urn:taro:tslac.10229 Railroad Commission of Texas, Motor Transportation Division: An Inventory of Motor Transportation Division Transcripts of Application Hearings at the Texas State Archives, 1926-1956, undated, bulk 1930-1939 Finding aid by Paul B. Beck, June 1985 This EAD finding aid was created in part with funds provided by the Texas Telecommunications Infrastructure Fund Board for the Texas Archival Resources Online project. Texas State Library and Archives Commission June 1985 Finding aid encoded by Carolyn Foster in EAD Version 2002 as part of the TARO project, May 2003. Finding aid written in English. December 2008. Revised by Laura K. Saegert, Overview Texas State Archives Railroad Commission of Texas. Motor Transportation Division. Motor Transportation Division transcripts of application hearings 1926-1956, undated bulk 1930-1939 The Railroad Commission of Texas had regulatory power of the commercial transportation of persons and property on state highways during the period covered by these records. Motor transportation activities were handled by the Motor Transportation Division. These records consist of the testimony at hearings held by the Motor Transportation Division to determine if certificates should be granted to allow applicants to operate commercial vehicles on public highways. Dating 1926-1956, the majority of the records are from 1930 to 1939. Testimony was taken from the applicant, other common carriers, and the public about the proposed route, traffic conditions in the area, financial status of the applicant, and competition with existing service. The findings were reported to the Railroad Commission for final approval. approximately 31 cubic ft. These materials are written in English. Restrictions on Access

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 Agency History

The Railroad Commission of Texas regulates the exploration, production, and transportation of oil and natural gas in Texas. Its statutory role is to prevent waste of the state's natural resources, to protect the correlative rights of different interest owners, to prevent pollution, and to provide safety in matters such as hydrogen sulfide. It oversees hazardous materials pipelines and natural gas pipelines and distribution systems as well as propane, butane, compressed natural gas, and liquefied natural gas. It works to make sure a continuous, safe supply of natural gas is available to Texas consumers at the lowest reasonable price. Additionally, the Commission regulates surface mining for coal, uranium, and iron ore gravel, and conducts a program for reclaiming lands that were mined and abandoned before 1975.

The Railroad Commission of Texas had its origin in the demands of the shipping public in the late 1880s that insisted that railroads be subject to regulation based on public interest. An advocate for governmental regulation, Attorney General James Stephen Hogg ran for Governor in 1890 with the issue of railroad regulation as the focal point of the campaign. Hogg was elected Governor in the general election and the voters also approved an amendment to Article X, Section 2 of the Texas Constitution that empowered the Legislature to enact statutes creating regulatory agencies. These elections paved the way for the Legislature to enact on April 3, 1891 "An Act to Establish a Railroad Commission of the State of Texas," that later was placed in the Texas Revised Civil Statutes under article 6444 et seq. (House Bills 1, 3, and 58, 22nd Texas Legislature, Regular Session).

The Commission originally consisted of three members appointed by the Governor for three-year terms. Governor Hogg appointed the first three Commissioners in 1891 including John H. Reagan, who resigned as U.S. Senator from Texas to serve as the first Chairman. The Texas Constitution, Article XIX, Section 30 was amended in 1894 to provide for elective six-year overlapping terms for the Commissioners. That same year John H. Reagan was elected and served until his retirement in 1903.

The Texas Railroad Commission was the first regulatory agency created in the State of Texas and originally had jurisdiction over the rates and operations of railroads, terminals, wharves and express companies. The legal focus was on intrastate passenger and freight activities. Interstate jurisdiction fell under the U.S. Interstate Commerce Commission. For the first twenty-five years of its existence, the Railroad Commission was largely concerned with regulating railroads, setting rates, receiving complaints, and making investigations. As other controversies arose where the Legislature deemed that the public interest could best be served by regulation, additional duties were assigned to the Railroad Commission.

The Railroad Commission's authority was broadened beginning in 1917 with the passage of the Pipeline Petroleum Law (Senate Bill 68, 35th Legislature, Regular Session) that declared pipelines to be common carriers like railroads and placed them under the Commission's jurisdiction. This was the first act to designate the Railroad Commission as the agency to administer conservation laws relating to oil and gas. The Commission's regulatory and enforcement powers in oil and gas were increased by the Oil and Gas Conservation Law (Senate Bill 350 of the 36th Legislature, Regular Session), effective June 18, 1919. This act gave the Railroad Commission jurisdiction to regulate the production of oil and gas. Acting upon this legislation, the Commission adopted in 1919 the first statewide rules regulating the oil and gas industry to promote conservation and safety, including Rule 37. This rule requires minimum distances between wells at drilling sites in order to protect field pressure and correlative rights.

The Gas Utilities Act of 1920 (House Bill 11, 36th Legislature, 3rd Called Session) gave the Commission regulatory and rate authority over individuals and businesses producing, transporting, or distributing natural gas in Texas. In 1937, following a large natural gas explosion in a school in New London, Texas, the 45th Legislature passed legislation giving the Railroad Commission the authority to adopt rules and regulations pertaining to the odorization of natural gas or liquefied petroleum gases (House Bill 1017, Regular Session).

The passage of the Public Regulatory Act of 1975 (PURA) (House Bill 819, 64th Legislature, Regular Session) required certain state regulatory agencies, including the Commission, to set the overall revenues of a utility based on its "cost of service." Regulation of liquefied petroleum was added to the Commission's responsibilities in 1939 by the 46th Legislature (House Bill 792, Regular Session). The legislation authorized the Commission to adopt and enforce safety rules and standards in the storage, handling, transportation, and odorization of butane or LP-gases. Regulation of compressed natural gas was added to the Railroad Commission's responsibilities in 1983 (Senate Bill 617, 68th Legislature, Regular Session).

The Motor Bus Law of 1927, House Bill 50, 40th Legislature, Regular Session, and the Motor Carrier Law of 1929, House Bill 654, 41st Legislature, Regular Session, extended the Commission's regulatory powers to commercial transportation of persons and property on state highways. In 1995, following federal deregulation of motor carriers, the 74th Legislature eliminated the agency's authority to regulate commercial carriers involved in intrastate transport and transferred the remaining responsibilities related to commercial carriers (motor carrier registration, insurance verification, and safety) to the Texas Department of Transportation (Senate Bill 971, Regular Session), and the Department of Public Safety (Senate Bill 3, Regular Session).

(Sources: Guide to Texas State Agencies, various editions; general laws and statutes; and the records themselves.)

 Scope and Contents of the Records

The Railroad Commission of Texas had regulatory power of the commercial transportation of persons and property on state highways during the period covered by these records. Motor transportation activities were handled by the Motor Transportation Division. These records consist of the testimony at hearings held by the Motor Transportation Division to determine if certificates should be granted to allow applicants to operate commercial vehicles on public highways. Dating 1926-1956, the majority of the records are from 1930 to 1939. The testimony was a part of the application procedure necessary to obtain the required authorization to operate commercial vehicles on public highways. Hearings were held by Division examiners and testimony was taken in regard to the route and communities served, competition with existing service, traffic congestion, financial status of the applicant, and other considerations of convenience and necessity. The transcripts of these hearings reveal the status of transportation at a given time in specific areas of Texas. After the hearings, the examiner submitted the findings to the Commission for consideration and decision.

The Commission made its decision known in the official minutes (See Minutes and also the Motor Transportation Division, Motor carrier dockets and Motor Transportation Division, Motor freight dockets series). The various docket records in the minutes for the Motor Transportation Division were labeled Motor Bus Docket, Motor Bus Letter Order, Contract Motor Carrier Docket, and Motor Carrier Docket Number. Subject matter of these dockets in the minutes included sale and transfer of a certificate authorizing the operation of a motor bus or motor carrier between cities; application for approval of a change in schedule or the abandonment of a lease; or for an order granting authority to use state highways in Texas for hire or for commerce.

The majority of the transcripts are from the 1930s. The transcripts for any given year will be found in more than one box.

To prepare this inventory, the described materials were cursorily reviewed to confirm the accuracy of contents lists, to provide an estimate of dates covered, and to determine record types.

This finding aid describes one series of the Railroad Commission of Texas records. See Railroad Commission of Texas: An Overview of Records for more records series.

 Arrangement of the Records

These records are arranged in rough chronological and alphabetical order as received from the agency.

 Index Terms

The terms listed here were used to catalog the records. The terms can be used to find similar or related records.

Subjects: Commercial vehicles--Texas. Document Types: Testimonies--Texas--Commercial vehicles--1930-1956. Functions: Regulating commercial vehicles. Related Material

The following materials are offered as possible sources of further information on the agencies and subjects covered by the records. The listing is not exhaustive.

Texas State Archives

 Railroad Commission of Texas, Motor Transportation Division enforcement and regulation records, 1929-1955, bulk 1936-1942, approximately 23 cubic ft. Railroad Commission of Texas, Motor Transportation Division correspondence, 1923-1954, bulk 1929-1942, approximately 14 cubic ft. Railroad Commission of Texas, Minutes, 1891-1996, 20.85 cubic ft. consisting of 113 microfilm reels Preferred Citation

(Identify the item), Motor Transportation Division transcripts of application hearings, Records, Railroad Commission of Texas. Archives and Information Services Division, Texas State Library and Archives Commission.

 Accession Information

Accession numbers: 1961/005 and others unknown

Some of these records were transferred to the Archives and Information Services Division of the Texas State Library and Archives Commission by the Railroad Commission of Texas in October 1961 and at other undetermined dates.

 Appraisal Information

These records were appraised as archival by the appraisal staff of the Texas State Archives on March 16, 2001. This was one of a series of Railroad Commission records reviewed as part of an overall appraisal of the records of the Commission. The appraisal report can be found in the search room of the State Archives. The online version of the report for this series is available at http://www.tsl.state.tx.us/arc/appraisal/rrc2.html#163.

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Described by Paul B. Beck, June 1985

Finding aid edited for DACS compliance by Laura K. Saegert, December 2008

 Detailed Description of the Records Motot Transportation Division transcripts of application hearings, 1926-1954, bulk 1930-1939, approximately 31 cubic ft. 4-5/25A Ray Adair Truck Line, 1939 4-5/25A Adams, J.M. dba [doing business as] Adams Truck Line, 1938 4-5/25A Lawler, H.H. dba Alamo Freight Lines, 1939 [2 folders] 4-5/25A Aldredge, M.M., 1939 4-5/25A Allen, W.B. and Frank P. dba American Warehouse & Storage Company, 1939 4-5/25A Allred, Luther Virgil, 1939 4-5/25A Atherton, Leland D. and Fannie D. dba Atherton Transfer & Storage Company, 1939 4-5/25A Avary, G.O., 1939 4-5/25A Bagwell, John, 1939 4-5/25A Bain, Frank M., 1939 4-5/25A Basin Trucking Company, Incorporated, 1939 4-5/25A Beakley, E.L., 1939 4-5/25A D.A. Beard Truck Lines Company, 1939 4-5/25A Beaumont Bonded Warehouse, Incorporated, 1939 4-5/25A Beck, Davis, 1939 4-5/25A Bela, Santiago, 1939 4-5/25A Bellomy, H.E. and T.U. dba Bellomy Brothers, 1939 4-5/25A Bennett, Sidney L., 1939 4-5/25A Winton, R.L. dba Big State Trucking Company, 1939 4-5/25A Binion, Z.E., 1939 4-5/25A Blankenship, O.R., 1939 4-5/25A Bly, C.N., 1939 4-5/25A Boothe, S.E., 1939 4-5/25A Borders, William, 1939 4-5/25A Bowen, Jessee E., 1939 4-5/25A Bradfield, Fred, 1939 4-5/25A Brewer, John Clayton, 1939 4-5/25A Briggs, William Colley, 1939 4-5/25A Brock, C.B., 1939 4-5/25A Brockman, J.T. and E.E., 1939 4-5/25A Brown Express, Incorporated, 1939 [6 folders] 4-5/25A Brown, Paul W. dba Brown Transfer & Storage Company, 1939 4-5/25A Buffaloe, J.H., 1939 4-5/25A Burkhalter, C.B., 1939 4-5/25A Burleston, James Alvin, 1939 4-5/25A Burt, L.C., 1939 4-5/25A Buster, Hilton and Vaugh dba Buster Brothers, 1939 4-5/25A Buttry, Carl S., 1939 4-5/25A C. & S. Motor Freight Lines, Incorporated, 1939 4-5/25A Calhoun, John S., 1937 4-5/25A Camp, W.H., Jr., 1939 [2 folders] 4-5/25A Campbell, Carl T., 1939 4-5/25A Campbell, Robert, 1939 4-5/25A Cargill, J.T., 1939 4-5/25A Carmack, J.L. and C.L. dba Carmack's Transfer Company, 1939 4-5/25A Casey, Claud, 1939 4-5/25A Cathey, Roy and Carrell, J.T. dba Cathey & Carrell Truck Line, 1939 4-5/25A Central Forwarding, Incorporated, 1939 4-5/25A Central Freight Lines, Incorporated, 1938-1939 [3 folders] 4-5/25A Chaney, W.T. and McClure, Parker dba Keechi Trucking Company, 1939 4-5/25A Clark, William N., 1939 4-5/25A Clarke, W.D. dba W.D. Clarke Transfer & Storage Company, 1939 4-5/25A Clevenger, E.K. and D.L., 1939 4-5/25A Cochran, C.L. and E.E. dba Cochran Company, 1939 4-5/25A Cole, Ed, 1939 4-5/25A Coleman, Ben dba Coleman Brothers' Transfer Company, 1939 4-5/25A Collins, T.E., 1939 4-5/25A Combs, R.C. dba Combs Truck Line, 1939 4-5/25A Blankenbeckler, Frank A. - Comet Motor Freight Lines, 1939 4-5/25A Cook, D.F., 1939 4-5/25A Cook, Odus R., 1939 4-5/25A Cope, Luther, 1939 4-5/25A Costillo, Victor, 1939 4-5/25A Cranford, W.L., 1939 4-5/25A Creighton, T.C., 1939 4-5/25B Curry, A.F. dba Curry's Motor Freight Lines, 1939 [2 folders] 4-5/25B Daily, B.B., 1939 4-5/25B Davenport, D.D., 1939 4-5/25B Davis, Barney, 1939 4-5/25B Davis, Jesse, 1938 4-5/25B Davis, Loyd, 1939 [2 folders] 4-5/25B Davis, Marvin, 1939 4-5/25B Dealers' Transport Company, 1939 4-5/25B Dennis, E.M., 1939 4-5/25B Dixie Truck Line, 1939 4-5/25B Donnell, Otho, 1939 4-5/25B Dunn, A.W., 1938 4-5/25B East, C.L., 1939 4-5/25B Edmiston, Howard, 1939 4-5/25B Edwards, A.B. and Eugene dba Edwards Brothers, 1939 4-5/25B Eldridge Freight Lines, Incorporated, 1939 4-5/25B Elmore, Fontayne, 1939 4-5/25B Elms, R.L., 1939 4-5/25B English Freight Company, 1939 [2 folders] 4-5/25B Erwin, L.E., 1939 4-5/25B Etter, Jim, 1939 4-5/25B Evans, M.C., 1939 4-5/25B Fisher, Lon D. dba Thru Truck Service, 1939 4-5/25B Folkner, A.J., 1939 4-5/25B Ford, T.D., 1939 4-5/25B Ford Delivery Company, Incorporated, 1939 4-5/25B Fowler, E.S., 1939 4-5/25B Fowler, W.A., 1939 4-5/25B Frank, Richard, Jr. dba Frank's Motor Freight Line, 1939 4-5/25B Franklin, Millard T., 1939 4-5/25B Freeman, William E., 1939 4-5/25B Garrison, Pete, 1939 4-5/25B Gayle, Zano J., 1939 4-5/25B George, Aubrey C., 1939 4-5/25B Gibbon, Earl Clarence, 1939 4-5/25B Gist, Almoth O., 1939 4-5/25B Glover, Asbury, 1939 4-5/25B Graham, Jim Hollard, 1939 4-5/25B Gray, James R., 1939 4-5/25B Gray, Kyle, 1939 4-5/25B Hall, R.B., 1939 4-5/25B Harrell, Paul, 1939 4-5/25B Harris, Jean, 1939 4-5/25B Harris, R.D., 1939 4-5/25B Hart Merchantile Company, Incorporated, 1939 4-5/25B Hastings, E.M. dba Maple Avenue Transfer Company, 1939 4-5/25B Haynes, C.B., 1939 4-5/25B Hearne, Doake dba Seagraves Truck Line, 1939 4-5/25B Heathington, Roy C. dba Heathington Truck Line, 1939 4-5/25B Henderson, P.W., 1939 4-5/25B Herder, Charlie, Jr. dba Herder Truck Line, 1939 4-5/25B Hermes, J.D., 1939 4-5/25B Hicks, J.P., 1939 4-5/25B Hodges, C.C., 1939 4-5/25B Hodges, George Palmer, 1939 4-5/25B Holley, H.H., 1939 4-5/25B Houston, Boyd A., 1939 4-5/25B Rayburn, J.E. dba Houston-Inland Forwarding Company, 1939 4-5/25B Hudgens, Melvin, 1939 4-5/25B Hudson, M.W. dba Hudson Produce, 1939 4-5/25B Hughes, E.M., 1939 4-5/25B Hughes, F.E. dba Hughes Transfer & Storage Company, 1939 4-5/25B Hughes, Glenn, 1939 4-5/25B Humble, Douglas Boaz, 1939 4-5/25B Hunsaker, Bob, 1939 4-5/25B Hunsaker, R.B. dba Hunsaker Motor Freight Company, 1939 4-5/25B Hunt, V.G., 1939 4-5/25B Hunter, Thomas George, 1939 4-5/25B Hutchison, Harry Stuart, 1939 4-5/25B Iraan Motor Freight Line, 1939 4-5/25B Compressed Air #2 - Lackey, W.G., Wichita Falls, 1926 [A Railroad Commission hearing on an application for the use of compressed air in production of oil.] 4-5/17A Joint hearings, 1930-1932 [10 folders] 4-5/17A January, M.H., 1930 4-5/17A Jenkins, Homer S., 1931 4-5/17A Johnson, Ralph B., 1931 4-5/17A Kellogg, W.W., 1931 4-5/17A Kenosha Auto Transport Company, 1931 4-5/17A Langston, D.C., 1931 4-5/17A Lindale Hardware Company, 1931 4-5/17A Lindsley, Bud, 1931 4-5/17A Lowe, Earl dba Lowe Motor Line, 1932 4-5/17A McGlaun, W.A., 1927 [2 folders] 4-5/17A Merrell, M.D., Cannon, L.H. and Miller, Dudley, 1928 4-5/17A Miller, J.T., Jr., 1932 4-5/17A Missouri Pacific Transportation Company, 1929 [3 folders] 4-5/17A Moore Traction Company, 1931 4-5/17A Motor Express Companies, 1926 4-5/17A Murphy, H.H.G. and R.D., 1927 4-5/17B Narmour, E.H., 1931 4-5/17B Norris, Tom, 1931 4-5/17B North Texas Coach Company, Morton, W., 1928 4-5/17B Oakwood Transfer Company, 1931-1932 [2 folders] 4-5/17B Oden, I.M., 1931 4-5/17B Paul, J.W., Jr., 1931 4-5/17B Pou, J.S. (& Son), 1932 [2 folders] 4-5/17B Red Ball Bast Motor Freight Lines, Incorporated, 1931 4-5/17B Roadway Express, Incorporated, 1931 4-5/17B Ruby Lines, Incorporated, 1929 4-5/17B Sanders, Ivin Aaron, 1931 4-5/17B Servantes, Antonio (Cervantes), 1931 4-5/17B Sharp's Motor Line, 1931 4-5/17B Sheppard, E.J. and Gaines, S.E., 1931 4-5/17B Shideler, J.R.B., 1931 4-5/17B Smith, F.R. and Clark, Clair, 1931 4-5/17B Stappenbeck Truck Line, 1931 4-5/17B Stephenson, J.H., 1931 4-5/17B Taylor, Dugan, 1931 4-5/17B Tuseth, E.C. and Neitert, C.A. and S.A., 1929 4-5/17B Tyler, Jack, 1931 4-5/17B Union City Transfer, 1932 4-5/17B Vinson, Ralph M., 1932 4-5/17B Wells, Jewett E., 1931 4-5/17B West Texas Motor Freight Lines, Incorporated, 1932 4-5/17B Wheeler, David T., 1931 4-5/17B Wilmeth, R.M., 1931 4-5/17B Wright, J.F., 1931 4-3/418 M.H. January, 1930 [One folder in this box.] 4-3/408A A & P Tea Company, 1937 4-3/408A Adams, W.W., 1931 4-3/408A Amarillo Transfer & Storage Company, 1931 4-3/408A American Warehouse & Storage Company, 1931 4-3/408A Armstrong Transfer & Storage Company, Incorporated, 1931 4-3/408A Arthur, S.J., 1932 4-3/408A Barreda, Felipe, 1931 4-3/408A Bowen, R.C., et al., 1931 4-3/408A Brashears, Carl G., 1931 4-3/408A Britton, W.H., 1931 4-3/408A Brown, Willie O., 1931-1932 [2 folders] 4-3/408A Bush, J.W. and G.S., 1931 4-3/408A Caddo Transfer & Warehouse Company, 1931 4-3/408A Cannon Ball Motor Freight Lines, Incorporated, 1932 4-3/408A Capitol Motor Freight Lines, Incorporated, 1932 4-3/408A Caraway, Tom, 1932 4-3/408A Central Freight Lines, Incorporated, 1932 4-3/408A Chamberlain, Albert, 1932 4-3/408A Clifton, Mart, 1931 4-3/408A Coleman, Joe, Ben, and Mrs. Fannie, 1932 4-3/408A Condley, R.L., 1931 4-3/408A Conroe-Houston Truck Line, 1932 4-3/408B Davis, C.E. dba Highway Motor Freight Line, 1932 4-3/408B Denum, Robert, 1932 4-3/408B Dunn, A.W., 1932 4-3/408B Empire Transportation Company, 1931 4-3/408B Galveston Truck Line, Incorporated, 1931-1932 [2 folders] 4-3/408B Graham, A.D., 1931 4-3/408B Gravis, C.K., 1931 4-3/408B Hackler, C.E., 1931 4-3/408B Hadley, Alvin I., 1931 4-3/408B Henderson, Arthur L., 1931 4-3/408B Heyen, Milton, 1931 4-3/408B Horton, Hal C., 1932 4-3/416A Stenographic notebooks arranged by city, 1931-1932, 1935-1936 4-3/416B Stenographic notebooks arranged by city, 1931-1932, 1935-1936 4-3/416B Palestine-Athens Motor Lines and others, 1931-1932, 1935-1936 4-5/18 Rainbow Coaches, 1937 4-5/18 Robinson Bus Lines, 1938 4-5/18 Ross, B.U. dba Ross Motor Coaches, 1937 4-5/18 Sabine Neches Stage Lines, Incorporated, 1937 4-5/18 St. Clair, Charles, 1937 [2 folders] 4-5/18 Southern Pacific Transport Company, 1937 4-5/18 South Texas Coaches, Incorporated, 1937-1938 [2 folders] 4-5/18 Southwest Motor Transport, Incorporated, 1937 4-5/18 Southwestern Greyhound Lines, Incorporated, 1937-1938 [6 folders] 4-5/18 Spraberry, H.E., 1937 4-5/18 Stead, H.B., 1937 4-5/18 Steadham, Jack, 1937 4-5/18 Steadham, William Cagle, 1937 4-5/18 Stillwell, M.V., 1937 4-5/18 Storbeck, August F., 1937 4-5/18 Sutton, T.O. and H.G., Adams, H.N. dba T.O. Sutton & Sons, 1937 4-5/18 Swan, H.N., 1937 4-5/18 Swilley Furniture & Transfer Company, 1937 4-5/18 T.S.C. Motor Freight Lines, Incorporated, 1937 4-5/18 Tarry, J.P., 1937 4-5/18 Tarry Warehouse & Storage Company, Incorporated, 1937 4-5/18 Taylor, Arthur, 1937 4-5/18 Taylor, Neil, 1937 4-5/18 Texas & Pacific Coaches, Incorporated, 1938 4-5/18 Texas & Pacific Motor Transport Company, 1937 [2 folders] 4-5/18 Thompson, W.H., 1937 4-5/18 Thorne, Ivan, 1937 4-5/18 Toliver, D.A., 1937 4-5/18 Travis, W.C., 1937 4-5/18 Triangle Bus Company, 1937 4-5/18 Tri-State Transit Company, 1937 4-5/18 Trowbridge, A.L., 1937 4-5/18 Tucker, L.O., 1937 4-5/18 Turner, John H., 1937 4-5/18 Turner, William Claude, 1937 4-5/18 Tyler, Jack, 1937 4-5/18 Union Bus Line - Missouri Pacific Transport Company, 1937 4-5/18 Joe Amberson dba Union Bus Lines, 1938 4-5/18 Union City Transfer (Vallee, Cecil E., Henry E., Jr., E.H., Mrs. Effie Vallee Albaugh, Mrs. Helen Vallee Withers) 1938 4-5/18 Uranga, Willie, 1937 4-5/18 Vernor, R.J., 1937 4-5/18 Walker, C.C., 1937 4-5/18 Walker, R.T. dba San Jacinto Motor Freight Lines, 1937 4-5/18 Walker, W.M., Incorporated, 1936 4-5/18 Walker, W.M., 1937 4-5/18 Walling, Ruel Travis, 1937 4-5/18 Ward, M.B. dba Ward's Freight Line, 1937 4-5/18 Ware Trucking Company, 1932 4-5/18 Warren, Ben and Dugger, R., 1937 4-5/18 Waters, Luke, 1937 4-5/18 Wattenburger, Ott and D.E., 1937 4-5/18 Weaver, H.S., 1937 4-5/18 Webster Truck Line, 1937 4-5/18 Wells Transfer Company, Incorporated, 1937 4-5/18 Werner, W.T. dba W.T. Werner Transfer Company, 1937 4-5/18 Wescott, Charles Daro, 1937 4-5/18 Westerfield, V.L., 1937 4-5/18 Couey, Marvin dba Western Motor Lines, 1937 4-5/18 Wheeler, M.A. dba Wheeler Truck Line, 1937 4-5/18 White, R.B., 1937 4-5/18 Whitehead, C.E., 1937 4-5/18 Whitener, George Rupert, 1937 4-5/18 Whiteside, J.H., Jr. and Lowriemore, William, Jr. dba L & L Fast Freight, 1937 4-5/18 Whitley, John, 1937 4-5/18 Whittlesey, F.S., 1938 4-5/18 Williams Brothers, Corporation, 1937 4-5/18 Williamson, E.B., 1937 4-5/18 Wilson, G.R., 1937 4-5/18 Wilson, J.B., 1937 4-5/18 Witt Bates dba Motor Express, 1937 4-5/18 Wood, C.F., 1937 4-5/18 Wood, C.F. - Schwarz, D.J., 1937 4-5/18 Wood, James Bernard, 1937 4-5/18 Woody, O.A., 1937 4-5/18 Worton, J.D., 1937 4-5/18 Wren, W.W., 1937 4-5/18 Wright, Fred, 1937 4-5/18 Wright, R.A. dba Wright Motor Freight Lines, 1937 4-5/18 Wright, R.T., Jr., 1937 4-5/18 Young, Mrs. Bess F. dba Youngs Motor Freight Line, 1937 4-5/18 Younger Brothers, 1937 4-3/409A Abbott, G.C. through Carroll, Dave, 1933-1936,

Titles are for the first and last folders in this box; other files present are not listed.

 4-3/409B Central Freight Lines, Incorporated through White, Cecil, 1933-1936

Titles are for the first and last folders in this box; other files present are not listed.

 4-3/406A Alexander, W.W., 1936 4-3/406A Andress, R.J., statement to U.S. Senate Committee on Interstate Commerce, 1935 4-3/406A Bain, H.R., 1936 4-3/406A Baldwin, Bobbie, 1936 4-3/406A Ball, E.J. and Marion dba Forney Motor Freight Line, 1936 4-3/406A Bannosky, E.E. and Fred dba Pecos Quickway Truck Line, 1936 4-3/406A Beaumont Transfer Company (& Terminal Warehouse & Storage Company), 1936 4-3/406A Brown, R.E. and W.H. dba Brown's Transfer & Storage, 1936 4-3/406A Brown, W.W., 1936 4-3/406A Central Freight Lines, Incorporated, 1935-1936 [2 folders] 4-3/406A Combs, R.C. dba Combs Truck Line, 1936 4-3/406A Coplin, William & Son, 1936 4-3/406A Cunningham, T.M., 1936 4-3/406A Dalby, A.R., Faddell, Joe, and Sanders, Don, 1936 4-3/406A Dempsey, M.J., 1936 4-3/406A Denton, J.W. and Sharp, J.L. dba Gulf Coast Transit Company, 1936 4-3/406A Donelson, B.A., 1936 4-3/406A Dorman, I.L., 1936 4-3/406A Dyer, J.G. dba Dyer Truck Line, 1936 4-3/406A Eaves, Davey William, 1936 4-3/406A Elliott, Charles and Edward, 1936 4-3/406A English Freight Company, 1936 4-3/406A Fette, Henry, 1936 4-3/406A Fisher, K.M. dba Fisher Truck Lines, 1936 4-3/406A Fowler, R.R., 1936 4-3/406A Fowler, W.A., 1936 4-3/406A Frank, Richard, Jr. dba Richard Frank Jr. Truck Line, 1936 4-3/406A G. & H. Motor Freight Lines, Incorporated, 1936 4-3/406A Gibson, Ira, 1936 4-3/406A Gilbert, Joe Lee, 1936 4-3/406A Gillette Motor Transport, Incorporated, 1936 [3 folders] 4-3/406A Graham, J.T. dba Johnnie Graham Truck Express Loop, 1936 4-3/406A Grant, W.M., 1936 4-3/406A W.A. Green Transfer & Storage Company, 1936 4-3/406A Greenhill, Arthur, 1936 4-3/406B Healy, John P., 1936 4-3/406B Heldt, Arno, 1936 4-3/406B Henry, C.E., 1936 4-3/406B Highway testimony, 1936 [2 folders] 4-3/406B Highway Transportation Company, 1936 4-3/406B Hunsaker Freight Company, 1935 4-3/406B Jack Rabbit Freight Lines, 1936 4-3/406B James, Roy C., 1936 4-3/406B Janosky, Edwin dba Janosky Motor Line, 1936 4-3/406B Jochen, Rudolph H., 1936 4-3/406B Joint Hearing, Red Ball Motor Freight Line - East Texas Motor Freight Line, 1936 4-3/406B Joint Hearing, Johnson W.A. - Brady Freight Line - East Texas Motor Freight Line, 1936 4-3/406B Jones, Erby Lee, 1936 4-3/406B Kasper, A.F., 1936 4-3/406B Keel, W.B., 1936 4-3/406B Langham, E.F., 1936 4-3/406B Lay Trucks, Incorporated, 1936 4-3/406B Lee, R.W. dba Leeway Motor Freight, 1936 [3 folders] 4-3/406B Lewis, J.J. and Leo L. dba Lewis & Son, 1936 4-3/406B Lone Star Trucking Company, 1936 4-3/406B Lowrance, James, 1936 4-3/406B Tarry Warehouse & Storage Company, 1935 4-3/406B Taylor, R.C., 1935 4-3/406B Texas & Pacific Motor Transport Company, et al., 1935 [3 folders] 4-3/406B Texas Storage Company, Beaumont, 1934 4-3/406B Tipps, J.T., 1933 4-3/406B Trinity Valley Transport Company, 1934 4-3/406B Union Motor Freight Lines, 1935 4-3/406B Walker-Smith Company, 1935 4-3/406B Webster and Webster dba Webster Truck Line, 1934 4-3/406B Westfall, C.C. and Dudley R.G. dba Mistletoe Transit, Wichita Falls, 1935 4-3/406B Wheeler, M.A. dba Wheeler Truck Line, [undated] 4-3/406B Whitaker, O.C., Incorporated, 1935 4-5/7 Moore, Nell, 1933 4-5/7 Southern Pacific Transport Company, 1934-1936 [6 folders] 4-5/7 Sproles, J.C. dba Rapid Transit Company, 1936 4-5/7 Storm, Gust, 1936 4-5/7 Surles, R.L. dba Surles Motor Freight Line, 1936 4-5/7 Teachworth, W.E., 1936 4-5/7 Tew, O.H., 1936 4-5/7 Texas & Pacific Transport Company, 1935-1936 [5 folders] 4-5/7 Tyler, Archie, 1936 [2 folders] 4-5/7 Union City Transfer, 1936 4-5/7 Union Truck Depot, 1936 4-5/7 Van Houten, H., 1936 4-5/7 Waddington, J.K., 1936 4-5/7 Walker, Alvie Ernest, 1936 4-5/7 Walker, R.T. dba San Jacinto Motor Freight Lines, 1936 [2 folders] 4-5/7 Ware, Amon C., 1936 4-5/7 Ware, El. J., 1936 4-5/7 Webster Truck Line, 1936 4-5/7 Wheeler, L.H. dba Wheeler Bus Line, 1936 4-5/7 Whellis, Penn Jackson, 1936 4-5/7 Wright, R.A. dba Wright Motor Freight Lines, 1936 4-5/7 Yellow Cab Transit Company, 1936 4-5/7 Young, Carl, 1939 4-3/405A Coulter, Ed, 1935 4-3/405A Cowley, Walter dba Sunset Truck Line, 1934-1935 [5 folders] 4-3/405A Cox, J.V., 1935 4-3/405A Crawford, R.C. dba Crawford Truck Line, 1935 4-3/405A Crump, A.B., 1935 4-3/405A Dalby, A.R. dba Dalby Motor Freight Line, 1935 4-3/405A Dallas-Trinity Warehouse Company, 1934 4-3/405A Del Rio-San Antonio Fast Freight Line, Incorporated, 1934-1935 [2 folders] 4-3/405A Denton, J.W. & Sharp, J.L. dba Gulf Coast Transit Company, 1934 4-3/405A Dependable Motor Freight Lines & Goen Motor Freight Lines, 1935 4-3/405A DeShong, Pete dba DeShong Motor Freight Line, 1934-1935 [3 folders] 4-3/405A DeTar, D.A., 1935 4-3/405A Don's Truck Line, 1935 4-3/405A East Texas Red Ball Motor Freight Line (& English, H.E. dba), 1934-1935 [3 folders] 4-3/405A Matthew Edwards Transfer Company, 1934 4-3/405A Enders, H.H., 1935 4-3/405A Enders & Jackson, 1934 4-3/405A English, H.E. dba The Red Ball Motor Freight Lines, 1935 4-3/405A English Freight Company, Dallas, 1934-1935 [2 folders] 4-3/405A Erwin, R.G. dba Erwin Motor Lines, 1935 4-3/405B Four States Transit Company, 1935 4-3/405B Fry, Lawrence, San Antonio, 1934 4-3/405B Gaines, Roy E., [undated] 4-3/405B Garrison Truck Line, Lubbock, 1935 4-3/405B Gilbert, Victor B. and Munn, Guy dba Munn Truck Line, 1934 4-3/405B Givens Brothers, Crosbyton, 1934 4-3/405B Goddard, Arnold Clay, 1935 4-3/405B Goff, Louis E., 1935 4-3/405B Gordon Sewell & Company, 1935 4-3/405B Gowens, Robert A., San Antonio, 1935 4-3/405B Great Lakes Gulf Express, Houston, 1934 4-3/405B Greer, S.A., 1935 4-3/405B Gulf Coast Motor Freight Lines, 1935 [2 folders] 4-3/405B Guy Guantt Transportation Company, 1935 4-3/405B Houston & North Texas Motor Freight Line, 1934 4-3/405B Hale, Ernest M., Spur 1934-1935 [2 folders] 4-3/405B Hardy Transfer & Storage Company, Denison, 1934-1935 [2 folders] 4-3/405B Harrison, M.H., 1935 4-3/405B Harvey, H.A., 1935 4-3/405B Hawkins, Guy dba Hawkins Truck Line, Quitaque, 1934 4-3/405B Heard & Heard, Incorporated, Refugio, 1934 4-3/405B Hearne, Doak, Seagraves, 1934 4-3/405B Helson, Roy L., Enoch, [undated] 4-3/405B Herrin Transfer & Wholesale Company, [undated] 4-3/405B Highway testimony, 1935 4-3/405B Hill, Frank A., 1935 4-3/405B House of Representatives committee testimony, Tarrant County court house, 1935 4-3/405B Howell & Company, Incorporated, 1935 4-3/405B Inter City Forwarding Company, 1934 4-3/405B James, T.W. and Bennett, Ike dba Durant Transit Company, 1935 4-3/405B Jameson, B.E., 1935 4-3/405B Johnson, W.A. dba Johnson Motor Lines, 1934 4-3/405B Joint hearing, Lee, C.S. - Merritt, C.H., 1935 4-3/405B Joint hearing, Houston, 1935 [shorthand notes in 4 stenographic notebooks] 4-3/405B Joint hearing, Paramount Transit Company - N.T. & N.O. Motor Freight Line, 1934 4-3/405B Joint hearing, Watson, B.O. - Rawlings, Frank H. - Gilbert, V.B., 1934 4-3/405B Joint hearing, Victoria Motor Freight Line - Red Arrow Motor Freight Lines - J.H. Robinson Freight Lines, 1934 4-3/412A Braswell, J.V. dba Braswell Motor Freight Lines, volumes 1-9, 1934-1939 4-3/412B Braswell, J.V. dba Braswell Motor Freight Lines, volumes 10-16, 1934-1939 4-3/412B Houston Chamber of Commerce petition, volumes 1-3, 1934-1939 4-5/24A Joint hearing for Texas & Pacific Motor Transportation Company and Johnson W.A. dba Johnson Motor Lines, 1938 4-5/24A Joint record for Haynes, C.B., Cullin, George R., Johnston. W.R., 1938 4-5/24A Aalco Express Company, Incorporated, 1938 4-5/24A Adams Transfer & Storage Company, 1938 4-5/24A Akin, Austin dba Akin Truck Line, 1938 4-5/24A Lowry, E.C. and R.W. dba Alabama Transfer & Warehouse Company, 1938 4-5/24A Allen, J.W. dba Allen Motor Transportation & Terminal, 1938 [3 folders] 4-5/24A Alley, R.E. dba Valley Forwarding & Receiving Company, 1938 4-5/24A Allison, W.B., 1938 4-5/24A Andis, Ben and Ralph dba Andis Brothers, 1938 4-5/24A Baker, J.L., 1937 4-5/24A Basin Trucking Company, 1938 4-5/24A Basse, Mrs. Alma dba Basse Express, 1938 [2 folders] 4-5/24A Bearden, F.E., 1938 4-5/24A Beckman, D.C., 1938 4-5/24A Bishop Warehouse & Powder Company, 1938 4-5/24A Blankenship, R.L., 1938 4-5/24A Bourne, Charles Dudley, Jr., 1938 4-5/24A Bridgeman, Mrs. Bessie Ida dba Snyder Transfer Company, 1938 4-5/24A Bryson, J.D., 1938 4-5/24A Burson, Max, 1938 4-5/24A Vaughn, A.C. dba Busy Bee Transfer Company, 1938 4-5/24A Busy Bee Transfer & Storage Company, Incorporated, 1938 4-5/24A Butts, J.T. dba Elite Truck Line, 1938 4-5/24A Campbell, Paul dba Campbell Motor Freight, 1938 4-5/24A Campbell, T.P., 1938 4-5/24A Carlson, Ray William dba R.W.C., 1937 4-5/24A Caron, Ralph Harry, 1937 4-5/24A Central Freight Lines, Incorporated, 1938 4-5/24A Claybourn, H.A., 1938 4-5/24A Tyler, Archie dba Cleburne Motor Freight Lines, 1938 4-5/24A Coleman Refining Corporation, 1938 4-5/24A Collins, Bill, 1938 4-5/24A Combs, Frank dba Combs Transfer & Storage Company, 1938 4-5/24A Corpus Christi Transfer Company, 1938 4-5/24A Covington, James D., 1938 4-5/24A Cunningham, D.C., 1938 4-5/24A Cunningham, W.D., 1938 4-5/24A Dalby, A.R., Fadell, J.A., and Saunders, D.C., 1938 4-5/24A Dalby, A.R. dba Dalby Motor Freight Lines, 1938 4-5/24A Dallas & Fort Worth Motor Lines Incorpporated, 1938 4-5/24A Davenport, Richard T., 1938 4-5/24A De Tar, D.A., 1938 4-5/24A Dillon, Floyd, 1938 4-5/24A Duckworth, Walter Sidney, 1938 4-5/24A Dunn, Morris Baxter, 1938 4-5/24A Eagle Trucking Company, 1938 4-5/24A East Texas Motor Freight Lines, Incorporated, 1938 4-5/24A Edwards Truck Line, 1938 4-5/24A Ellis, G.A., 1938 4-5/24A English, Richard, 1938 4-5/24A Farris, T.A., 1938 4-5/24A Feagan, E.C., 1938 [2 folders] 4-5/24A Fisher, J.P., 1938 4-5/24A Carl Followill & Sons Trucking, Incorporated, 1938 4-5/24A Fort Worth Warehouse & Storage Company, 1938 4-5/24A Foster, B.F., 1938 4-5/24A Frase, A.A., 1938 4-5/24A Freeport Houston Truck Line, 1938 4-5/24A Frizzell, John B., 1938 4-5/24A Fry, J.M., 1937 4-5/24A Gardner, A.H., 1938 [2 folders] 4-5/24A Gilbert, Roy J. dba Gilbert Truck Line, 1938 4-5/24A Glossbrenner, Earl dba Glossbrenner Truck Line, 1938 4-5/24A Gray, James Richard, 1938 4-5/24A Gray, Kyle, 1938 4-5/24A Green, H.R. dba Oilfield Service Company, 1938 4-5/24A Greer, Mrs. Ethel N., 1938 4-5/24A Grogan, E.A., 1938 4-5/24A Gross, R.W. and Smith, Harry dba Gross & Smith, 1938 4-5/24A Gullatt, L., 1938 4-5/24A Habgood, F.E., 1938 4-5/24A C.S. Hamilton Motor Company, 1938 4-5/24A Harrell, Paul, 1938 4-5/24A Harrell, S.J., Jr. dba Continental Van Lines, 1938 4-5/24A Harris Transfer & Warehouse Company, 1938 4-5/24A Hawkins, William Thomas dba Hawkins Film Service, 1938 4-5/24A Hearne, Doak dba Seagraves Truck Line, 1938 4-5/24A Heathington, Ernest William, 1938 4-5/24A Hobson, W.B., 1938 4-5/24A Hodges, Bob S., 1938 4-5/24A Hollis, John P., 1936 4-5/24A Hrnciar, John, Jr., 1938 4-5/24A Hunter, John M. dba Mosley & Hunter, 1938 4-5/24A Jackson, E.H., 1938 4-5/24A Jackson, J. Wilborn, 1938 4-5/24A Jackson, Mrs. V.M. dba V & M Truck Line, 1938 4-5/24A Jackson, W.M., 1938 4-5/24A Jefferson County Express Company, Incorporated, 1938 4-5/24A Jeffery, S.R., 1938 4-5/24A Jeffries, D.H., 1938 4-5/24A Jeffries, R.L., 1938 4-5/24A Johnson W.A. dba Johnson Motor Lines, 1938 [2 folders] 4-5/24A Jordon, Weldon C., 1938 4-5/24B Key, John G., Sr., 1938 4-5/24B Kilpatrick, Charles G. and Coley, J.J., 1938 4-5/24B Kleinschmidt, J.W., 1938 4-5/24B Kutchka, Leo, 1937 4-5/24B L.S. & P. Freight Line, Incorporated, 1938 4-5/24B Larson, Otto, 1938 4-5/24B Lawson, Ray, 1938 4-5/24B Leachman, E. Francis, 1938 4-5/24B Leaverton, D.N., 1938 4-5/24B Leeway Motor Freight, Incorporated, 1938 4-5/24B Lester, W.H. dba Lester Truck Line, 1938 4-5/24B Lewis, R.C., 1938 4-5/24B Lewis Brothers, 1938 4-5/24B Lindsay, B.B. and Rhea, J.O. dba Lindsay & Rhea, 1938 4-5/24B Lowrence, H.L., 1938 4-5/24B Lubbock-El Paso Motor Freight, Incorporated, 1938 4-5/24B Luker, J.R., 1936 4-5/24B Luper Transportation Company, 1938 4-5/24B Luther, H.T. dba Lubbock Transfer & Storage Company, 1938 4-5/24B McAdams, Earl A., 1938 4-5/24B McAlister, A.L., 1938 4-5/24B Alley, Kenneth L. dba McAllen Moving & Transfer Company, 1938 4-5/24B McClure, W.T. dba W.T. McClure Machinery Company, 1938 4-5/24B McCray, J.R. dba McCray Transfer & Storage Company, 1938 [2 folders] 4-5/24B McFerrin, J.M., 1938 4-5/24B McKnight Transfer Livery & Sales Company, 1938 4-5/24B McMillion, O.R., 1938 4-5/24B Mathis, L.C. dba Mathis Cheese Company, 1938 4-5/24B Merchants Fast Motor Lines, Incorporated, 1938 4-5/24B Koehler, Hugo dba Merchants Transfer Company, 1938 4-5/24B Merrill, W.H., 1936 4-5/24B Millard, George Henry, 1938 4-5/24B Mitchell Truck Line, 1938 4-5/24B Montandon, E.N., 1938 4-5/24B Mullen, Idas Clifford, 1938 4-5/24B Mullins, Mell H., 1938 4-5/24B Nelms, E.C., 1938 4-5/24B Netzer Truck Lines, 1938 [3 folders] 4-5/24B Northeast Texas Motor Lines, Incorporated, 1938 4-5/24B Orts, E.P. and W.A., 1938 4-5/24B Parker, Joe I., 1938 4-5/24B Patterson, Emmett, 1938 4-5/24B George, W.E. and Riley, J.B. dba Plunkett Motor Freight Line, 1938 4-5/24B Poque, J.H., 1938 4-5/24B Port Isabel Express, 1938 4-5/24B Raper, Orville B., 1938 4-5/24B Red Arrow Freight Lines, Incorporated, 1935-1938 [8 folders] 4-5/24B Reese, Harry James, 1938 4-5/24B Rinn, Jesse C. dba Rinn Motor Freight Lines, 1938 4-5/24B Robertson, John Harvey, 1935 4-5/24B Williams, Richard W., 1938 4-5/6 McAlister, O.H., 1936 4-5/6 McAlister Trucking Company, 1936 4-5/6 McCloskey, Barney, 1936 4-5/6 McCrary, T.M., 1936 4-5/6 McDonald, A.E., 1936 4-5/6 Machotka, Elbert T., 1936 4-5/6 McMilion, O.R., 1936 4-5/6 Marsh, Bernise W., 1936 4-5/6 Mayfield, Jack, 1936 4-5/6 Miller, J.D., 1936 4-5/6 Miller & Miller Motor Freight Lines, 1936 4-5/6 Monzingo, S.F., 1936 [3 folders] 4-5/6 Motor Vanway, Incorporated, 1936 4-5/6 Murdock, E.W., 1936 4-5/6 Nelms, E.C., 1936 4-5/6 Newlin, M.O., 1936 4-5/6 Norris, A.A., 1936 4-5/6 North East Texas Motor Freight Lines, Incorporated, 1936 4-5/6 North East Texas Motor Freight Lines, 1936 4-5/6 North Texas Transfer & Warehouse Company, 1936 4-5/6 Pearce, Stevens Bruce, 1936 4-5/6 Ponton, J.S. dba Ponton Truck Line, 1936 4-5/6 Pullin Truck Lines, Incorporated, 1936 4-5/6 Pullman, W.B. and J.H. dba Pullman Brothers, 1936 4-5/6 Red Arrow Freight Lines, Incorporated, 1936-1938 [3 folders] 4-5/6 Republic Motor Lines, 1936 4-5/6 Robinson, John Harvey, 1935 4-5/6 J.H. Robinson Truck Lines, Incorporated, 1936 4-5/6 Robinson, R.R., 1936 4-5/6 Rose, J.H., Jr., 1936 4-5/6 Ross, W.L. and Charlie dba Ross Truck Line, 1936 4-5/6 Rountree, Jay dba Ozark Motor Lines, 1936 4-5/6 Samanie, Aubry Paul, 1936 4-5/6 Schaub, Gerhard, 1936 4-5/6 Scott, H.W., 1936 4-5/6 Settles, Rowan, 1936 4-5/6 Smith, J.C., 1936 4-5/6 Smith, Roy E., 1936 4-5/6 Sosolik, Frank J., 1936 4-3/413A John B. Barbour Trucking Company, 1936 [One folder in this box.] 4-3/413A Winn, H.H., Jr., 1936 [One folder in this box.] 4-3/411A Airline Motor Coaches, Incorporated through Kerrville Bus Company, Incorporated, 1936-1939

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 4-3/411B B. Frank Line dba Marlin-Temple Bus Line through Pendleton, Miller dba Military Road Bus Line, 1936-1939

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 4-3/542 Notices of hearings by person, 1937 [One folder in this box.] 4-3/407A Missouri Pacific Transportation Company, 1937 [4 folders] 4-3/407A Mitchiner, H.M., 1937 4-3/407A Montgomery Transportation Company, Incorporated, 1937 4-3/407A Moore, J.C., 1937 4-3/407A Morgan, Eli, 1937 [3 volumes in 3 folders] 4-3/407B Moritz, James J., 1937 [2 folders] 4-3/407B Morrow, P.B., 1937 4-3/407B Mueller, A.J. and Alfred, Paria, J.H. and Schlenstedt, Charles dba Mueller Bros., 1937 4-3/407B Mund, C.M., 1937 4-3/407B Munn, Guy, 1937 4-3/407B Munn, Guy and St. Clair, Charles dba Kimble County Truck Line, 1937 [2 folders] 4-3/407B Murphy, John Lester, 1937 4-3/407B Murphy, Sam R., 1937 4-3/407B Murray, E.L., 1937 4-3/407B Mutchler, J.E. and others, 1937 4-3/407B Nathan, J., 1937 4-3/407B Nelms, E.C., 1937 4-3/407B Nelms, E.C. investigation, 1937 4-3/407B Nelms, J.S. dba East Grand Transfer, 1937 4-3/407B Noland, C.L., 1937 4-3/407B Norman, Elmer and R.E. dba Norman Brothers, 1937 4-3/407B Nowlin, T.R., 1937 4-3/407B Ogden, Othel O., 1937 4-3/407B Ogg, J.E., 1937 4-3/407B Ott, D.M. dba Sunset Truck Lines, Incorporated, 1937 4-3/407B Page, Holland, 1937 4-3/407B Painter, W.R., 1937 4-3/407B Pampa Motor Freight Lines - DeShong Motor Freight Lines, Incorporated - Leeway Motor Freight, Incorporated, 1937 4-3/407B Parker, C.H., 1937 4-3/407B Parks, R.E., 1937 4-3/407B Patton, Pat, 1937 4-3/407B Peeler, J.A., 1937 4-3/407B Pemberton, Wilburn Ray, 1937 4-3/407B Penn, J.C., 1937 4-3/407B Perrenot, F.A., 1937 4-3/407B Perry, A.G., 1937 4-3/407B Pettiette, A.W., 1937 4-3/407B Pickett, Truman, 1937 4-3/407B Pilgrim, Alex, 1937 4-3/407B Pittman, Buford Martin, 1937 4-3/407B Poth, W.E. and E.J. dba Poth Brothers, 1937 4-3/407B Powell, L., 1937 4-3/407B Pratt, John Harvey, 1937 4-3/407B Pressley, John dba Security Trucking Company, 1937 4-3/407B Pressley Truck Line, 1937 4-3/407B Ragland, Frank, 1937 4-3/407B Ragland, J.R., 1937 4-3/407B Railway Express Agency, Incorporated, 1937 [3 folders] 4-3/407B Ramos Brothers, 1937 4-3/407B Raper, O.B., 1937 4-3/407B Red Arrow Freight Lines, Incorporated, 1937 4-3/407B Reed, Herbert, 1937 4-3/407B Reitz, Joe J., 1937 4-3/407B Renfro, C.B., 1937 4-3/407B Reynolds, H.B. dba North Plains Motor Freight, 1937 4-3/407B Rhine, Barney, 1937 4-3/407B Ricks, W.T. dba Ricks Transfer Company, 1937 4-3/407B Ricks, William Henry, 1937 4-3/407B Roach, R.E., 1937 4-3/407B Roan, R.L., 1937 4-3/407B Roberts, R.J., 1937 4-3/407B Robinson, Gilbert E., 1937 4-3/407B Robinson, R.R., 1937 4-3/407B Robinson Brothers Bus Line, 1937 4-3/407B Robinson, J.H. and Stepp, E.P. dba Household Movers, 1937 4-3/407B J.H. Robinson Truck Lines, Incorporated, 1937 [2 folders] 4-3/407B Rodden, Jack, 1937 4-3/407B Rogers, Lewis, 1937 4-3/407B Rogers, Owen S., 1937 4-3/407B Rogers, R.L. and H.L. dba Rogers Truck Line, 1937 4-3/407B Rosenthal, H.A. and Freedman, Max dba National Transfer Company, 1937 4-3/407B Ross, Abe, 1937 4-3/407B Ruthstrom, Ed Clarence, 1937 4-3/407B Ryan, Virgil K., 1937 4-3/407B St. Clair, Charles, 1937 4-3/407B Schaub, G.P., 1937 4-3/407B Sells, John, Jr., 1937 4-3/407B Shilling, William Norrel, 1937 4-3/407B Sigmon, R.E., 1937 4-3/407B Sloan, Jess, 1937 4-3/407B Smart, Monte E., 1937 4-3/407B Smith, Cledis W., 1937 4-3/407B Smith, Ralph D., 1937 4-3/407B Smith, Thomas Edgar dba Ahart Van & Storage Company, 1937 4-3/407B Snipes, I.O., 1937 4-3/407B Sooner Distributing Company, Incorporated, 1937 4-3/407B South Texas Coaches, Incorporated, 1937 4-3/410A Adams, D.E. and Montgomery, V.A. dba Adams & Montgomery through Futch, J.S. dba Oklahoma & Texas Transfer Company, 1937-1940

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 4-3/410B Garner, John A. through Mitchell, C.C., 1937-1940

Titles are for the first and last folders in this box; other files present are not listed.

 4-5/22A Rabe, C.E., 1939 4-5/22A Rainbow Truck Line, Incorporated, 1939 4-5/22A Ready, A.M. and Robert E. dba Ready & Son, 1939 4-5/22A Red Arrow Freight Lines, Incorporated, 1939 [2 folders] 4-5/22A Reed, G.T., 1939 4-5/22A Reed, Herbert, 1939 4-5/22A Reiger, A.W., 1939 4-5/22A Reilly, W.T., 1939 4-5/22A Reynolds, George E. dba Reynolds Motor Freight Lines, 1939 4-5/22A Rigsby, Gus, 1939 4-5/22A Riley, Edward Francis, 1939 4-5/22A Riley, Jesse L. dba Riley's Truck Line, 1939 4-5/22A Robinson, Frank, 1939 4-5/22A J.H. Robinson Truck Lines, Incorporated, 1939 [3 folders] 4-5/22A Robison, J.A. dba La-Tex. Motor Lines, 1939 4-5/22A Rogers, Cecil, 1939 4-5/22A Rogers, Lewis, 1939 4-5/22A Rogers, Owen S., 1939 4-5/22A Rogers, R.L. and H.L. dba Robers Truck Line, 1939 4-5/22A Rooks, John Robert, 1939 4-5/22A Rowntree, E.E., 1939 4-5/22A Ruby, M.E., 1939 [2 folders] 4-5/22A Runnels, Mrs. Jack, 1939 4-5/22A Rust, J.W., 1939 4-5/22A Sargent, Dot, 1939 4-5/22A Scoby Fireproof Storage Company, 1939 4-5/22A Settles, Rowan, 1939 4-5/22A Shackelford, Bert, 1939 4-5/22A Shipp, Robert, Sr., 1939 4-5/22A Simmons, Lawrence M., 1939 [2 folders] 4-5/22A Simons, A.G., 1939 4-5/22A Simpson, Charles, J., 1939 4-5/22A Slemmons, Erby, 1939 4-5/22A Smalley, H.A. and Floyd, 1939 4-5/22A Smith, Benjamine F., 1939 4-5/22A Smith, Billie, 1939 4-5/22A Smith, Cledis W., 1939 4-5/22A Smith, Milton and Bond, D.M. dba Smith & Bond, 1939 4-5/22A Smith, Raymond Haskell, 1939 4-5/22A Sooner Distributing Company, Incorporated, 1939 4-5/22A Southern Pacific Transport Company, 1939 [4 folders] 4-5/22A Squaw Transit Company, 1939 [2 folders] 4-5/22A Kirkpatrick, Max dba Statewide Transit Company, 1939 [2 folders] 4-5/22A Stewart, Fred, 1939 4-5/22A Stoker, Frank B., 1939 4-5/22A Stotts, H.W., 1939 4-5/22A Sullivan, James C., 1939 4-5/22A Sunset Motor Lines, 1939 4-5/22A Swanzy, O.D., 1939 4-5/22B T.S.C. Motor Freight, Incorporated, 1939 4-5/22B Tarry, J.P., 1939 [3 folders] 4-5/22B Tarry Transfer Company, Incorporated, 1939 4-5/22B Tarry Warehouse & Storage Company, Incorporated, 1939 4-5/22B Taylor, Charles C., 1939 4-5/22B Taylor, J.B., Jr., 1939 4-5/22B Tew, O.H., 1939 4-5/22B Texas & Pacific Motor Transport Company, 1939 [2 folders] 4-5/22B Texas Convoy Company, 1939 4-5/22B Labutis, Ralph, Hansen, R.M. and Dahman, Paul E. dba Texas Film Service, 1939 4-5/22B Thomas, Cuthbert David, 1939 4-5/22B Thomas, W.P. and F.H. dba Thomas Brothers, 1939 4-5/22B Tips, Julius C., 1939 4-5/22B Topeka Transfer & Storage Company, 1939 4-5/22B J.L. Tucker Motor Line, 1938 4-5/22B Turner, V.D. dba Turner Transfer, 1939 4-5/22B Turner, W.C., 1939 4-5/22B United Transports, Incorporated, 1939 4-5/22B Van Beekum, C.J., 1939 4-5/22B Velvin, J.P., 1939 4-5/22B Rogers, James R. dba Venus Truck Line, Incorporated, 1939 4-5/22B Venus Truck Line, Incorporated, 1939 4-5/22B Votaw, L.T., 1939 4-5/22B Thomas C.D. and Wallace, Ernest dba Henderson-Shreveport Motor Coaches, 1939 4-5/22B B.F.Walker, Incorporated, 1939 4-5/22B Ward, V.H., 1939 4-5/22B Ware, El. J., 4-5/22B Wattenburger, D.C., 1939 4-5/22B Webb, P. Jackson, Edge, A.D., Cultertson, W.W., Bretz, C.M., Whatley, R.A., and Arthur, Paul, 1938 4-5/22B Webster Truck Lines, 1939 4-5/22B White, George F., 1939 4-5/22B White, Glen Allen, 1938 4-5/22B Whitener, G.L., 1939 4-5/22B Wilkerson, H.L., 1939 4-5/22B Williams, Wesley Howard dba W.H. Williams, 1939 4-5/22B Wilson, Roy dba Roy Wilson Transfer & Warehouse, 1939 4-5/22B Wimpee, H.A. dba Kaufman Motor Lines, 1939 4-5/22B Wolverton, Charles T., Jr., 1939 4-5/22B Wood, Tom W. and Jenkins, Sam C. dba Sam C. Jenkins & Company, 1939 4-5/22B Woody, O.A., 1939 4-5/22B Wright, Fred, 1939 4-5/22B Yates, Willis Jackson, 1939 4-5/22B Young, Fred, 1939 4-5/22B Zanes, Walter dba Zanes Freight Agency, 1939 [2 folders] 4-5/22B Zero Transportation Company, Incorporated, 1939 4-5/8 N, 1948-1953 4-5/8 O, 1947-1953 4-5/8 P, 1948 4-5/8 Powell, G.B., et al., 1950 4-5/8 Q, 1948-1954 4-5/8 R, 1947-1954 4-5/8 Red Arrow Freight Line, 1951-1954 4-5/8 J.H. Robinson Truck Lines, Incorporated, 1949-1954 4-5/8 S, 1947-1954 [2 folders] 4-5/8 T, 1946-1954 4-5/8 Texas Motor Coaches, 1949 4-5/8 U, 1947-1954 4-5/8 V, 1947-1953 4-5/8 Victory Truck Lines, 1947 4-5/10 Curry Motor Freight Line, 1949 [One folder in this box.] 4-5/19A Burlington Truck Lines of Texas, Incorporated, 1955-1956 [19 envelopes] 4-5/19B Burlington Truck Lines of Texas, Incorporated, 1955-1956 [17 envelopes]