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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... port . I wish to make it perfectly clear that the Department's primary concern in this matter is the correction in the public interest of the several deficiencies in transportation regulatory policy reported by the Advisory Committee ...
... port . I wish to make it perfectly clear that the Department's primary concern in this matter is the correction in the public interest of the several deficiencies in transportation regulatory policy reported by the Advisory Committee ...
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... ports or areas far from the United States . Moreover , vessels engaged in trades close to the United States seaboard are more secure from enemy destruction or seizure than ships engaged in foreign areas located some distance away from ...
... ports or areas far from the United States . Moreover , vessels engaged in trades close to the United States seaboard are more secure from enemy destruction or seizure than ships engaged in foreign areas located some distance away from ...
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... port . These problems now are of intense concern to military authorities especially since modern weapons have become so singularly destructive . One of the ... Ports and Transportation Facilities . Modern warfare is TRANSPORTATION POLICY 81.
... port . These problems now are of intense concern to military authorities especially since modern weapons have become so singularly destructive . One of the ... Ports and Transportation Facilities . Modern warfare is TRANSPORTATION POLICY 81.
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... Ports and Transportation Facilities . Modern warfare is extremely destructive of physical facilities and a great deal of attention has been given to the problems resulting from this condition by military authori- ties . Transportation ...
... Ports and Transportation Facilities . Modern warfare is extremely destructive of physical facilities and a great deal of attention has been given to the problems resulting from this condition by military authori- ties . Transportation ...
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... ports maintain joint through rates applicable via all - water or rail - and - water routes on traffic moving between Eastern territory and Southern and Southwestern territories that generally are differentially lower than corresponding ...
... ports maintain joint through rates applicable via all - water or rail - and - water routes on traffic moving between Eastern territory and Southern and Southwestern territories that generally are differentially lower than corresponding ...
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