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Dennis Tebo

January 27, 2006 12:35PM

Jim,
I too look forward to your reports. I’ve been watching which engines are pulling the San Juan. Lately (1932) it’s been 475 and 479. A few months prior it was 475 and 477.
Do you have any information on the San Juan for the time period of ’39-’41? I checked the CRA #24 and found pictures of the San Juan with 470 (2), 472 (1) and 473 (3) in that time frame. It’s possible that these were the engines regularly assigned to the San Juan, but it would be nice to have more information.
Thanks.
Dennis

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Cumbres, January 27, 1932	Jim McKee	January 27, 2006 09:24AM
Checking on the San Juan	John West	January 27, 2006 10:58AM
Re: Checking on the San Juan	stuart olson	January 27, 2006 04:01PM
Re: Checking on the San Juan	The Josh	January 27, 2006 05:04PM
Re: Checking on the San Juan	Jon Waldon	January 27, 2006 07:20PM
Re: Cumbres, January 27, 1932	Dennis Tebo	January 27, 2006 12:35PM
Re: Cumbres, January 27, 1932	Jim McKee	January 27, 2006 02:39PM
Re: Cumbres, January 27, 1932	Dennis Tebo	January 27, 2006 03:16PM
Re: Cumbres, January 27, 1932	Rod Jensen	January 27, 2006 03:37PM
Re: Cumbres, January 27, 1932	Ed Stabler	January 27, 2006 04:04PM

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