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| | Chicago ''L''.org: Historic Figures - George Krambles (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20) |
 | | George was one of six fans that formed the Central Electric Railfans' Association, a group dedicated to the study of the history, equipment and operation of urban, suburban, interurban, and main line electric railways. |
 | | Under the system, Chicago's "L" was able to achieve some measure of local/express service using only two tracks by designating stations A, B, or AB stations and trains as A, B, or All-Stop trains, making only the letter stops to which they are assigned and skipping the others. |
 | | Rapid transit operations were suspended on the Niles Center branch in 1948 and the line was replaced with bus service, but the North Shore Line interurban continued to use the tracks until it ceased in January of 1963. |
| www.chicago-l.org /figures/krambles/index.html (4038 words) |
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