Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine (1912) (14761464735)

Identifier: baltimoreohioemp06balt (find matches)
Title: Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine
Year: 1912 (1910s)
Authors: Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Subjects: Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Publisher: (Baltimore, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad)
Contributing Library: University of Maryland, College Park
Digitizing Sponsor: LYRASIS Members and Sloan Foundation



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w Tunnel Opened 28 United War Work Campaign Results 29 The Day By Henry Chappel 29 P. Frank Finnegan Returns to Baltimore and Ohio 31 Agent John Draper Inspires Workers .— 32 Correct Time Valuable Asset By W. C. Donnelly 33 Womens Success as Station Guards 34 To Supervise Women Employes 35 Welfare Department Aims Outline 36 School Course in Accident Prevention 37 Lieutenant Ritchie Killed in France 38 Lieutenant Pfaff Victim of Huns 39 Changes and Promotions 40 Pay Passengers Have Preference 42 Editorial 44 Home Dressmakers Corner 46 News of VeteransAssociation 49 Safety First Roll of Honor SO U. S. Railroad Administration Orders and Circulars S3 Letters from Over There 58 Among Ourselves 65 Published monthly at Baltimore, Maryland, by the employes of the Baltimoreand Ohio Railroad to promote community of interest and greater efficiency. Con-tributions are welcomed from all employes. Manuscripts and photographs will bereturned upon request. Please write on one side of the sheet only
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UNITED STATES RAILROAD ADMINISTRATION OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR GENERAL Washington, November 5, 1918. To Officers and Employes of Railroads under Federal Control: Final reports indicate that $184,868,300.00 was subscribed to theFourth Liberty Loan by officials and employes of railroads underFederal control. I am greatly encouraged by this renewed evidenceof the practical patriotism and loyalty of the men and women inthe railroad service of the United States. On many of the railroadsone hundred per cent, of the employes have subscribed and on manyothers the subscriptions are almost one hundred per cent. To the employes of such railroads I want to express my especialgratification and thanks, and to all railroad employes who haveloaned their money to their Government in the Fourth Liberty Loancampaign, I want to extend my hearty congratulations and deepappreciation. They have strengthened the tie already binding them to theirGovernment, and they have sent to our courageous soldiers andsailo