Dixon Takes Thayer's Place

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The World Evening Edition (New York)

Wednesday 8th May 1912

The Board of Directors of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company to-day elected George D. Dixon, formerly freight traffic manager, a vice-president of the company in charge of traffic. Mr. Dixon fills a vacancy caused by the death of John B. Thayer, who lost his life when the steamship Titanic foundered. [PHILADELPHIA, May 8]

Related Biographies:
John Borland Thayer

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Pennsylvania Railroad

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Original article digitized by the New York Public Library
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Mark Baber


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