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Title: Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine
Year: 1920 (1920s)
Authors: Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Subjects: Railroads -- Employees -- Periodicals Railroads -- United States -- Employees
Publisher: (Baltimore, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad)
Contributing Library: University of Maryland, College Park
Digitizing Sponsor: LYRASIS Members and Sloan Foundation

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us promote our transjwrtation sei^iceina more satisfactory and eomomical manner,and in that way serve the public better andpromote the prosperity of our stockholdersand all others connected with the Railroad. 56 Baltimore and Ohio Magazine, December, ig2j On a big railroad like ours it is diffi-cult to keep everybody informed of what isgoing on and \vc thought we could help thissituation by publishing a magazine whichwould take each month to all connected with the Railroad brief messages from officersand employes in all ranks and grades of theservice. It is the desire of the Management tohave on the Baltimore and Ohio a relation- ship of the mti^t intimate and cooperativecharacter between the Management andthe men. We believe that our employesarc anxious to help us get the best resultsthrough cooperative action. The time
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Mr GtorKe A S. M. Shaefer, Assistant to the Harbor Engineer, City of Baltimore, who explained the various notable sights on the inspection trip. 2. TheNestor of the Magazine Correspondents, G. W. Haulenbeek, tries to hog all the limelight with the ladies, but two other old timers, J. Ross GouW and P HStarklauf, were determined to be in the swim. 3- Captain American of the Stoney Creek. 4. Listening to H. Irving Martin newly elected President ofthe CorrespondentsOrganization, explain the interesting history of Fort McHenry. 5. West Virginia and Baltimore get together. No wonder the a^^^^received devoted attention from the male contingent. 6. Learning for the steenth time of the wonderful facilities the Baltimore and Ohio has m BaltimoreHarbor. 7. Seeing at first hand our record breaking coal loading facilities at Curtis Bay. 8. Kidding the photographer Baltimore and Ohio Magazine, December, ig2j 57 has «one by, so it seems to me, when we canexi)ect to attain them by so called driving;

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