. Railway and locomotive engineering : a practical journal of railway motive power and rolling stock . ocia-tions was what the leading spirits of therailway mechanical men had been hopingand looking for during the present cen-tury. Many excellent suggestions wereoffered in the chairmans address, and inconclusion feeling allusions to the mcmor>-of those members who had died since iheir last meeting. The long and faithfulservices of Joseph W. Taylor, secretaryfor 17 years, and Dr. Angus Sinclair,treasurer for 18 years of the AmericanRailway Master Mechanics Association,were particularly noted
. Railway and locomotive engineering : a practical journal of railway motive power and rolling stock . ocia-tions was what the leading spirits of therailway mechanical men had been hopingand looking for during the present cen-tury. Many excellent suggestions wereoffered in the chairmans address, and inconclusion feeling allusions to the mcmor>-of those members who had died since iheir last meeting. The long and faithfulservices of Joseph W. Taylor, secretaryfor 17 years, and Dr. Angus Sinclair,treasurer for 18 years of the AmericanRailway Master Mechanics Association,were particularly noted, the latter as prob-ably one of the most generally known me-chanical men in the United States. .\t the conclusion of the chairmans ad-dress the minutes of the 1918 conventionwere adopted as printed, and the chairmanreported that the Executive Committee hadheld several meetings and that every de-tail had been attended to and completedin regard to the transition to the neworder that had been established. General report from the General a condensed report of the vari-. C. E. uus meetings held by the co:i mitees ofhe two associations from it wasbained that the various committees havebeen continued, and that no change in thepersonnel, outline of work or procedurehad been made except that the secretaryof the section will act as secretary ofall committees. All members of the asso-ciations are transferred to the MechanicalSection of the American Railroad Asso-ciation. The representative members willbe appointed by the railroads as formerly,and others will be known as affiliatedmembers of the Mechanical Section. Alloroperties including funds, furniture, fix-lures and records, are transferred to theAmerican Railroad .Association, and arcMiljecl to the orders of the General Com-mi**ee. Secretarys Report. -Annexed to the report of the GeneralCommittee was the report of the secre-tary, showing a membership of the Mas-ter Car Builders -Assoc
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