. Spivey
R. N. Reeves
Northwest
Texas
Burlington
Clyde B. Farmer
Ruby Mitchell
Crystal Ball
Herring Hotel
G. G. Reeves
Lewiston
W. H. Blackshaw
Auxiliary
Mandvel
A.E. Burrow
M. O. D. Conner
A. D. Mergell
Wichita
Falls
Gandera
Childress
Lubbock
J. Bolf
South Plains
Bierley
B. Garrett
South Faces
Joe C. Hudspeth
W. Mitchell
Super Dent
M. Allen
Buster
O. A. Galway
Robert
A. Sims
South Plaing
Sloan
Jim
Fibbetts
Eaney
Charles R. Lynas
Charlie
J.'T. Casey
Fort,Worth
Frank Fidler
Lile Bunch
Magdalens Mountains
New Mexico
F. E. Loveday
Patman
Keller
H. 4
Railroad Foremen and Crew Movements Noted on Plains Division
Barn es R J Parker and D C Nicholson along with Robert M Farnsworth J H Hughes and C W Crites named as switch engine foremen J R Sexton appointed road foreman on the Plains division Conductor B W Wilson on vacation FF Hershinger returns to work and displaces B D Byrd C P Simmons leaves engine foreman post to join switchman's extra board Brakeman S M Chewning takes a third district turn with F Ridner Engineer continuation on page 18
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. M. Chewning
F. Ridner
Railroad News From Amarillo in 1947
Brakemen and conductors changing districts and shifts as illnesses and vacations affect crews. L. E. Rhonda at Topeka Hospital improving after tests. J B Burks moves to switchmen on Nos 1 and 1 23 with Conductor F Cooper. Several workers off for illness with Topeka hospital and Kansas City visits. Thursday November 13 1947.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Brakeman V. RP
Handley
BR. L. Coons
F. F. Hillin
Brakeman
R. L. Coons
RL. Bennett
EB. Elder
W. W. Connery
R. Ll. Bennett
Charles W. Altsman
James J. McCarty
B. F. Dickerson
Topeka
J/ B
Burks
Borger
L. EB
Jack" Rhonda
Dewitt Murray
G. E. Spears
G. H. Herbert
Veteran’s Hospital
C. W. Chandler
Kansas City
Birdwell
F. Cooper
P. D. Clark
H. E. Dodd
H. M
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Relph Budd
R. Capron
C. D. Peckenpaugh
Gen. John A. Hulen
R. Wright Armstrong
C. 5. Edmonds
Robert L. Hoyt
W.C. Logan
W.O. Frame
T. V. Murray, Jr
Harry E. Goowin
Tax and Land- Commission
Wilsor & Williams
Damfcoat Enamel
Mary Right
Fee Cement & Supply Company
Tet Ldels
Lee Eral
Christma
Wwe
Sma Bown
Polk
Tetley
Carrigan
Tobe Druin
A. H. Parker
Virgil Leemaster
Dee Leemanter
I. R. Gould
Wichita Valley
Wichita Falls
Louie C. Dubuque
D. Moore
R. T. Thomas
J. C. Hudspeth
W. M. McDonald
J. W. Weaver
J. P. Marhel
Santa: FE
C. G. Murphy
L.R
Bunting
FL. Bennett
Ee Hitler
C. J. Hood
Hereford
G. B. Beeder
Galveston
Wille Qutlaw
Indorer
North Os
Ofue
Optometrist
East St. St
Phens
J. E. Hewett
Namie
Kentucky
Kentucky Ky
Cyr
Gee
Bpirie
Ate Lesage Co
Chea
Thomsen
News-Globe
Brogele
Monarch
Blue Hill
Our
Atore
Osmopolitan Inc
OED
Pepsi-Cola Company OF Texas
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company of
Port Worts
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