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| Publication | Date |
Page |
Title |
| Railway Age |
1943-05-01 |
891 |
General News|Equipment and Supplies|Signaling |
| Railway Age |
1943-05-01 |
891 |
General News|Equipment And Supplies|Signaling |
| Railway Age |
1944-01-22 |
232 |
C.N. Montreal terminal has new type of interlocking|A total of 57 switches, 64 crossovers and 197 signals, on 9 road miles throughout 11 zones, are controlled from one central machine using a new form of code control |
| Railway Age |
1945-02-24 |
399 |
General News|Equipment and Supplies|Signaling |
| Railway Age |
1948-01-17 |
32 |
Something new in bridge-pier design|Combination of steel piles and Prepakt concrete streamlines the reconstruction of important deck plate-girder structure on existing alinement [sic] without falsework or traffic delays |
| Railway Age |
1951-11-05 |
90 |
Grain door eases unloading |
| Railway Age |
1951-12-17 |
72 |
Equipment and supplies|Signaling |
| Railway Age |
1951-12-17 |
74 |
Railway officers|Traffic |
| Railway Age |
1953-04-20 |
90 |
On the Canadian National C.T.C. for 12 trains daily |
| Railway Age |
1955-01-24 |
10 |
New Facilities |
| Railway Age |
1955-01-24 |
43 |
Railway officers |
| Railway Age |
1955-02-21 |
54 |
From mine to dock iron ore moves faster |
| Railway Age |
1957-05-13 |
35 |
Railroads will benefit in ... Ottawa's plans for the future. |
| Railway Age |
1957-12-09 |
38 |
How the CNR moved over to ... make room for the Seaway |
| Railway Age |
1958-10-20 |
26 |
CNR cuts costs with interlockings and CTC |