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Railway Progress 1950 January Ship operations Sprague of the M&STL
Railway Progress January 1950
WHY WE ARE INVESTIGATING AMERICAN TRANSPORTATION: a senator outlines the aims of an ambitious congressional study. -- THE CHAIRMAN'S COLUMN, society the Goat: somebody is saving money in transportation but it isn't the public. -- FINANCING FIXED IMPROVEMENTS: a railroader warns of generalities in facing this problem. -- Here's An Idea: for greater safety, use a flashing light. -- WEATHER! Industrial meteorology is a new way to take the for granted out of weather. -- Speaking of Subsidies: SHIP OPERATIONS, a shipping industry spokesman explains how little they cost the taxpayer. --$1 BILLION A YEAR: an ICC commissioner gives the railroads some hints on economy. -- RAILROAD MEN OF PROGRESS--VI: Sprague of the M&STL a locomotive engineer doctored a sick railroad back to health. -- A SOUND ECONOMY: a labor leader gives sober consideration to the plight of industry. -- Short Ties: it could only happen on the railroad
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