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Norfolk and Western Magazine 1979 March N&W Employee About the Coal Industry
N&W Norfolk and Western Employee Magazine 1979 March About the Coal Industry
Norfolk and Western Magazine is published monthly (except August) at Roanoke Va. Vol57 #3. About the cover, NW freight train crossing Mississippi River at Hannibal, Missouri, on NW's Kansas City, Mo.-Springfield-Decatur, Illinois run. Hannibal is Mark Twain country. Missouri's second bridge across Mississippi River was constructed here in 1871. Hannibal got started in 1812 and rapidly became a center for lumber, grain, tobacco and pork. During the 1850's, railroad shops were built at Hannibal. (Color photograph by NW Photographer Jim Sutliff.)
Features
How're We Doing? 1
Two-Minute Quiz 1
Around the Rail Industry 5
Lincoln's Influence 10
First Aid For Burns 12
Craft Festival, Roanoke13
About Alcoholism ...15
Poisons in the House17
Books, Paintings27
Recipes, Virginia28
Corporation News
Coal Industry News 2
Virginia Ports 4
Crossings, Safety at 6
Car, Locomotive Fleet7
Sunflowers Help Traffic7
Safety Cars on Tour8
Employee Commendations9
Promotions, Engineering11
NW Shirts, Watches14
40-Year Service Pins16
Folks Along the Line
Begins on page19
Retirements 18
Innumerable Caravaninside back cover
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