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Railway Age 1952 January 14 Annual review and Outlook number
Railway Age January 14 1952 Vol 132 No 2
CONTENTS
REVIEW AND OUTLOOK ISSUE
EDITORIAL COMMENT:
What's Going to Happen to the Railroads? 119
The Long Island Issues Get Drawn More Sharply 121
GENERAL ARTICLES:
A Review of Railway Operations in 1951, by J. H. Parmelee 122
The Railroad Year in Pictures 141
What Tariff Simplification in 1952?, by Charles S. Baxter 154
1951 Capital Outlays, at 51.4 Billion, Set Record, by Walter J. Taft 151
Railroad Financial Outlook Less Satisfactory, by Gardner C. Hudson 160
Railroad Purchases in 1951 . . . Another "Highest Ever", by Fred C. Miles and J. W. Milliken 167
Calendar of Labor and Wage Events-1951 110
Freight Station Mechanization Continued "In High" in 1951, by J. W. Milliken 112
Record Maintenance Equipment Purchases in 1951, by Merwin H. Dick 114
Employee Training Programs Thrive in Accounting Departments, by J. W. Milliken 116
Communications Expanded in 1951, by John H. Dunn and Robert W. McKnight 118
A Progressive Year in Signaling, by John H. Dunn and Robert W. McKnight 182
Electrical Highlights in 1951, by Alfred G. Oehler 188
Maintenance Expenditures Hit New High, by Merwin H. Dick 190
Equipment Prices Reported in 1951 193
96,190 Freight Train Cars Ordered, by C. B. Peck and Fred C. Miles 194
Motive Power Orders in 1951, by H. C. Wilcox and Fred C. Miles 202
268 Passenger-Train Cars Ordered in 1951, by C. B. Peck and Fred C. Miles 212
Mexican Railways Showed Greater Gross, Less Net in 1951, by J. M. Orozco Escobosa 215
Canadian Railways Face Many Difficulties, but Continue Improvement Programs, by our correspondent at Ottawa 218
High Construction Rate Keeps Roads Ready, by H. E. Michael 222
DEPARTMENTS:
News of the Railroad World 13
Current Publications 268
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