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Railway Age 1953 April 13 28th N&W better service meeting
Railway Age April 13 1953 Vol 134 No 15 26 paes
CONTENTS
Class I Railroads Spent $1.8 Billion in 1952 for fuel, materials and supplies of all kinds, the A.A.R. reports. The year's total was the fourth highest on record. 9
Net Income for 1953's First Two Months was $114 million, $19 million above the figure reported for the same period of 1952. Gross revenues were lower, but so were expenses. 10
Official-Territory Application of Car-Spotting Tariffs is contrary to I.C.C. interpretation, and should be found "unlawful," an examiner has recommended. 12
FORUM: What Approach should the railroads take to economic education of officers, employees and the general public, to return the maximum benefit to the industry? 17
The B.R.T. Has Agreed that its men were at fault-and the railroad right-in the five-day wildcat strike on Pittsburgh's Union Railroad. 18
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