New Outlook, Volumen165Outlook Publishing Company, 1935 |
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... rates on railroads , that the railroad freight is hauled at not more than two thirds respondence goes by franked mail and its financing is done of the rates paid by private companies and that TVA cor- at the government rates which are ...
... rates on railroads , that the railroad freight is hauled at not more than two thirds respondence goes by franked mail and its financing is done of the rates paid by private companies and that TVA cor- at the government rates which are ...
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ever . The familiar records concerning telephone rates are dramatic . Five cents has been the price of a pay station ... rate . Money order fees ( inaugurated 1864 ) were three cents to 30 cents as late as 1924 , but are now scaled from ...
ever . The familiar records concerning telephone rates are dramatic . Five cents has been the price of a pay station ... rate . Money order fees ( inaugurated 1864 ) were three cents to 30 cents as late as 1924 , but are now scaled from ...
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... rates , or at excessive subsidies . All this is a direct burden on the everyday citizen who uses only the " first class " rates except at Christmas ; yet he bears the whole loss burden throughout the year . He is the real Santa Claus ...
... rates , or at excessive subsidies . All this is a direct burden on the everyday citizen who uses only the " first class " rates except at Christmas ; yet he bears the whole loss burden throughout the year . He is the real Santa Claus ...
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