" ALL THE WAY " 1950s SANTA FE RAILROAD FREIGHT SERVICE PROMOTIONAL FILM MD86564

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Santa Fe Railroad presents ALL THE WAY , an overview of Santa Fe’s Freight service. It likely dates to the late 1940s or early 1950s. (00:00:50:00) The film begins with a movie executive having a meeting concerning an overall film focused on their freight service. (00:01:15:00) An animated map of Santa Fe’s system can be seen at (00:02:00:00) and (00:03:55:00). Vintage footage of San Francisco Bay cargo platforms / the “Santa Fe Navy” can be seen at (00:02:30:00). Footage of a canned food manufacturing line can be seen at (00:04:55:00) followed by Santa Fe insulated cars (00:05:10:00) made for carrying product at a certain temperature. Footage of chemicals being made for shipment can be seen at (00:05:23:00). Animation of the inner workings of the freight train can be seen at (00:07:00:00). The process of icing cargo can be seen at (00:09:10:00). Mechanical temperature control for perishable commodities is covered at (00:11:15:00). Footage of a specialty crane constructing welded rail can be seen at (00:14:40:00). Welded track being put down can be seen at (00:15:10:00). Modern car inspection and repair can be seen at (00:15:55:00). Footage of steam cleaning can be witnessed at (00:16:37:00). The new 2400 horsepower turbocharged diesel engine is profiled at (00:17:40:00). An overview of the Industrial Development Department is shown at (00:19:53:00). Footage of Santa Fe’s communication system can be seen at (00:21:13:00). A rundown on the Santa Fe car location service is detailed at (00:23:30:00). Footage of the modern electronic train yard is shown at (00:26:00:00). Santa Fe’s traffic control system is shown at (00:27:48:00). Footage of trailer piggybacking is shown at (00:28:50:00). A freight house and dock house in Dallas is shown at (00:30:05:00). Finally, the film concludes showcasing the spirit of Santa Fe’s workers. (00:30:55:00) Beautiful freight train and car footage can be seen specifically at (00:02:05:00), (00:06:25:00), (00:07:40:00), (00:10:20:00), (00:14:05:00), (00:15:27:00), (00:17:25:00) and (00:28:30:00).
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[@sarjim4381]

Santa Fe got those first "2400 horsepower turbocharged diesel locomotives", EMD SD-24 models, in July, 1958, so that pretty well dates the movie as not being any earlier and probably not more than six months later.

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Wow. Train cars with no graffiti

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spray cans weren't invented yet ;)

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WORKED ARGENTINE SHOPS, SEPT 16, 1964/ JAN 5,1995!!

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[@manhoot]

Something to be said about carrying the freight.

[@frankroberts9320]

#PeriscopeFilm I think you're off a bit on the age of this film. The built dates on the boxcars are all 1957. I'd say the film was produced sometime between 1958 and 1960. The industrial music soundtrack is fairly generic for the very late 1950's. In fact the last few minutes of the film is scored with the same music used in 'Last of the Giants', produced by the Union Pacific Railroad in 1959.

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[@justintang2294]

The "Shock Control" boxcars at 6:50 are class BX-78s, built in March 1959.

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Is that the detective from Law and Order?

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Second view

[@redbarnz]

The same old issue: putting 25 pounds in a 5 pound bag!

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I'd like to go all the way with that hot secretary!

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[@jamesswidergal7875]

It's amazing they only speak of their own greatness, not a good word about the 16 hos, and te&y sacrifices..typical then, typical now.