“THE DANGER TO THE PUBLIC OF SUBSIDIZED TRANSPORTATION FACILITIES” - Address Before the Rotary Club, East St. Louis, Illinois, November 7, 1928 - By T.C. Powell

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Bibliographic and microform preservation records present the text and film metadata for a 1928 address by T.C. Powell, president of the Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railway Company, delivered before the Rotary Club in East St. Louis on November 7, 1928. The document includes restrictions on reproduction, technical microform data (filming date, tracking number, film size, reduction ratio, image placement), and the speech content arguing principles of safe, efficient, regular, and economical rail transportation while discussing congressional policy’s importance to rail carriers and their stakeholders.

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“THE DANGER TO THE PUBLIC OF SUBSIDIZED TRANSPORTATION FACILITIES”

Remarks of MR. T.C. POWELL

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