Louisville & Nashville Employee Magazine L&N 1951 July

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L&N Employee Magazine Louisville & Nashville 1951 July
L&N Employee Magazine Louisville & Nashville 1951 July
CONTENTS
IS OUR CHARACTER CHANGING?Self-reliance has always been an American legacy. Are we in danger of losing it and its related virtues? J. 0llie Edmunds 1
YOUR FOOD, YOUR FUTURE AND FOREIGN FREIGHTSince a good share of the nation's freight to and from foreign countries moves through the L. & N.-served Gulf ports, all employes have a stake in the foreign freight department's work. M. J. RoBards 6
FRIENDLY SERVICE RALLIES HELD AT ETOWAH AND CORBINSuccessful meetings bring 1950-1951 F. S. season to a closeR. R. South 10
S.E.U.M. WAS "SOME" AFFAIRB. of L. E. and Grand International Auxiliary hold successful 26th Annual Southeastern Union Meeting at Louisville in June  15
THEY DID IT AGAIN!The Old Reliable again hires-this time as an assistant freight agent-one Ralph W. Griffin, whose misadventures as a trackman were reported upon rather fulsomely in the January, February and March, 1951 issues of this publication. Ralph W. Griffin 21
AND OTHER FEATURES
LOOK-WE'RE MOVING! (FRONTISPIECE) 2
FRIENDLY TIES   3
R. E. BISHA HAILS SOUTH'S POTENTIALITIES  5
KINDLY REMIT ,589  16
MEDICAL DISTRICTS CONSOLIDATED  16
CUMBERLAND VALLEY TRACK BEST, REPORTS RECORDER CAR  17
WHAT Do You KNOW?  18
GENERAL AGENT G. W. PHELPS RETIRES 18
GENERAL MARSHALL THANKS THE RAILROADS  18
HE MAKES DOLL BEDS AT 70 Custis L. Stamp  19
GENERAL BRADLEY'S CAREER HUNG ON A PASS  20
728TH 'RAILBIRDS" MEET AT LOUISVILLE 20
Two GRADUATE IN LAW AT LOUISVILLE  22
WANTED-L. & N. VETERANS TO ATTEND CONVENTION  23
BRITAIN'S TRANSPORT AGAIN "IN RED"  23
OF FEMININE INTEREST .... 24
PASSENGER TRAFFIC-HELPERS  25
R. I. MCENNIS TO HEAD ZACHARY TAYLOR POST  25
IMPRINTS ON OUR SANDS OF TIME 26
PRESIDENT TILFORD HEADS LOCAL CHAPTER, N. D. T. A.  29
NEWS OF THE CLUBS  30
MORE "LIVING BETTER" GRADUATES  32
GROUP INSURANCE PREMIUMS TAKE ANNUAL "VACATION"  35
RAILROAD DIARY  35
CONGRATULATIONS  36
THE OTHER SIDE OF THE TRACKS  37
TRAFFIC-AIDERS  39
OUR FREIGHT BUSINESS  39
SPORTS ON THE OLD RELIABLE  40
CALLED TO THE COLORS  43
C. S. ROPER WINS JUNE CARTOON CONTEST 43
C.D. QUINN DIES44
DUANE A. GORMAN IS DEAD 44
WISE AND OTHERWISE45
ABOUT THE FAMILY46
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