Michael Sol Collection - Milwaukee Road Archive

now in the program, to obtain increased
allotments from one of every
two now who in are the now program, participating to obtain and to in­
personally creased allotments contact each from employee. one of every
two Mr. who Dilley are outlined now participating the organization and to
of personally this year'scontact effort and each cited employee. a recent
article Mr. that Dilley appeared outlined the in organization The Wall
Street of this Journal year's effort whichand stated cited ina part: recent
"For article years, that Uncle appeared Sam has in been The urg­ Wall
ing, Street 'Buy Journal U. S. Savings which stated Bonds.' in And part:
for "For years, years, sophisticated Uncle Sam money has been manurgagersing, have 'Buy been U. S. urging, Savings 'Don't Bonds.' buyAnd U.
S. for Savings years, Bonds-they're sophisticated money a lousyman investment.'agers
have been urging, 'Don't buy U.
S. "But Savings nowBonds-they're the money managers a lousy are in­
saying vestment.' that institutions and people who
want "But to be now paid the a money good rate managers of return are
on saying theirthat savings institutions might indeed and people consider who
savings want to bonds. be paid The a good interest rate paid of return on E
and on their H bonds, savings 5Y2might percent indeed when consider held
tosavings maturity, bonds. is beginning The interest to look paid more on E
attractive and H bonds, in light 5Y2 of percent continuing when de­ held
clines to maturity, in rates is beginning paid on many to look other more
kinds attractive of savings in light andof debt continuing securities. de­
And, clines judging in rates frompaid talks on with many econo­ other
mists, kinds bankers of savings and and other debt money securities. specialists,
And, judging a safe 5from Y2 percent talks with couldecono soon
look mists, downright bankers generous." and other money spe­
AWARD OF MERIT PRESENTED FOR 1,086,011 MANHOURS WITHOUT A DISABLING
INJURY. Shown at the presentation of the National Safety Council's award at Tomah
Shops are G. J. Barry, superintendent of safety; F. J. Reese, shop superintendent at
AWARD OF MERIT PRESENTED FOR 1,086,011 MANHOURS WITHOUT A DISABLING
Tomah; F. A. Upton, the railroad's chief mechanical officer; and A. Hallenberg, assistant
INJURY. Shown at the presentation of the National Safety Council's award at Tomah
chief mechanical officer.
Shops are G. J. Barry, superintendent of safety; F. J. Reese, shop superintendent at
Tomah; F. A. Upton, the railroad's chief mechanical officer; and A. Hallenberg, assistant
chief mechanical officer.
Tomah Locomotive APPOINTMENTS
Department Tomah Locomotive Receives APPOINTMENTS
Safety Department AwardReceives
cialists, He pointed a safe out 5 Y2 that percent nearly could 16 mil­ soon
lion look American downright families generous." now own Sav­
The Locomotive Department employ­
Safety Award
ees at Tomah (Wis.) Shops have reingsHe
Bonds-that's pointed out that approximately nearly 16 mil­ 2 ceived The Locomotive the National Department Safety Council's employ­
million lion American more families than now those own who Sav­ "Award ees at Tomah of Merit" (Wis.) for the Shops operation have of re­
now ings own Bonds-that's common stocks approximately in corpora­ 2 1,086,011 ceived the manhours National Safety withoutCouncil's a distions.
million In more addition, families approximately than those who ten abling "Award injury of Merit" from for Julythe 27, operation 1964 toof
million now own individuals, common are stocks nowin enrolled corpora­ Dec. 1,086,011 31, 1971. manhours without a dis­
intions. the Payroll In addition, Savingsapproximately Plan where they ten
work million at more individuals, than 40,000 are now businesses enrolled
abling The award injury was from presented July 27, April 1964 6 into
Tomah Dec. 31, by1971. Frank A. Upton, the rail­
W. K. Peterson W. F. Bannon
and in the industrial Payroll Savings firms throughout Plan where the they
country. work at more than 40,000 businesses
and Following industrial the firms meeting throughout in Chicago, the
meetings country. were held on each division to
brief Following bond solicitors the meeting on thein objectives Chicago,
and meetings procedures were held of theon campaign. each division to
brief Besides bond the solicitors award on received the objectives by the
railroad and procedures for overall of the employee campaign. participation;
Besides the the Aberdeen award received Division; by the
Chicago-Fullerton railroad for overall Avenue employee Offices; partici­ the
Iowa, pation; Minnesota the Aberdeen and Dakota Division; Division; the
the Chicago-Fullerton La Crosse Division; Avenue and the Offices; Rocky the
Mountain Iowa, Minnesota Divisionand alsoDakota received Division; Minute
the Man La Crosse Awards Division; in recognition and the ofRocky their
high Mountain levels Division of employee also participation.
received Minute
The Man IM&D Awards Division in recognition has to date of their recorded
high levels the highest of employee level of participation. employee
participation The IM&D inDivision this year's has bond to date drive re­
-95 corded percent. the highest The division level of has employee also
achieved participation overin 50this percent year's bond employee drive
participation -95 percent. in The the division Payroll Savings has also
Plan achieved for sixover consecutive 50 percent years employee and is
entitled participation to display in the fivePayroll gold stars Savings on
its Plan Minuteman for six consecutive Flag. years and is
entitled It is estimated to display thatfive overall gold employee stars on
participation its Minuteman in this Flag. year's drive should
reach It is more estimated than 65 that percent. overall employee
participation in this year's drive should
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than 65 percent.
road's The chief award mechanical was presented officer. April Re­ 6 in
ceiving Tomah the by award Frank onA. behalf Upton, of the Lorailcomotiveroad's chief Department mechanical employees officer. was Re­
Frank ceiving J. the Reese, award shop on superintendent behalf of the Lo­ at
Tomah. comotive InDepartment addition, each employees employee was
received Frank J. an Reese, inscribed shop memento superintendent of theat
occasion. Tomah. In addition, each employee
received In a letter an inscribed of congratulations memento of Mil­ the
waukee occasion. Road President Curtiss E.
Crippen In a said, letter "The of congratulations accomplishment Mil­ of
this waukee outstanding Road record President is theCurtiss result of E.
efforts Crippen bysaid, every"The employee accomplishment and superof
visor. this outstanding It means that record everyone is the has result beenof
doing efforts his by job every andemployee has beenand doing super­ it
with visor. real It means concern that about everyone not only has been his
personal doing his safety job but and that has of been those doing withit
whom with real he works. concern about not only his
personal "I extend safety to each but of that theof employees those with
at whom Tomah he works. Shops my congratulations
and"I appreciation extend to each for aof jobthe well employees done."
at The Tomah approximately Shops my 75congratulations employees of
the and Tomah appreciation Shops Locomotive for a job well Depart­ done."
ment The have approximately received six 75 employees consecutiveof
awards the Tomah from Shops the National Locomotive SafetyDepart Council-threement
have "Certificates received six of Merit" consecutive and
three awards "Awards from the of National Merit"-for Safety Counoutstandingcil-three safety. "Certificates of Merit" and
three "Awards of Merit"-for outstanding
safety.
Operating W. K. Peterson Department W. F. Bannon
Effective April 16, 1972
Operating W. R. Jones Department
is 'appointed superintendent
Effective ofApril sleeping 16, 1972 and dining cars,
withW. headquarters R. Jones is at'appointed Chicago, Ill. superin­
Effective tendent May of sleeping 1, 1972and
dining cars,
with W. headquarters K. Peterson isat appointed Chicago, Ill. assistant
Effective to general May 1, manager, 1972 with headquarters
W. K. atPeterson Chicago, is Ill. appointed assistant
W. to F. general Bannon is manager, appointed with superinheadtendentquarters ofat the Chicago, Iowa, III. Minnesota and
Dakota W. F. Division, Bannon with is appointed headquarters superin­ at
Austin, tendent Minn., of the vice Iowa, W. K. Minnesota Peterson. and
Dakota J. L. Hummel Division, iswith appointed headquarters assistant at
trainmaster Austin, Minn., of the vice Milwaukee W. K. Peterson. Terminal
J. Division, L. Hummel with headquarters is appointed assistant at Milwaukee,
trainmaster Wis. of the Milwaukee Terminal
Division, with headquarters at Milwaukee,
"In the face Wis. of railroad developments
during the past few years, certainly the
topic "In (of the nationalization) face of railroad has developments been discussea.
during But, the Ipast can few tell you, years, there certainly is no one the
I topic know(of in the nationalization) Department of has Transpor­ been distationcussea.
who But, seriously I can tell feels you, that there this is no is one an
acceptable I know in solution the Department or who feels of that Transpor­ such
atation step iswho inevitable."-John seriously feels that W. this Ingram, is an
Federal acceptable Railroad solution Administrator.
or who feels that such
a step is inevitable."-John W. Ingram,
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