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L&N Employee Magazine Louisville & Nashville 1953 February Damage
L&N Employee Magazine Louisville & Nashville 1953 February
CONTENTS
CONCRETE-SOLID SERVANT OF THE SYSTEMTough-customer material of countless everyday uses, concrete is being adapted more and more to railroading M. J. RoBards 2
THOMAS E. OWEN, MAGAZINE'S VETERAN EDITOR, PASSESDeath ends a 40-year career devoted to legal and editorial work, advertising and public relations 7
OUR LUCKY LOUISIANA PURCHASEHow the purchase of this territory 150 years ago transformed America Charles Nutter 8
A BETTER SURGERY IS BUILT AT SOUTH LOUISVILLE -But it is hoped that a pathway won't be beaten to its door R. R. South 32
HIS STAR IS RISINGDown Nashville way a singing switchman is well on his way to fame and fortune Custis L. Stamp 19
AND OTHER FEATURES
FRIENDLY TIES 1
PROTECTION FOR You AND YOURS 10
WHEN THE GULP WIND STOPPED AT ATMORE 12
CALLED TO THE COLORS 12
No MORE PASSENGERS FOR THE F. & C. 13
NEW PLANT SOON TO PRODUCE NYLON 14
LONG CAREER AS LOCAL SURGEON ENDED 14
THE VALUE OF SAFETY WORK .... 15
"RAILROAD-IN-ACTION" No. 5 OF A SERIES 15
M. B. HARLAN RETIRES 16
NEW SPUR TO BE BUILT IN ALABAMA 16
DANNY DO-RIGHT 16
TRACK RECORDER CAR RIDES AGAIN 17
DEATH TAKES VETERAN CORRESPONDENT 17
LOSSES THAT CANNOT BE RECOVERED 18
COMING OF RAILROADS REDUCED POSTAGE RATES 18
B. A. R. E. CELEBRATES 40TH ANNIVERSARY 20
SPECIAL ENGINEER I. D. BENEN RETIRES 20
"UNTIL WE MEET AGAIN, BUT NOT GOODBYE" 21
KENTUCKIAN RETIRES AS SPECIAL COUNSEL FOR A. A. R. 21
A. A. R. SETS PRECEDENT IN COLLEGE CONVOCATION SERIES 22
RAILROAD "Y" TO SHARE IN FUND DRIVE 23
ONE OF RAILROAD'S LARGEST CUSTOMERS DECENTRALIZES 23
PAST YEAR RAILROADS' SAFEST 24
DIXIE ROUTE PASSENGER HEAD RETIRES 24
SHOPMEN "MONOPOLIZE" SUGGESTION AWARDS IN JANUARY 25
OF FEMININE INTEREST 26
C. T. C. BEING INSTALLED BETWEEN CORBIN AND ETOWAH 27
PASSENGER TRAFFIC-HELPERS 28
FRIENDS HONOR RETIRING CLAIM AGENT WITH DINNER 29
"STUDENT" E. S. JOUETT, 89, STUDIES FRENCH 29
CONGRATULATIONS 30
RAILS PLAY PROMINENT PART IN INAUGURATION 31
MOBILE'S A. C. YOUNG ELECTED VETS' PRESIDENT 34
LONG LIFE COMES TO END 34
SURVEY SHOWS REGULATION HAMPERS BUSINESS GROWTH 35
THEY HAVE PASSED THE MILEPOSTS 36
NEWS OF THE CLUBS 38
MAINTENANCE OF WAY MEN TO MEET 39
SPORTS ON THE OLD RELIABLE 40
MRS. S. H. PRUITT WINS RAIL RHYMES CONTEST 41
TRAFFIC-AIDERS 42
WISE AND OTHERWISE 43
ABOUT THE FAMILY 44
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