. Railway age gazette . Alan LIchtenhein Ralph G. Coburn in 1882. He graduated from Harvard in 1904, and entered the service of the .American Glue Company. He remained with that company about four years, being in charge of its western factories and having his headquarters at Des Moines, Iowa. and Chicago. On May 1, 1909, he opened the Chicago office of the Franklin Railway Sup-ply Company as resident sales manager. On June 1, 1911, he was made assistant to the vice-president, in charge of eastern-southern ter-ritory, with headquarters at New York, which position he held until his appointment a
. Railway age gazette . Alan LIchtenhein Ralph G. Coburn in 1882. He graduated from Harvard in 1904, and entered the service of the .American Glue Company. He remained with that company about four years, being in charge of its western factories and having his headquarters at Des Moines, Iowa. and Chicago. On May 1, 1909, he opened the Chicago office of the Franklin Railway Sup-ply Company as resident sales manager. On June 1, 1911, he was made assistant to the vice-president, in charge of eastern-southern ter-ritory, with headquarters at New York, which position he held until his appointment as eastern sales manager. Alan Lichtenhein wasborn May 24, 1887, and is a graduate of bothWilliams College and the Harvard Law School. Upon the death•of his father, who for many years occupied a very prominentposition in the Canadian railway supply field, he entered theservice of the Franklin Railway Supply Company in Cana^a,and now succeeds to his fathers position in charge of Canadiansales of that company. Elmer E. A
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