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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... continue the hearings to a con- clusion without an interruption , because of other work of the commit- tee , and particularly because of executive sessions of the full committee which our chairman has already scheduled during the month ...
... continue the hearings to a con- clusion without an interruption , because of other work of the commit- tee , and particularly because of executive sessions of the full committee which our chairman has already scheduled during the month ...
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... continue to have authority , as now , to prescribe reasonable maximum or reasonable minimum rates . Only the authority to prescribe precise rates is eliminated . No change whatever is proposed in its authority to correct unjustly ...
... continue to have authority , as now , to prescribe reasonable maximum or reasonable minimum rates . Only the authority to prescribe precise rates is eliminated . No change whatever is proposed in its authority to correct unjustly ...
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... continue those provisions which provide that the Interstate Commerce Commission must pay due regard to " the public interest , " to the " national defense , postal service and commerce , " to the " highest standards of service , " to ...
... continue those provisions which provide that the Interstate Commerce Commission must pay due regard to " the public interest , " to the " national defense , postal service and commerce , " to the " highest standards of service , " to ...
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... Continuing on page 4 , Mr. McDonald states , " ** our great transportation system will return to the law of the jungle ... continue to do so under the proposed changes . The changes simply provide for greater and , in the committee's ...
... Continuing on page 4 , Mr. McDonald states , " ** our great transportation system will return to the law of the jungle ... continue to do so under the proposed changes . The changes simply provide for greater and , in the committee's ...
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... continue to enjoy the old rate until the Commission had determined whether the proposed rate was lawful , or until the suspension period expired . At the close of World War I the Congress after taking a new look at railroad regulation ...
... continue to enjoy the old rate until the Commission had determined whether the proposed rate was lawful , or until the suspension period expired . At the close of World War I the Congress after taking a new look at railroad regulation ...
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