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Updated: May 13, 2025
On the way out she stepped into a telephone booth, and directed the dispatcher at the Chateau to send a taxi to Brentano's for Mrs. Williams. By the time she had leisurely crossed the street the taxi was there; getting in, she gave the order to drive to Union Station by way of Sixteenth Street and Massachusetts Avenue. As she passed the Chateau, she saw Mrs.
He is messenger boy, train dispatcher, department buyer, credit man, actor, lawyer and politician all under one hat!
As he saw Andrews, who was leaning out of the cab with an air of impatience that was partly real and partly assumed, the dispatcher drew back in surprise. He recognized "The General," but there were strange men in the cab. "I thought this was Fuller's train," he said. "It's Fuller's engine." "Yes, it is Fuller's engine, but he's to follow me with his regular train and another engine.
Come to Paris and we'll make such a celebration of it that the Boulevards will run with gaiety." "I shall come. Meanwhile tomorrow." He raised his stick to the taxi dispatcher. "I'm sorry to leave you," he confided to her. "Let me take you as far as the Capitol," she urged. "Not today. Wait until I come to Paris then you may take me where you will and how." "I like you, Billy!" she exclaimed.
This is a grand achievement, the sum of many acts of individual courage, persistence and hope. For 13 years, Elaine Kinslow of Indianapolis, Indiana was on and off welfare. Today she's a dispatcher with a van company. She's saved enough money to move her family into a good neighborhood. And she's helping other welfare recipients go to work.
Tom got right of way back over the mountain and pushed the electric locomotive up-grade at almost top speed. He drew no train on this occasion, and the speed made by the Hercules 0001 was really remarkable. They topped the rise at Cliff City and got orders from the dispatcher to proceed on the time of Number Eighty-seven, which chanced to be late.
Carleton didn't ask many questions he'd asked them before of Bob Donkin and the dispatcher hadn't gone out of his way to invest the conductor with any glorified halo. Carleton, always a strict disciplinarian, said what he had to say and said it quietly; but he meant to let the conductor have the worst of it, and he did in a way that was all Carleton's own.
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