Scope and ContentErie-Lackawanna Magazine, Volume 56, No. 9. November 1960. (Merger issue.) 32 pp., 8-1/2" x 11", photo illustrated. PDF on file. (Also stated as: Erie-Lackawanna Railroad Magazine.) ---- Page 3 Contents President's Page.........................Page 2 New Railroad Created ....................Page 4 Erie-Lackawanna Ready ..................Page 6 Passenger Sales Program..................Page 8 Some Members of the New Team.........Page 10 New Team Headed by Balanced Staff Page 12 New Approach to Freight Sales...........Page 14 Map of Erie-Lackawanna Railroad.........Page 16 Experience Guides Operations ..........Page 18 Lead Fresh Approach....................Page 19 Law Pilots Ready for New Tasks...........Page 20 Industrial Development Expands ..........Page 20 Retirements from Erie and Lackawanna .... Page 21 Erie-Lackawanna Directory..................Page 22 New Accounting Post Created ............Page 25 Veterans News .................. Page 26 November, 1960 Volume 56, No. 9 Distributed free of charge to Erie-Lackawanna Railroad employes. To others, $1.50 a year. Single copies, 15 cents. Material and photographs should be sent to editorial and business offices 1327 Midland Building, Cleveland 15, Ohio. ---- THE editors and staff of the Erie - Lackawanna Magazine take this opportunity — the first issue under the new name — to greet their many new friends who have joined their readership because of the merger of two great railroads into a new and greater one. Among these new readers, of course, are the 6,500 men and women who worked for the Delaware, Lackawanna & Western; the members of their families; retired employes; and the thousands of friends of the Lackawanna who formerly received the Lackawanna Newsletter. As those Erie-Lackawanna employes who worked for the Erie already know, the magazine is the oldest employe magazine in the railroad field. Now in its 56th year, it appears every month of the year, and is distributed to all active and to all retired employes, to interested shippers and other friends of the railroad. It has always been its purpose to he a source of reliable and objective information about the railroad and the activities of its employes. Here at the magazine we are very proud and happy about our enlarged family. We hope you’ll like the magazine. It is edited with all Erie-Lackawanna employes in mind. The editors will welcome any suggestions our readers may have to make the magazine more interesting and informative. ==== ====