Santa Fe Railroad Inch by Inch Chronicle of Amarillo Staff
Santa Fe machinist Harry Sharpless will retire October 1 after 39 years starting in 1904. Fireman M D Eck, discharged from military service, returns to Amarillo and seeks engineer seniority at Waynoka. Many personnel moves reported including new inspectors, hospital visits, transfers, and a new Sharon Ann Sharpless baby girl at Northwest Texas hospital.
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Jake” Holbrook
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William B. Cox
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758Th Engineers
Roundhouse Work Force Takes Short Vacation and Enlists
In the roundhouse several workers take a break as O Sanchez joins the marines and C Sides, a machinist helper, leaves for Fort Sill to report for training. A Cruz also reports to Fort Sill for training as part of ongoing military assignments.
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