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Railway Age 1945 May 19 V-E Day and the Railways
Railway Age 1945 May 19
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Contents
EDITORIALS
V-E Day and the Railways859
The Railways Need a Program860
Rolling Stock and "Redeployment"860
The Battle of Cars861
Toward Improvement in Fixed Properties861
V-E Day Brings Hope for Railway Materials862
Signals Keep Trains Moving862
A REVIEW OF FREIGHT PROGRESS
Mr. Shipper, You're the Doctor! 863
The Shippers' Interest in Sound Transportation Policy, by Charles W. Braden 865
Railways Struggle with Heavy Burdens 868
Railroads Still Highballing War Freight 874
Progress in Worsting Winter Weather 878
Wanted 95,000 Men 880
War's Lessons Shape Motive Power Future 886
Deterioration Threatens Car Supply 890
Signals Bring Benefits to Shippers 894
Too Little . . . But Not Yet Too Late 898
Better Fixed Plant a Railroad "Must" 901
RAILROADS-IN-WAR NEWS 906
GENERAL NEWS 910
NEW BOOK 911
FREIGHT OPERATING STATISTICS 919
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