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Railroad Data 1938-1939 Weekly publication Hard Cover Oversize
Railroad Data -1938-1939 Hard Cover Oversize 13 x 16 5/8
Railroad Data 1938-1939 Bound Volume
Railroad Data is Published Weekly
Eastern Railroad Presidents Conference
Volume 17 No 1 37 76 Pages
Volume 18 No 1- 26 54 Pages
This contains a 2 Page( front & back) Weekly Publication From January 7, 1938 December 22, 1939
130 + Pages
Index
Partial Index is Shown Below
Sloan, Matthew S.
declares that subjecting railroads to regulation obligates government to enable them to earn a fair return41
says railroads need more business and
restored confidence*15
Smith, C. E.
says 1938 hurricane cost railroads of
New England 61/2 million dollars *12
shows that highway and waterway car-
riers divert a billion dollars a year
in revenue from the railroads*49
South Carolina State Grange opposes train-
length bill 3
Southeast Shippers' Advisory Board petitions
for repeal of land-grant acts*25
Speed
English railway paper reports that
America leads the world in high-
speed mileage*10
of freight trains at peak*10, *36
passenger trains now operate at higher
speeds *51
Theft
See Robbery
Ties
See Forest products
Ton-mile revenue
in 1936 lowest since 1921 10
1931-1937Supp. No. 1, facing page 43
shows slight increase in 1938*13
Ton-miles per loaded car-mile, by months, 1931-
1937Supp. No. 1, facing page 42
Ton-miles, 1928-1937Supp. No. 1, facing page 42
Tonnage (revenue) originating, 1931-1937
Supp. No. 1, facing page 43
Traffic
and earnings of railroads summarized
by the Interstate Commerce Commis-
sion 3
freight, summarized in table prepared
by Joseph R. Warner 7
increase can be handled by railroads
without difficulty*39, *43, *45, *46
peak handled without car shortage*47
Traffic Advisory Committee of the Association of American Railroads to simplify freight classification in new book under preparaion *31
Traffic Club of Cleveland, Ohio, to be guest of
Associated Traffic Clubs of America 65
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