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... hostler and hostler helper moved engines 1320 and 2705 over a por- tion of track necessitating the handling or throwing of the Naud Junction switch . This duty was performed by them and without assistance of any yardman . On January 22 ...
... hostler and hostler helper moved engines 1320 and 2705 over a por- tion of track necessitating the handling or throwing of the Naud Junction switch . This duty was performed by them and without assistance of any yardman . On January 22 ...
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... Hostlers were to be lined to Alhambra Roundhouse via the old eastbound main track . This was evidenced by the fact that , due to the Hostler and Hostler Helper having taken the route Naud Junction to Alhambra Roundhouse unknown to the ...
... Hostlers were to be lined to Alhambra Roundhouse via the old eastbound main track . This was evidenced by the fact that , due to the Hostler and Hostler Helper having taken the route Naud Junction to Alhambra Roundhouse unknown to the ...
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... Hostler S. Burgess ( hostler in charge of the engines mentioned in the local chairman's letter ) did throw a switch at Naud Junction , and after the engines passed he lined the switch back to its original position . However , Hostler ...
... Hostler S. Burgess ( hostler in charge of the engines mentioned in the local chairman's letter ) did throw a switch at Naud Junction , and after the engines passed he lined the switch back to its original position . However , Hostler ...
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... hostler or hostler helper at Naud Junction at 12:01 A. M. January 14 , 1950. Hostler operating Engines 1320 and 2705 at that time and date . " 7. Under date of June 7 , 1950 , a " Time Correction Notice " containing the following was ...
... hostler or hostler helper at Naud Junction at 12:01 A. M. January 14 , 1950. Hostler operating Engines 1320 and 2705 at that time and date . " 7. Under date of June 7 , 1950 , a " Time Correction Notice " containing the following was ...
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... hostler to have the regularly constituted committee of his organization represent him in the handling of his grievances , under the recognized interpretation placed upon the schedule involved by the officials of the company and the ...
... hostler to have the regularly constituted committee of his organization represent him in the handling of his grievances , under the recognized interpretation placed upon the schedule involved by the officials of the company and the ...
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