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Title: Railway mechanical engineer
Year: 1916 (1910s)
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Subjects: Railroad engineering Engineering Railroads Railroad cars
Publisher: New York, N.Y. : Simmons-Boardman Pub. Co
Contributing Library: Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh
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employees the thing most needed in the railroad field is an increase in the economy and efficiency of operation. The thing most needed to bring this about is an increase in the efficiency of labor. Probably nothing will contribute so much toward increasing the efficiency of labor as a better understanding by the managements and the men of one anothers problems and points of view. The best way to bring about a better understanding will be for the officers and representatives of the employees of the various individual railways to get together and frankly talk over their mutual problems. Whether or not national agreements or national boards of adjustment exist under private operation, the efficiency and loyalty of the employees of the individual lines will depend largely upon the fairness and frankness with which the managements deal with them, and frequent conferences between the officers and representatives of the men can hardly fail to beget fairness and frankness on both sides.—Railway Age.
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Pluto by International The Naval Balloonists. Who Were Lost in the Canadian Wilds, Their Way Home fZaihffi PfediaiJ^a ll 3\§ii\eer (Formerly the RAILWAY AGE GAZETTE, MECHANICAL EDITIONwith which the AMERICAN ENGINEER was incorporated) — V. =^T Published on the l-iK-1 Thursday ot Every Month by theSIMMONS-BOARDMAN PUBLISHING COMPANY Edward a. Simmons, President Memo i be, I ice-Presideni mid Treasurer L. B, Sherman, Vice-President Samuel . I>i nn, Vice-President I mi, R. Mn ls, I v , Pi sident Roy V. VYKH.in. Set rotary Woolwortb Building, New York, N, V. F. 1L Thompson, Business Manager, Cleveland Chicago: Transportation Bids, Cleveland: J41 The Arcade Washington: Home Life Bldg Cincinnati: First National Bank Bldg. London: 34 Victoria Street, Westminster, S. \\ I Cable Address: LTrasigmec, London Roy V. Wright, EditorA. F. Stuebing, Managing Editor K E. Thayer, European Editor C. B. Peck, Associate Editor E. L. Woodward, Associate Editor C. N. Winter, Associate Editor C.

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