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Re: Great Depression and railroad jobs? Huh?
Author: Chimera
Date: 09-26-2014 - 19:54

*nitpick* 'Twas Jimmy Carter, not Ford who said "life is not fair". Or to be more exact:
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Well, as you know, there are many things in life that are not fair, that wealthy people can afford and poor people cant.

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  Great Depression and railroads Don B 09-25-2014 - 21:32
  Re: Great Depression and railroads Carol L. Voss 09-25-2014 - 23:26
  Re: Great Depression and railroads ex-BN 09-25-2014 - 23:27
  Re: Great Depression and railroad jobs? Huh? BOB2 09-26-2014 - 07:22
  Re: Great Depression and railroad jobs? Huh? SP Marketing 09-26-2014 - 09:50
  Re: Great Depression and railroad jobs? Huh? Mike 09-26-2014 - 11:14
  Re: Great Depression and railroad jobs? Huh? BOB2 09-26-2014 - 12:41
  Re: Great Depression and railroad jobs? Huh? Chimera 09-26-2014 - 19:54
  Re: Great Depression and railroad jobs? Huh? up833 09-26-2014 - 20:06
  Re: Great Depression and railroad jobs? Huh? Alfred Doten 09-26-2014 - 22:43
  Re: Great Depression and railroad jobs? Huh? Earl Pitts 09-27-2014 - 09:52
  Re: Great Depression and railroads SLOCONDR 09-27-2014 - 19:18
  Re: Great Depression and railroads Craig Tambo 09-27-2014 - 22:42


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