Railway Digest of Developments and Comments 1954 June V9 #6

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Railway Digest of Developments and Comments 1954 June V9 #6
 
Railway Digest of Developments and Comments 1954 June V9 #6
Railway Digest is issued monthly.
Contents
Clearing Transport Road Blocks  2
By the Hon. John W. Bricker
New Super Flat Cars  6
Railroads Question Need for Further Public Aid to
Competitors  7
Reduced Furlough Fares Extended  9
Research and the Railroad Future  10
By William T. Faricy
Methuselah Would Be a Mere Infant Compared with.
This Man  17
Current Rate-Making Issues  18
By E. V. Hill
Performance Per Locomotive Unit Is Much Greater
Now  20
Recent Books, Booklets and Compilations of Interest
to Railroaders  21
Paying Their Own Way 22
Millions of Vacationists Enjoy the Comforts of Rail-
way Travel  23
Railroad Employment in April  24
Rates of Pay for Rail Employees Double 1945 25
Equipment Data  26
Carloadings  26
Revenues, Expenses and Earnings  27
Help Korea Trains  28

"RAILWAY DIGEST" will not be published in July and August. The next issue will be for July-August-September, to be published about September 15.


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