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Information for Employes and the Public

Various issues of Information for Employes and the Public. This was a newsletter published by the Pennsy from 1913 until 1930. Each issue contains generally focuses on and discusses one facet of the railroad and its operations. Each issues is provided either in jpg form or as a searchable pdf file (most with a scan of the original with the searchable text hidden beneath). Eventually the rest of the issues will be converted to pdf. Thanks to John Marshall for loaning me volumes 2-4 to scan! Also thanks to Bob Johnson of the PRRT&HS for scanning the issues from the first half of volume 6. I'm looking for issues that aren't listed below. If you have an issue that's not listed, can I borrow it to scan?!

Information
	Various issues of Information for Employes and the Public - This was a newsletter published by the Pennsy from 1913 until 1930. Each issue contains generally focuses on and discusses one facet of the railroad and its operations.	-
1913
	Table of Contents for bound volume #1 from 1913 - January 1, 1913 - Vol 1, TOC	RS
	"Why Freight Rates Should Be Increased" - Mr. Samuel Rea to 'Public Ledger' - January 2, 1913 - Vol 1, #1	RS
	"Why Freight Rates Should Be Increased on the Pennsylvania Railroad" - address by Mr. Geo. D. Dixon - February 1, 1913 - Vol 1, #2	RS
	"The Proposed Advance in Eastern Freight Rates" - address by Mr. Samuel Rea - March 1, 1913 - Vol 1, #3	RS
	"Promotions and Appointments", June - April 1, 1913 - Vol 1, #4	RS
	"The Struggle to Make This Railroad Safe" - May 1, 1913 - Vol 1, #5	RS
	"How Can the Colleges and the Industries Co-operate?" - address by Mr. Ivy L. Lee - June 1, 1913 - Vol 1, #6	RS
	"The Pennsylvania Railroad Farmers' Instruction Train" - July 24, 1913 - Vol 1, #7	RS
	"Changes in Personnel, August" - August 4, 1913 - Vol 1, #8	RS
	"How the Newark Bay Bridge Was Destroyed and Rebuilt" - August 8, 1913 - Vol 1, #9	RS
	"The Railroad Roll of Honor, July" - August 15, 1913 - Vol 1, #10	RS
	"An English Estimate of the Pennsylvania Railroad - August 16, 1913 - Vol 1, #11	RS
	"How the Passengers Were Rescued from Train No. 600 - August 20, 1913 - Vol 1, #12	RS
	"The Reins to Those Who Can Drive" - article by Mr. Howard Elliott - August 22, 1913 - Vol 1, #13	RS
	"The Railroad Roll of Honor, August" - September 4, 1913 - Vol 1, #14	RS
	"The Railroad Roll of Honor, September" - September 16, 1913 - Vol 1, #15	RS
	"Campaigning for 'Safety First'" - October 14, 1913 - Vol 1, #16	RS
	"The Railroad Roll of Honor, October" - October 15, 1913 - Vol 1, #17	RS
	"The Abatement of Locomotive Smoke" - paper by Mr. D. F. Crawford - October 19, 1913 - Vol 1, #18	RS
	"A Comprehensive Treatment of the Railroad Problem" - book review by Mr. W. M. Acworth - October 24, 1913 - Vol 1, #19	RS
	"Changes in Personnel, October/November" - November 6, 1913 - Vol 1, #20	RS
	"Things to Think About" - November 10, 1913 - Vol 1, #21	RS
	"The Railroad Roll of Honor, November" - November 15, 1913 - Vol 1, #22	RS
	"The Tragedy - and the Cost-of Railroad Trespassing" - paper by Mr. R. H. Newbern - November 17, 1913 - Vol 1, #23	RS
	"A Case Where Courtesy Made a Friend" - December 3, 1913 - Vol 1, #24	RS
	"How a Locomotive Engineer 'Keeps a Lookout'" - December 6, 1913 - Vol 1, #25	RS
	"Promotions and Appointments, December" - December 12, 1913 - Vol 1, #26	RS
	"The Railroad Roll of Honor, December" - December 15, 1913 - Vol 1, #27	RS
	Index for Bound volume #1 from 1913 - December 31, 1913 - Vol 1, IDX	RS
1914
	Table of Contents for bound volume #2 from 1914 - January 1, 1914 - Vol 2, TOC	JM
	"The Pennsylvania's System for Preventing Personal Injuries" - an address by Mr. R. H. Newbern - January 12, 1914 - Vol 2, #1	JM
	"Promotions and Appointments, January" - January 19, 1914 - Vol 2, #2	JM
	"How This Railroad Helps the Farmer" - an address by Mr. George D. Ogden - January 24, 1914 - Vol 2, #3	JM
	"Veterans in the Public Service -in both Peace and War" - an article by Mr. William Bender Wilson - January 28, 1914 - Vol 2, #4	JM
	"The Railroad Roll of Honor, January" - January 31, 1914 - Vol 2, #5	JM
	"What the Pennsylvania Railroad Does for Safety -the Result in 1913" - February 3, 1914 - Vol 2, #6	JM
	"Achievement of the Highest Public Service" - press comments on the 1913 safety record - February 6, 1914 - Vol 2, #7	JM
	"New Officers of the Pennsylvania Lines" - changes following resignation of Mr. Joseph Wood - February 24, 1914 - Vol 2, #8	JM
	"Promotions and Appointments, February" - February 26, 1914 - Vol 2, #9	JM
	"The Railroad Roll of Honor, February" - February 28, 1914 - Vol 2, #10	JM
	"The Paramount Cause of Deaths on American Railroads" - the results of trespassing - March 3, 1914 - Vol 2, #11	JM
	"What Can We See Ahead in Railroading?" - an address by Mr. Ivy L. Lee - March 6, 1914 - Vol 2, #12	JM
	"Promotions and Appointments, February-March" - March 14, 1914 - Vol 2, #13	JM
	"How this Railroad Safeguards Its Employes and the Public" - March 17, 1914 - Vol 2, #14	JM
	"Digging the Railroad Out, of the Snow", the blizzard of March, 1914 - March 18, 1914 - Vol 2, #15	JM
	"Promotions and Appointments, February-March" - March 24, 1914 - Vol 2, #16	JM
	"The Railroad Roll of Honor, March" - March 31, 1914 - Vol 2, #17	JM
	"Starve the Railroads and We Starve Ourselves" - an article by Mr. Frank A. Munsey - April 2, 1914 - Vol 2, #18	JM
	"The Railroad Roll of Honor, April" - April 27, 1914 - Vol 2, #19	JM
	"Promotions and Appointments, March-April" - April 30, 1914 - Vol 2, #20	JM
	"He Risked His Life to Save Another" - May 11, 1914 - Vol 2, #21	JM
	"The Railroad Roll of Honor, May" - May 30, 1914 - Vol 2, #22	JM
	"Recent News of Government Ownership of Railways" - June 3, 1914 - Vol 2, #23	JM
	"What Italians Are Doing on the Pennsylvania Railroad" - June 17, 1914 - Vol 2, #24	JM
	"The Pennsylvania Railroad System Owns Nearly 3000 Steel Cars" - June 26, 1914 - Vol 2, #25	JM
	"The Railroad Roll of Honor, June" - June 29, 1914 - Vol 2, #26	JM
	"Spending $300,000 to Keep Milk Fresh and Clean" - July 3, 1914 - Vol 2, #27	JM
	"Providing Increased Facilities for Handling Export Grain" - July 8, 1914 - Vol 2, #28	JM
	"Improving Pennsylvania Freight Service by Providing All-Steel Box Cars" - July 20, 1914 - Vol 2, #29	JM
	"Promotions and Appointments, May-July" - July 25, 1914 - Vol 2, #30	JM
	"87,000,000 Passengers on 680,000 Trains-All Safe" - July 29, 1914 - Vol 2, #31	JM
	"The Railroad Roll of Honor, July" - July 31, 1914 - Vol 2, #32	JM
	"The Railroad Roll of Honor, August" - August 31, 1914 - Vol 2, #33	JM
	"Some Incidents in this Railroad's Daily Task of Serving the Public" - September 24, 1914 - Vol 2, #34	JM
	"Thomson Scholarships Awarded" - September 26, 1914 - Vol 2, #35	JM
	"The Railroad Roll of Honor, September" - September 30, 1914 - Vol 2, #36	JM
	"Promotions and Appointments, August-October" - October 14, 1914 - Vol 2, #37	JM
	"Getting At-and Removing-the Causes of Railroad Accidents" - an address by Mr. R. H. Newbern - October 16, 1914 - Vol 2, #38	JM
	"Cleaning Up the Railroad's Front Yard" - the annual track inspection-1914 - October 22, 1914 - Vol 2, #39	JM
	"Moving a 720-Foot Bridge Into Its Permanent Abode" - October 24, 1914 - Vol 2, #40	JM
	"Another Step Toward All-Steel Railroad Cars" - October 28, 1914 - Vol 2, #41	JM
	"An Appeal to the People for Help" - a plea by Mr. Samuel Rea for repeal of the extra crew law - October 31, 1914 - Vol 2, #43	JM
	"The Railroad Roll of Honor, October" - October 31, 1914 - Vol 2, #42	JM
	"The Five Per Cent. Advance Rate Case and 'Scientific' Rate-Making" - an address by Mr. George D. Dixon - November 14, 1914 - Vol 2, #44	JM
	"Men from 38 Foreign Countries Work for This Railroad" - November 25, 1914 - Vol 2, #45	JM
	"An Engineman Who Practices What He Preaches" - November 27, 1914 - Vol 2, #46	JM
	"The Railroad Roll of Honor, November" - November 30, 1914 - Vol 2, #47	JM
	"The Necessity for a Constructive Policy in the Practice of Public Regulation" - an address by Mr. Samuel Rea - December 14, 1914 - Vol 2, #48	JM
	"How Railroad Employes Saved a Shipwrecked Freight Train" - December 17, 1914 - Vol 2, #49	JM
	"Promotions and Appointments, September-December" - December 19, 1914 - Vol 2, #50	JM
	"This Railroad System's Exhibit at the Panama-Pacific Exposition" - December 29, 1914 - Vol 2, #51	JM
	"The Railroad Roll of Honor, December" - December 31, 1914 - Vol 2, #52	JM
	Index for Bound volume #2 from 1914 - December 31, 1914 - Vol 2, IDX	JM
1915
	"Not a Single Passenger Killed in 1914 in a Train Accident on the Entire Pennsylvania System of 26,198 Miles of Railroad Tracks" - January 1, 1915 - Vol 3, #1	JM
	Table of Contents for bound volume #3 from 1915 - January 1, 1915 - Vol 3, TOC	JM
	"'Joy From a Consciousness of Duty Well Performed'" - January 13, 1915 - Vol 3, #2	JM
	"Safeguarding the Health of Passengers on the Pennsylvania Railroad" - January 23, 1915 - Vol 3, #3	JM
	"The Railroad Roll of Honor, January" - January 30, 1915 - Vol 3, #4	JM
	"Another Investment in Brains that Has Paid" - February 6, 1915 - Vol 3, #5	JM
	"'Are You Making Friends for Your Railroad?'" - February 11, 1915 - Vol 3, #6	JM
	"Railroad Service With a Human Touch" - February 18, 1915 - Vol 3, #7	JM
	"The Story of a $50,000 Experiment that Proved Worth While" - February 20, 1915 - Vol 3, #8	JM
	"The Supreme Need in Railroad Regulation" - February 22, 1915 - Vol 3, #9	JM
	"The Greatest Result of Co-operation on the Pennsylvania System in 1914" - February 26, 1915 - Vol 3, #10	JM
	"The Railroad Roll of Honor, February" - February 27, 1915 - Vol 3, #11	JM
	"What Should Be Done With the Interstate Commerce Commission" - March 8, 1915 - Vol 3, #12	JM
	"A Direct Appeal to the People to Repeal the So-called 'Full Crew' Law" - March 10, 1915 - Vol 3, #13	JM
	"Some of Our 'Railroad Accidents' that Are Not Due to Wrecks" - March 12, 1915 - Vol 3, #14	JM
	"Promotions and Appointments" - March 22, 1915 - Vol 3, #15	JM
	"Promotionsand Appointments" - March 29, 1915 - Vol 3, #16	JM
	"The Railroad Roll of Honor, March" - March 31, 1915 - Vol 3, #17	JM
	"The Kind of Public Ownership that is Worth While" - April 19, 1915 - Vol 3, #18	JM
	"The John Edgar Thomson School" - April 24, 1915 - Vol 3, #19	JM
	"The Railroad Roll of Honor, April" - April 30, 1915 - Vol 3, #20	JM
	"The Pennsylvania Railroad's Policy Toward Its Employes" - May 20, 1915 - Vol 3, #21	JM
	"How This Railroad Fulfills One Great Obligation" - May 22, 1915 - Vol 3, #22	JM
	"The Railroad Roll of Honor, May" - May 31, 1915 - Vol 3, #23	JM
	"Electrifying One of the Busiest Stretches of Railroad in America" - June 5, 1915 - Vol 3, #24	JM
	"Promotions and Appointments" - June 12, 1915 - Vol 3, #25	JM
	"He Serves the Railroad Most Who Serves Its Patrons Best" - June 28, 1915 - Vol 3, #26	JM
	"The Railroad Roll of Honor, June" - June 30, 1915 - Vol 3, #27	JM
	"Making Automobile Drivers Believe in Signs" - July 15, 1915 - Vol 3, #28	JM
	"Promotions and Appointments" - July 21, 1915 - Vol 3, #29	JM
	"When the Liberty Bell Travels It Goes via the 'P. R. R.'" - July 24, 1915 - Vol 3, #30	JM
	"One Hundred and Eighty Million Carried, Not One Killed" - July 26, 1915 - Vol 3, #31	JM
	"The Railroad Roll of Honor, July" - July 31, 1915 - Vol 3, #32	JM
	"An Experiment in Human Nature and Its Results" - August 7, 1915 - Vol 3, #33	JM
	"Two Million Reasons Why This Is a Safe Railroad to Ride On" - August 10, 1915 - Vol 3, #34	JM
	"One of the Heroes of Peace" - August 27, 1915 - Vol 3, #35	JM
	"The Railroad Roll of Honor, August" - August 31, 1915 - Vol 3, #36	JM
	"Trying to Secure South American Trade for Industries on This Railroad" - September 8, 1915 - Vol 3, #37	JM
	"Some Every-Day Incidents in Railroading" - September 27, 1915 - Vol 3, #38	JM
	"The Railroad Roll of Honor, September" - September 30, 1915 - Vol 3, #39	JM
	"Another Step Toward Making This an All-Steel Railroad" - October 4, 1915 - Vol 3, #40	JM
	"Why This Railroad Encourages Clean Athletic Sports" - October 6, 1915 - Vol 3, #41	JM
	" How This Railroad Insures Itself" - October 12, 1915 - Vol 3, #42	JM
	"Putting the Stamp of Merit on Good Railroad Work" - October 26, 1915 - Vol 3, #43	JM
	"Promotions and Appointments" - October 28, 1915 - Vol 3, #44	JM
	"The Railroad Roll of Honor, October" - October 30, 1915 - Vol 3, #45	JM
	"Some Believers in Athletics Who Are Officers of This Railroad" - November 12, 1915 - Vol 3, #46	JM
	"How Can Railroad Regulation Be Strengthened?" - November 23, 1915 - Vol 3, #47	JM
	"The Railroad Roll of Honor, November" - November 30, 1915 - Vol 3, #48	JM
	"Promotions and Appointments" - December 4, 1915 - Vol 3, #49	JM
	"Preparedness and Our Railroads" - December 6, 1915 - Vol 3, #50	JM
	"Promotions and Appointments" - December 14, 1915 - Vol 3, #51	JM
	"Odds and Ends in Scraps that Brought $2,000,000" - December 18, 1915 - Vol 3, #52	JM
	"'Epochal Step Along Path of Publicity Taken by Pennsylvania Railroad'" - December 20, 1915 - Vol 3, #53	JM
	"The Railroad Roll of Honor, December" - December 30, 1915 - Vol 3, #54	JM
	"Christmas at Altoona, Pa." - December 31, 1915 - Vol 3, #55	JM
	Index for Bound volume #3 from 1915 - December 31, 1915 - Vol 3, IDX	JM
1916
	Table of Contents for bound volume #4 from 1916 - January 1, 1916 - Vol 4, TOC	JM
	"361,572,114 Passengers Carried Safely on 2,400,000 Trains in Last Two Years" - January 8, 1916 - Vol 4, #1	JM
	"Uncertainty-The Railroad Disease" - an address by Mr. Ivy I. Lee - January 10, 1916 - Vol 4, #2	JM
	"Some Facts for the Man in the Street About Federal Valuation of Railroads" - by Mr. Thomas W. Hulme - January 14, 1916 - Vol 4, #3	JM
	"Promotions and Appointments" - January 17, 1916 - Vol 4, #4	JM
	"The Railroad Roll of Honor, January" - January 31, 1916 - Vol 4, #5	JM
	"The Value of a Smile" - February 9, 1916 - Vol 4, #6	JM
	"Some of the Men Who Made This Railroad What It Is" - February 24, 1916 - Vol 4, #7	JM
	"The Railroad Roll of Honor, February" - February 29, 1916 - Vol 4, #8	JM
	"Promotions and Appointments" - March 13, 1916 - Vol 4, #9	JM
	"The Present Condition of the Railways" - an address by Mr. John P. Green - March 17, 1916 - Vol 4, #10	JM
	"Getting the Public's Point of View" - March 20, 1916 - Vol 4, #11	JM
	"Who's to Blame for the Freight Congestion" - an address by Mr. George D. Dixon - March 23, 1916 - Vol 4, #12	JM
	"Promotions and Appointments" - March 28, 1916 - Vol 4, #13	JM
	"Confidence of the People the Railroads' Need" - an address by Mr. Robert C. Wright - March 30, 1916 - Vol 4, #14	JM
	"The Railroad Roll of Honor, March" - March 31, 1916 - Vol 4, #15	JM
	"The Railroad Roll of Honor, April" - April 29, 1916 - Vol 4, #16	JM
	"Enlarging the Organization of the Traffic Department" - May 1, 1916 - Vol 4, #17	JM
	"How This Railroad's Police Force Routed the 'Hardy Gang'" - May 10, 1916 - Vol 4, #18	JM
	"Preparing the Operating Department for Broader Work" - May 17, 1916 - Vol 4, #19	JM
	"Promotions and Appointments" - May 26, 1916 - Vol 4, #20	JM
	"The Railroad Roll of Honor, May" - May 31, 1916 - Vol 4, #21	JM
	"What Happened When This Railroad Invited Criticism" - June 7, 1916 - Vol 4, #22	JM
	"Chicago's New Railway Station" - June 16, 1916 - Vol 4, #23	JM
	"The Railroad Roll of Honor, June" - June 30, 1916 - Vol 4, #24	JM
	"Why Wilkinsburg Celebrated" - July 18, 1916 - Vol 4, #25	JM
	"The Railroad Roll of Honor, July" - July 31, 1916 - Vol 4, #26	JM
	"Carrying 453,952,298 Passengers Ten Billion Miles in Safety" - August 21, 1916 - Vol 4, #27	JM
	"The Railroad Roll of Honor, August" - August 31, 1916 - Vol 4, #28	JM
	"The Railroad Roll of Honor, September" - September 30, 1916 - Vol 4, #29	JM
	"The Railroad Roll of Honor, October" - October 31, 1916 - Vol 4, #30	JM
	"Railroad Credit and Regulation" - an address by Mr. A. J. County - November 4, 1916 - Vol 4, #31	JM
	"Promotions and Appointments" - November 28, 1916 - Vol 4, #32	JM
	"The Railroad Roll of Honor, November" - November 30, 1916 - Vol 4, #33	JM
	"The Railroad Roll of Honor, December" - December 30, 1916 - Vol 4, #34	JM
	Index for Bound volume #4 from 1916 - December 31, 1916 - Vol 4, IDX	JM
1917
	Table of Contents for bound volume #5 from 1917 - January 1, 1917 - Vol 5, TOC	RS
	"The Movement of Perishable Traffic and the Cost of Handling Same" - an address by Mr. George Dallas Dixon - January 12, 1917 - Vol 5, #1	RS
	"An Achievement in Serving the Public of Which this Railroad is Proud" - January 19, 1917 - Vol 5, #2	RS
	"Promotions and Appointments" - January 29, 1917 - Vol 5, #3	RS
	"The Railroad Roll of Honor, January" - January 31, 1917 - Vol 5, #4	RS
	"Ten Thousand Years of Railroading" - February 15, 1917 - Vol 5, #5	RS
	"Some 'Existing Conditions' Which Block the Way to Adequate Railroad Service;" - an address by Mr. George D. Ogden - February 21, 1917 - Vol 5, #6	RS
	"Promotions and Appointments" - February 23, 1917 - Vol 5, #7	RS
	"The Railroad Roll of Honor, February" - February 28, 1917 - Vol 5, #8	RS
	"Why It Is in the Interest of the Public that Freight Rates Should be Advanced" - by Mr. Samuel Rea - March 30, 1917 - Vol 5, #9	RS
	"The Railroad Roll of Honor, March" - March 31, 1917 - Vol 5, #10	RS
	"Adequate freight Rates a necessity to Adequate Railroad Service" - an address by Mr. W. W. Atterbury - April 5, 1917 - Vol 5, #11	RS
	"Promotions and Appointments" - April 26, 1917 - Vol 5, #12	RS
	"The Railroad Roll of Honor, April" - April 30, 1917 - Vol 5, #13	RS
	"Why Higher Railroad Freight Rates Would Lower the Cost of Living" - by Mr. George Dallas Dixon - May 17, 1917 - Vol 5, #14	RS
	"This Railroad Is at the Nation's Service to Aid in Winning the War" - May 29, 1917 - Vol 5, #15	RS
	"The Railroad Roll of Honor, May" - May 31, 1917 - Vol 5, #16	RS
	"How the Railroads are Organized to Help Their Country in War" - June 7, 1917 - Vol 5, #17	RS
	"Promotions and Appointments" - June 21, 1917 - Vol 5, #18	RS
	"The Railroad Roll of Honor, June" - June 30, 1917 - Vol 5, #19	RS
	"The Rate Decision and Its Relation to Railroad Credit and Progress" - by Mr. Samuel Rea - July 7, 1917 - Vol 5, #20	RS
	"The Railroad Roll of Honor, July" - July 31, 1917 - Vol 5, #21	RS
	"The Railroad Roll of Honor, August" - August 31, 1917 - Vol 5, #22	RS
	"The Railroad Roll of Honor, September" - September 29, 1917 - Vol 5, #23	RS
	"Promotions and Appointments" - October 2, 1917 - Vol 5, #24	RS
	"How I Am Doing My Bit to Help America Win the War" - by a Track Foreman - October 5, 1917 - Vol 5, #25	RS
	"Co-operation -- One Thing the War is Teaching Us" - an address by Mr. George Dallas Dixon - October 12, 1917 - Vol 5, #26	RS
	"Promotions and Appointments" - October 25, 1917 - Vol 5, #27	RS
	"State Co-operation in the Efficient National Regulation of Railroads" - an address by Mr. Samuel Rea - October 27, 1917 - Vol 5, #28	RS
	"The Railroad Roll of Honor, October" - October 31, 1917 - Vol 5, #29	RS
	"What the Pennsylvania Station Is to New York" - by Mr. Samuel Rea - November 28, 1917 - Vol 5, #30	RS
	"The Railroad Roll of Honor, November" - November 30, 1917 - Vol 5, #31	RS
	"Railroads' True Position as to the Best Means of Unified Operation During the War" - December 29, 1917 - Vol 5, #32	RS
	"The Railroad Roll of Honor, December" - December 31, 1917 - Vol 5, #33	RS
	Index for Bound volume #5 from 1917 - December 31, 1917 - Vol 5, IDX	RS
1918
	"The Railroad Roll of Honor, January" - January 31, 1918 - Vol 6, #1	PRRTHS
	"How the Men of This Railroad Are Helping Their Country to Victory" - February 22, 1918 - Vol 6, #2	PRRTHS
	"The Railroad Roll of Honor, February" - February 28, 1918 - Vol 6, #3	PRRTHS
	"The Railroad Roll of Honor, March" - March 30, 1918 - Vol 6, #4	PRRTHS
	"Making Americans on the Railroad" - An address by Samuel Rea - April 27, 1918 - Vol 6, #5	PRRTHS
	"The Railroad Roll of Honor, April" - April 30, 1918 - Vol 6, #6	PRRTHS
	"The Railroad Roll of Honor, May" - May 31, 1918 - Vol 6, #7	PRRTHS
	"The Railroad Roll of Honor, June" - June 29, 1918 - Vol 6, #8	PRRTHS
	"The Railroad Roll of Honor, July" - July 31, 1918 - Vol 6, #9	PRRTHS
	"The Railroad Roll of Honor, August" - August 31, 1918 - Vol 6, #10	PRRTHS
	"The Railroad Roll of Honor, September" - September 30, 1918 - Vol 6, #11	NEEDED
	"The Railroad Roll of Honor, October" - October 31, 1918 - Vol 6, #12	RS
	"The Railroad Roll of Honor, November" - November 30, 1918 - Vol 6, #12	RS
	"The Railroad Roll of Honor, December" - December 31, 1918 - Vol 6, #13	RS
1919
	"The Railroad Roll of Honor, May" - May 31, 1919 - Vol 7, #5	RS
	The Railroad Roll of Honor - October - October 31, 1919 - Vol 7, #10	RS
1920
	"The Railroad Roll of Honor." - June - June 30, 1920 - Vol 8, #7	MM
	"The Railroad Roll of Honor." - October - October 30, 1920 - Vol 8, #13	MM
1921
	The High Cost of Railroading - A Discussion of Productive Efficiency, Wage Scales and Railroad Rates - March 15, 1921 - Vol 9, #6	RS
	"A Superintendent Who Goes on the Theory the Loyalty is 'Catching'" - April 22, 1921 - Vol 9, #8	RS
	Our Unwatered Railroads - Strong Moral· Position of Security Holders-Is There Light Ahead?-Some Requirements fo Stability - June 29, 1921 - Vol 9, #12	RS
	The Railroad Roll of Honor, June - June 30, 1921 - Vol 9, #13	RS
	Why Railroad Labor Costs Are So High - July 6, 1921 - Vol 9, #14	NEEDED
	"The Human Side of Railroading" - Organization and activities of the Releif and Pension Departments - September 12, 1921 - Vol 9, #16	RS
	Something More Vital Than Rates - December 25, 1921 - Vol 9, #25	RS
1922
	The Railroad Roll of Honor, January - January 31, 1922 - Vol 10, #2	RS
	"The Railroad Roll of Honor." - contains the 1922 annual report of the PRR's pension department. - March 31, 1922 - Vol 10, #7	RS
	The Railroad Roll of Honor, April - April 29, 1922 - Vol 10, #8	RS
	The Railroad Roll of Honor, May - May 31, 1922 - Vol 10, #9	RS
1924
	"The Railroad's 'Navy' - Did You Know that the Pennsylvania System Owns and Operates a Fleet of 438 Units?" - August 1, 1924	RS
	"'A Thousand and One' Details" - Men and Measures Required to Effect the Safe and Prompt Movement of Passenger Trains - September 1, 1924	RS
1925
	"Railroads and Steel" - January 1, 1925	RS
	"The Sesqui-Centennial" - It deals with the PRR's involvement with Philadelphia's Sesquicentennial celebration. It also contains a capsule history of the PRR. - April 9, 1925	RS
	"The Wire System of a Great Railroad" - May 1, 1925	RS
	"Career of Samuel Rea, Ninth President of the Pennsylvania Railroad." - October 1, 1925	RS
	"The Railroad Outlook" by W.W. Atterbury - November 1, 1925	RS
1926
	"Pennsylvania Railroad Medals for Heroic Service - Their Purpose, Conditions of Award, Holders." - March 1, 1926	RS
	"The Future of Air Transport from a Railroad Viewpoint" - An interview with W.W. Atterbury. - May 1, 1926	RS
	"How a Railroad Uses Motor Cars" - July 12, 1926	SOON
	"How Railroads Advertise Communities" - July 22, 1926	RS
	"The Dining Car Service of a Great Railroad" - August 1, 1926	RS
	"Improving Human Relations in the Transportation Industry" - October 1, 1926	RS
	"How Dividend Checks Spread Happiness in Many Lands" - Pennsylvania Railroad's Quarterly Payments Reach Stockholders in nearly Every Nation of the Earth - December 17, 1926	RS
1927
	"In the Cab of the 'Congressional Limited'" - by Ben McKelway - January 17, 1927	RS
	"Over $831,000,000 to Stockholders in 80-Year Continuous Dividend Record" - June 1, 1927	RS
	"Dining Car Workers of This Railroad Go to School" - September 1, 1927	RS
	"The Scales of a Great Railroad - Over half billion dollars in yearly revenue determined by 6000 weighing machines" - October 1, 1927	RS
1928
	"The Passing of the Wooden Passenger Car from This Railroad". - Briefly traces the history of the passenger car and introduces the PRR's new fleet of all-steel passenger equipment. - June 1, 1928	RS
	"The Expense Budget of the Pennsylvania Railroad". - By A.J. County - VP Treasury and Accounting Dept and Corporate Work. - October 1, 1928	RS
	"Linking Air and Rail Transport". Discussion of Air transportation and the creation of a combination Rail-Air route across the US. - December 1, 1928	RS
1929
	"What the Air-Rail Business Means". Discussion of the development of Air transportation and its relation to the railroads. - January 1, 1929	RS
	"Constructive Vision in a Noted Welfare Project" - The John Edgar Thomson Foundation - April 1, 1929	RS
	"The Conservation of Industrial Acreage" - by G.E. Fetterman Industrial Agent, PRR - May 1, 1929	RS
	"What Two Pennsylvania Railroad Men Saw in South America" - June 1, 1929	RS
	"The Railroads Enter Aviation" - July 1, 1929	RS
1930
	"The Allegheny Portage Railroad" - February 1, 1930	RS
JM = John Marshall, MM = Multimodalways.org (used with permission), SOON = COMING SOON!, RS = Rob Schoenberg, PRRTHS = PRRT&HS Archives Collection

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