John W Adams
Adams served four years with the Army Air Force during Workd War II. He worked two years as a streetcar motorman on Chicago's old red streetcars and studied at The University of Chicago for three years. He signed on with Southwestern Greyhound in 1952 as a bus drivier, beginning a 33 year transportation career. In supervision with Greyhousnd after seven years as a driver. He lived in six different cities and eight different homes, serving Grehyound in eight different supervisory positions...See more
Adams served four years with the Army Air Force during Workd War II. He worked two years as a streetcar motorman on Chicago's old red streetcars and studied at The University of Chicago for three years. He signed on with Southwestern Greyhound in 1952 as a bus drivier, beginning a 33 year transportation career. In supervision with Greyhousnd after seven years as a driver. He lived in six different cities and eight different homes, serving Grehyound in eight different supervisory positions before retiring as District Manager in Dallas, Texas, in 1985. See less
John W Adams book subjects
- History > United States > State & Local > South (AL, AR, FL, GA, KY, LA, MS, NC, SC, TN, VA, WV)
- History
- Education > History
- United States
- Texas A & M University
- Texas
- Great Britain
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John W Adams's Featured Books
John W Adams book reviews
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Commentaries on the Laws of England
World View - by who's Law
Should be mandatory reading for all uni students, & a reference manual for law. Read More
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The Gitksan Potlatch: population flux, resource ownership and reciprocity
by Cumshewa, Jul 24, 2008
This is an excellent presentation of the Git'ksan, Northwest Coast mainland, society and its most important ceremony, the potlatch. Although aimed at the contemporary content and thrust of the ... Read More
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Commentaries on the Laws of England
A great read
by DaveH, Feb 25, 2009
After hearing so much about this work in law school, I bought a copy a few years ago - from Alibris. I started to read this work and found that much of it is still relavant today. I have even used ... Read More