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Why Joseph Stalin, always lavish with Russia's millions in buying tractors, remains a tightwad as to railways, choosing to have hapless Soviet railwaymen shot for "sabotage" rather than buy them good modern rolling stock and signals, remains perhaps the Kremlin's major mystery. Last week Soviet trains...
¶Even when a railroad goes into receivership, it usually continues to pay interest on underlying mortgages. When it cannot do that it generally honors its equipment trust issues so that it will not lose its rolling stock.* So deep in receivership is Seaboard Air Line (mileage: 4,309) that...
History 5 has cast the cold light of reason upon the conduct of its hour-examinations--thereby setting a startling precedent--and puts the class to work precisely on the hour. While the Memorial Hall bells are still noisily vying with each other, the pens of a fortunate few, having...
Both, as U. S. corporations go, are small (United's assets are about $10,000,000, Mesta's $9,000,000). Though both are largely management-owned, both have stock outstanding with a public to which they are virtually unknown. United's contracts for last year included...
The hot Spanish festival lasted four days. Pedro Mendieta, nephew of Cuba's President, elbowed his way through the brightly-costumed crowds to the pavilions where Tampa's four Latin nightclubs put on shows until 3 in the morning. In a public wedding one Carl H. Burg, dressed...