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Norfolk and Western Magazine 1959 February N&W Employee DAMAGED
N&W Norfolk and Western Employee Magazine 1959 February Mining Copper
ALL pages are RIPPLED. Pages are not stuck together
Norfolk and Western Magazine is published every month in Roanoke, Va. THE PICTURES ON THE FRONT COVER of this issue show improvements recently completed on a very important district of our railroad-the installation of traffic control on our Clinch Valley Line. The top picture shows westbound Time Freight Train No. 81 with empty coal cars on the head end, meeting the local freight train which operates between Bluefield and Rift. The picture was taken at Burks Garden, Va., just east of Tazewell.
CONTENTS
Mining Copper on the N. & %V 54
Law Department Officer Named 57
Changes on the Radford Division 57
F. S. Baird Retires58
Robert N. Woodall Succeeds Mr. Baird as
Vice President-Traffic S9
1958 Year of Challenge and Diffi-
culties 6o
Do you Want a to-Cent Dollar? By
Roswell Magill 62
Importance of Industrial Development
Again Stressed by N. & W. President 63
Thanks For Courtesy 63
Coal Men Plan for National Convention 63
Ninth N. & W. Art Show 64
Went Out of Their Way 67
Your Railroad's Freight Business 67
The Safety Contest Standings 68
Annual Better Service Conference to be
Field March 20-21 69
Changes in the Motive Power Department 69
At Welch Better Service Club Meeting 69
Modernized Thinking and Working Needed,
W. S. Clement Asserts 70
Courtesy of the Railroads 70
Kenneth Hyde Honored 71
Promotions in the Engineering De-
partment 71
Colonel Gray Retires from Army in Rail-
road Tradition 71
N. & W. President Addresses College
Deans 73
Big Printing Press Moved by Rail 73
Promotions in the Stores Department73
Superintendent Hale Speaks at Radford
Better Service Meeting 73
Our Safety Score-Board 73
Future of the Farms 74
"Profit by the Past," Vice President
Woodall Urges at Hagerstown 75
Let's Talk About Furniture (The Home
Department) 76
Fifty-Two Men and a Train 77
The Pocaliers 78
With the Veterans 80
The Innumerable Caravan 81
Retirements 8z
The Folks Along the Line 83
Engineer C. W. Cullen Honored104
A. J. Graham Retires 104
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