Cover:
The Fowler Street
freight yard in Milwaukee in the heart of the warehouse
district
Speeding the Mail on Its Way------4
President's Commission Starts
Work-Rules Study ------------7
President Quinn's Year-End Review--8
Signs of the Times in Railroad
Stamps --------------10
Savings Bonds Now's the Time to
Buy---------13
W. A. Keller, Reservations Head,
Retires ------14
Appointments ----------------15
J. H. Andrews
Leaves Freight Claim Post; to Serve the Railroad as
Consultant-----15
Measure of a Mayor: "Sound as a
Rock"-------------16
Retirements ----------------17
About People of the Railroad-----19
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Cover:
Around the world with Flexi-Van, all
the way to Japan! No, your eyes don't deceive you. Right in
the heart of Tokyo, a Wide World cameraman recently mapped
this picture of a Milwaukee Road Flexi-Van being operated as
a semi-trailer truck. together with one of the New York
Central Lines, bucking traffic in the City's business
district.
Annual Report-1960
----3
Carscope ----------------------8
First Minuteman Car Moves Over The
Milwaukee Road -11
Ten-Point Program Sparks Perfect
Shipping Drive -------12
Magna Carta for Transportation 13
"Rail and Express Night" at Rockford
-------------14
What's New On the Milwaukee? The
"Simmons Cyclone" Snow Blower ---------------15
Retirements
------------16
Carl Dahnke Retires; Good Fellowship
Marks End of Passenger Traffic Career ----17
Appointments
---------18
About People of the Railroad -----20
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Cover:
Glenview station
"Station Warming" at Glenview--4
Vice
President R. S.
Stephenson Retires; C. E. Crippen Elected to
Financial Office ---------------7
Regional Freight Accounting Program
Completed ---------8
G. M. Ryan Retires; Honored by
Freight Traffic Force ----10
The Milwaukee
Road Acts to Strengthen Rail Competition --11
Deerfield "Spreads the
Green" ---12
Safety Trophy Awarded tor Milwaukee
Terminals ---13
Anyone
for Art? It's Booming --14
Appointments
-------------15
Retirements ---------------16
How I Was Bitten by the Collecting
Bug By R. E. Melzer -------------17
About People of the Railroad ---18
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Cover:
Milwaukee Road Magazine readers who
state that their preference in cover art is pictures of
equipment may here feast their eyes on a pleasure-giving
sight: a head-on view of the first cab control car of the
Road's new fleet of stainless steel bi-level suburban
coaches.
New Double Deck Passenger Coaches Go
Into Service-------4
Milwaukee Bi-Polar Locomotive
Documents Railroad History-----7
"Gold Spike" Ceremony at Mobridge-8
President Quinn Cited for
Achievement; Receives University of Minnesota Award
----------------------10
At the Operating Department Staff
Meeting ----------------11
In the Retirement Spotlight --13
Appointments
-------------14
Railroading in Wartime 100 Years Ago
---------------16
Retirements -------------------13
Karl F. Nystrom
----------------19
About People of the Railroad-20
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Cover:
THE
problems of a "Life"
magazine photographer had nothing on those of the fellow who
took the pictures at the Road's $800,000 tunnel enlarging
project carried out this year on the Rocky Mountain and
Coast Divisions. In addition to contending with the noise of
machinery ripping out roadbed as it bounced back from tunnel
walls, and the whirlwind stirred up by "cyclone" fans that
kept the air free
of
dust and fumes (both hardly
noticed by the men on the job), not the least of his
problems was getting anyone to stand still tor a picture.
Since all of the work was done under traffic, everyone was
"sorry, too busy".
Higher Tunnels for Higher Loads---4
Newsprint-Handled With Care ----8
Traffic Students "Analyze" Sales
Methods ----------------10
O. G. Edwards---------------11
Trackage Increased in Seattle Area;
New Spur Geared to Industrial Growth ------------12
How Big My Woodpile By V. E.
McCoy---------------14
Public Safety Program Cited for
National Award ---------------16
Appointments ------------------16
W. A. Dietze Retires; G. H. Kronberg
Heads Public Relations and Advertising ----17
Chicago Golf Crown Match----19
"Blue Haven" Becomes Home--20
Retirements -------------------22
About People of the Railroad--23
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