1936 Print Jimmy Mason Chicago Terminal Keeshin Freight Superintendent FZ2 XGFD6 After Joseph Stalin's death on

After Joseph Stalin's death on March 5

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1936 Print Jimmy Mason Chicago Terminal Keeshin Freight Superintendent FZ2 XGFD6 After Joseph Stalin's death onThis is an original 1936 halftone print of Jimmy Mason working for Keeshin Transcontinental Freight Lines, Inc. at the Chicago, Illinois terminal. The caption writes, "120 drivers take orders from him. He is Jimmy Mason, terminal superintendent, and he sits in this noisy cubicle from 6: 30 A. M. until the last truck has pulled out for the highway late at night. He makes out the routes, assigns trucks and drivers, handles the aggravations and crises of