Retired Railroad Engineer Reflects on 70 Years of Service
Arlington veteran Charlie Patton recalls a 70 year career beginning with the Texas and Pacific in Fort Worth to Texarkana and ending as engineer on Six Flags Over Texas trains. He survived a rare derailment near a hill cloudburst and a near collision, keeps a gold pocket watch, and relishes the real steam locomotive in daily park service.
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Texas and Pacific
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Six Flags Railroad
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Two-Head Toothbrush Heads for U.S. Market
A two headed toothbrush is selling in four European countries and aims for the United States next. Rene Roy, an ailing French inventor with patent claims to a similar device, dismisses the new toothbrush with a science fiction submarine joke.
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Soprano Solo For Concert in Ellis Park Tonight
Anne Swedish-Moses of Iowa City will headline a municipal band concert at 8 in Ellis Park, performing Visid arte from Tosca and Rodgers selections. The concert led by Frank Piersol features Sousa marches and the trombone section, with free admission for the public.
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Alford
Shostakovich
William Byrd
Jacob
Sousa
Christensen
Invercargill
Lithgow
King
Briegel
Wagner
Rizzo
James Debb
Ray Smith
Dennis Hodge
Mark Lovik
Music Performance Trust
American Federation of Musicians
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