On the record
Clearly the managers are without that intercarrier, cooperative relationship so highly essential to the best and most economical operation.
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Warren G. Harding
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Harding points out the lack of cooperation among railway managers as a barrier to effective operations.
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Our power to do so is not disputed, but power and ships, without comity of relationship, will not give us the expanded trade which is inseparably linked with a great merchant marine.
During the anxieties of war, when necessity seemed compelling there were excessive grants of authority and all extraordinary concentration of powers in the Chief Executive.
More, it is vital to the preservation of many of our own industries which contribute so notably to the very lifeblood of our Nation.
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