If you liked In re Investigation of proposed advances in freight by carriers in official classification territory by United States. Interstate Commerce Commission, start with Ex parte no. 168, increased freight rates, 1948 (1949), Classification of operating revenues of electric railways as prescribed by the Interstate commerce commission in accordance with section 20 of the Act to regulate commerce (1908), and New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company reorganization (1944). These recommendations are drawn from the same author, shared genres, and reader overlap on BookOrb.
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BookOrb recommends Ex parte no. 168, increased freight rates, 1948 (1949), Classification of operating revenues of electric railways as prescribed by the Interstate commerce commission in accordance with section 20 of the Act to regulate commerce (1908), New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company reorganization (1944), Rules governing monthly reports of railway accidents, 1918 revision (1918), and Freight forwarding investigation (Transportation of consolidated carload freight) ... (1938).
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