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Elected to the football managerial staff were Charles L. Gagnebin '63, of Quincy House and Cohasset, varsity; Sam H. Moorer '63, of Lowell House and Tallahassee, Fla., freshmen; and Arthur Alpert '63, of Dudley House and Boston...
Richard S. Price '63 and Richard H. Kohn '62 were the victors in Adams House, Seamus P. Malin '62 and Arthur F. Alpert '63 in Dudley, Travis J. Williams '63 and David A. Rotwein '62 in Dunster, and Howard J. Phillips '62 and Jack D. Molloy '63 in Eliot...
...problems of the commuter grew more serious in almost every U.S. metropolitan area, New Haven Railroad President George Alpert was pushing as the main solution: a) More bus lines...
...Haven Railroad's President George Alpert, lawyer turned railroadman, at long last decided that one way to cut soaring delays and equipment breakdowns might be to give New Haven veterans a hand at the throttle. Alpert appointed a 24-year employee, Frederick J. Orner, 48, as chief of the road's operations and second in command. Orner, the road's general manager of freight service, had been demoted from assistant vice president in 1956; now he will take over the jobs of two Alpert lieutenants brought in from another road in 1958. Said Orner: "It is fairly...
...Most of Alpert's fellow railroad men look on his plea for subsidy with the same disapproval they show of kids who throw rocks at trains. What they do want is equal treatment with all other forms of transportation, including tax equality or outright tax relief. In this, they have a shining example to encourage them: the Long Island Rail Road, which once vied with the New Haven in the race to ruin, now enjoys a reputation as the best New York commuter railroad...