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Page 54
... practice to both local and interline claims . Surprising results have accrued from this practice and we recom- mend it to all members as one means of reversing the upward trend of this account . The value of individual packages , both ...
... practice to both local and interline claims . Surprising results have accrued from this practice and we recom- mend it to all members as one means of reversing the upward trend of this account . The value of individual packages , both ...
Page 55
... Practice ( Bulletin No. 681 , July 19 , 1944 , File 186-1 ) TO FREIGHT CLAIM AND PREVENTION OFFICERS : We quote from the current annual report of this Committee as follows : " Many agencies are not using the veri - check , or ballot ...
... Practice ( Bulletin No. 681 , July 19 , 1944 , File 186-1 ) TO FREIGHT CLAIM AND PREVENTION OFFICERS : We quote from the current annual report of this Committee as follows : " Many agencies are not using the veri - check , or ballot ...
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... practice of many shippers , particularly chain store and mail order houses , whose merchandise is shipped to customers or branch stores direct from factories or other sources of supply , carrying two different marks - one mark showing ...
... practice of many shippers , particularly chain store and mail order houses , whose merchandise is shipped to customers or branch stores direct from factories or other sources of supply , carrying two different marks - one mark showing ...
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