Association of Railway Executives (U.S.)

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Books by Association of Railway Executives (U.S.)

Total count: 15

Remedial railroad legislation, 1919testimony before Senate Committee on Interstate Commerce and statements bearing on the return of the railroads of the United States to private management and operationPreliminary ed. Edited by Robert S. Binkerd, assistant to the chairman.

1919-01-01
The Verdict of public opinion on the railroad questionthe nation votes--against government ownership, against government operation, against "soviet" management, and for the return of the railroads to their owners under broad national regulation

Association of Railway Executives1919-01-01
Supplement to Remedial railroad legislation, 1919containing testimony before Senate Committee on Interstate Commerce

Association of Railway Executives1919-01-01
Transportation needs of the nationeastern district

Association of Railway Executives1920-01-01
The advisory committee of the Association of Railway Executives, of which Mr. Daniel Willard is chairman, has set for its goal in the improvement of transportation service, the following definite ends ...

Association of Railway Executives1920-01-01
Getting facts straight about the railroadscondition of the roads at the beginning and end of federal control

Association of Railway Executives1920-01-01
Railroad questions answered

Association of Railway Executives1920-01-01
Statements made by the Association of railway executivesConference committee of managers, before the United States Railroad labor board, Chicago, Illinois ... in connection with the objections of the railroads to the various so-called national agreements, also objections to rules and working conditions requested by various organizations. v. II-VI

1921-01-01
Freight rates and business conditionstwo editorials from the Galveston (Texas) news

Reprinted by the Association of Railway Executives1921-01-01
Transportation charges in the United States and CanadaComparisons between transportation charges in United States and Canada on agricultural products. Supplemental to Senate document 212 ...

U.S. Govt. Print. Off.1929-01-01
Rail and road transportat home and abroad

1932-01-01
Congress should actThe government should retire from the barge line business. A summary of the evidence presented on behalf of the Association of Railway Executives, before the Committee of the House of Representatives of the Congress of the United States, investigating competition of the United States government with private enterprise

1932-01-01
The transportation problem in the United States

1932-01-01
Federal transportation legislationbrief

The Association1933-01-01
Statements on behalf of the Association of railway executives concerning the six-hour day for railway employees

1934-01-01