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Trains Magazine 1948 March The much-taxed Jersey Central How the interline ticke
Trains March 1948 Vol 8 No 5
CONTENTS
Cover photo. By Henry J. McCord.----1
B&O diesel at St. Louis.
Frontispiece. Courtesy Southern Pacific.---2
SP's Noon Daylight at San Francisco.
The much-taxed Jersey Central. By Stephen Bogart.-6
CNJ fights to continue rail service for commuters who need it most.
How the interline ticket works.----14
What happens after the conductor collects your fare.
Diary of a locomotive-----16
ATSF engine 3761 has seen many changes in her 19-year existence.
Early cab-forward locomotive. Forney's tank design.-20
Life on an old-time business car. By R. C. Overton.-21
Intimate CB&Q excerpts from the log of Charles E. Perkins.
Photo section. Selected railroad photographs.--28
Burlington passenger train at Aurora, 28; bridge across the Great Kanawha River at Point Pleasant, 29; C&NW'S Proviso Yard, 30-31; B&O Potpourri, 32-33; UP's Portland Rose follows engine 805 over the American Falls bridge, 34-35; DL&W at Morristown, N. J., 36; observation car of the Burlington's Denver Zephyr, 37.
The complex diesel locomotive. Cut-away drawings.-38
Anything can happen on a fan trip. By Willard V. Anderson.40
About people who go out of their way to look at railroads.
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