Transportation Policy: Hearings Before a Subcommittee of the Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce, House of Representatives, Eighty-fourth Congress, Second Session, on H. R. 6141 [and Others], Part 1 |
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... bill would give the Commission authority to make the exemption inappli- cable , after hearing and investigation , where it finds that activities are not being conducted solely for the purpose , and within the limitations , specified in ...
... bill would give the Commission authority to make the exemption inappli- cable , after hearing and investigation , where it finds that activities are not being conducted solely for the purpose , and within the limitations , specified in ...
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... bill would delete this authority from section 22 but would authorize carriers to establish rates of special application for the United States , State and municipal governments . These rates would be subject to all of the applicable ...
... bill would delete this authority from section 22 but would authorize carriers to establish rates of special application for the United States , State and municipal governments . These rates would be subject to all of the applicable ...
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... bill is identical to bill S. 1920 , introduced in the United States Senate on May 9 , 1955. These bills are designed to implement the recommendations made to the President in a recent report by the Presidential Advisory Committee on ...
... bill is identical to bill S. 1920 , introduced in the United States Senate on May 9 , 1955. These bills are designed to implement the recommendations made to the President in a recent report by the Presidential Advisory Committee on ...
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... bill , if its apparent purpose to afford the Government reduced rates is assured would compensate in some degree at least , for advantages that would be lost through the exclusion of the United States from the permitted concessions ...
... bill , if its apparent purpose to afford the Government reduced rates is assured would compensate in some degree at least , for advantages that would be lost through the exclusion of the United States from the permitted concessions ...
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... bill ( p . 5 , line 21 , et seq . ) makes two principal changes in section 4 of the act : ( a ) Repeals the aggregate - of - intermediates clause without any replacement . ( b ) Permits departure from the long - hand - short - haul ...
... bill ( p . 5 , line 21 , et seq . ) makes two principal changes in section 4 of the act : ( a ) Repeals the aggregate - of - intermediates clause without any replacement . ( b ) Permits departure from the long - hand - short - haul ...
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