Railway Loser In Court Test
The Texas and Pacific Railroad lost a decision in court yesterday as the US Fifth Circuit in Shreveport dismissed the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen lodge of Alexandria complaint filed under the Railway Labor Act. The court reversed a prior judgment and remanded with directions to dismiss the complaint, citing lack of justifiable cause for a declaratory judgment. Judges Sigley Hutcheson and Holmes heard the appeal.
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Follies of ’47 Seats Still Open in Amarillo
Amarillo Junior League offers remaining seats for the Follies of 1947 at Municipal Auditorium on November 1. Mail orders overflow the reservation board kept by Mrs K Patton at 2613 Hughes. Tickets cost 3 dollars with tax and 2 dollars for some seating. box office opens October 29 at White & Kirk.
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Vehicle collapse after war drops Philippine fleet
In 1940 the Philippines registered 54764 motor vehicles and by postwar time only 12281 remained. The drop shows extensive wartime destruction and loss of civilian transport assets across the country.
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