. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . last fewmonths. W. L. Burkline, chief clerk to the assistantsuperintendent, received a personal commenda-tion from Mr. Terrant when it became knownthat on November 7 last Burky saved thelife of a boy about seventeen years old, who,in an attempt to pass the crossing at HarrisonAvenue while approaching trains were in fullview in both directions, fell headlong on thewestbound main track. Mr. Burkline, on theway to his office, rushed to the young mansassistance and dragged him from the track asthe train sped by. Burky then gave theyoung man a bit of father
. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . last fewmonths. W. L. Burkline, chief clerk to the assistantsuperintendent, received a personal commenda-tion from Mr. Terrant when it became knownthat on November 7 last Burky saved thelife of a boy about seventeen years old, who,in an attempt to pass the crossing at HarrisonAvenue while approaching trains were in fullview in both directions, fell headlong on thewestbound main track. Mr. Burkline, on theway to his office, rushed to the young mansassistance and dragged him from the track asthe train sped by. Burky then gave theyoung man a bit of fatherly advice and con-tinued on his way. Toledo Division On December 8 switchman A. L. Stratton,Lima yard, discovered a defective conditionon car in train of extra south, engine 4063,leaving the yard. He notified the crew and thecar was set off. On December G conductor W. C. Walkerdiscovered a defective condition on car inpassing train at Carlisle and immediatelyreported it to the dispatcher. The train wasstopped and car set off for INTERLINE ABSTR.\CT1NG BUREAU, AUDITOR MERCHANDISE RECEIPTS OFFICE
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