Railway Progress 1951 June Lessons from Korean Railway War RR Cop

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Railway Progress 1951 June Lessons from Korean Railway War RR Cop
Railway Progress  June 1951
LESSONS FROM THE. KOREAN RAILWAY WAR PAUL Wohl
Rails are
a
powerful, flexible weapon, and hard to destroy
THE CHAIRMAN'S COLUMN R0BERT R. YOUNG
Blame our foreign policy mess on endless reelections
RAILROAD COP FRED B. BARTON
B&O's Charles Daywalt protects his railroad's and customers' property.
THE RAILROAD THAT WOULDN'T DIE VICTOR A. Schlich
Stubbornness and sentimentality hape kept this railroad running
PICTURE STORY:
FREIGHT FUNNEL FOR THE EAST JOSEPH R. Slims
The Potomac Yards handle 6,000 cars a day
ANYWHERE THE. LLAMA GOES ICE LORICK PRINA
American engineers scaled the Andes to build the worlds highest railroad
SHORT TIES HAROLD HELFER
One of Mark Twain's favorite stories
FRP ACTIVITIES
Southern Pacific wins Federation passenger service award
THE RAILROADS IN 1950
A clear financial report on the industry's performance
BEHIND THE WASHINGTON TICKER Edward J. Michelson
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