Baggage Men, Train Porters and Station Ushers

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Correction.  Were not called from call office in the early 60's.

JBB

On 11/15/2018 7:40 AM, NW Mailing List wrote:
>
> To use a good Pennsylvania Dutch construction, "it always wonder me" 
> about Baggage Men, Train Porters, and Station Ushers like Buck Steward 
> at Roanoke.
>
>
> To which officer did these groups of people report (e.g. for for 
> hiring, assignments, timekeeping &c?
>
>
> Were these seniority rosters for baggage men, train porters and 
> station ushers?
>
>
> Mr. Blackstock advises that baggage men and train porters were called 
> for work out of the crew office at Shaffers Crossing.  But beyond 
> that, I could never find any other information.
>
>
> -- abram burnett,
>
> another brakesman waitin'  for pay day
>
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