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1 Board of Directors Meetings
56 1935-40
57 1941-47
58 1947-48
59 1948
60 1948-49
61 1949
62 1949-50
63 1950-51
64 1951-53
65 1954-55
66 1955-56
67 1956-57
68 1957-58
69 1959-60
70 1960-61
2 Stockholders' Meetings
71 2-2.1 1900-54
72 2.2 1919-24
73 2.9-2.15 1925-30
74 2.16-2.24 1931-39
75 2.25-2.27 1940-42
76 2.28-2.35 1943-49
77 2.35 1949
78 2.38-2.41 1952-54
79 2.41-2.42 1954-55
80 2.42-2.44 1955-56
81 2.45-2.47 1956-58
82 2.47-2.49 1958-59
83 2.49-2.52 1959-61
84 2.52-2.61 1961
3 Executive Committee Meeting
84 3 1947-48
85 3 1948-49
86 3 1949-55
87 3-3.1 1955-61
3.2 1934
88 3 Reorganization Committee Meeting 1942-54
89 3 Reorganization Committee Meeting 1947
4-4.A Finance Committee 1956
4.1 Financial Statements 1961-68
90 4.2-.19 Activities, budget, mail, finance 1957-68
5-5.925 Board of Trustees: 1917-68
Shop loans, retirement of facilities,
rail matters
91 5.926-9 Appropriations, cars, Law Department 1917-68
elections, salaries
92 9-11 Salaries, taxes, wages, employment 1917-68
93 11.1-.3 President, scholarship fund, retire- 1928-56
ment of president policy
11.4-.5 Retirment of H.S. Palmer, resolution of 1948-51
of resignation of L.C. Whittemore, and
tribute to F.C. Doumaine
12 Real estate digests 1948-61
94 12 Real estate digests and real estate matters 1958-69
95 12 Real estate digests 1964-66
13.8-.17 Board of Trustees: 1948-70
Revenue, derailments, reports, passen-
ger service and freight potential
96 13.17-.59 Commuter service, reports, reductions 1944-69
and discontinuance of service, train
service, per diem matters
97 13.66-15 Resolutions, NY Harbor, pensions, per 1935-61
diem
98 15.602-.763 Pensions 1931-69
99 15.764-.909 Pensions, mandatory retirements 1949-69
100 15.910-16.1 Pensions 1931-69
101 17 Meetings 1917-23
18-24 Letters, meetings and powers, bylaws 1872-1961
102 24 Bylaws 1953-58
24.1-.20 Bylaws of subsidiary companies 1884-1961
103 24.22-.32 Bylaws of subsidiary companies 1896-1964
24.33-.67 Bylaws of other railroads 1932-57
25 Board of Directors: 1947-54
Annual reports, correspondence
104 25 Board of Directors: 154-63
Annual reports, correspondence
105 25-.1 Reports, correspondence 1964-69
25.2-30.2 Trustees Correspondence: 1913-59
Personal injury claim of W.A. Heywood,
personal injury reports, sale of
securities, Adams Express Co., Rail-
way Express Agency
106 30.3-36.4 Railway Express Agency, leave of 1917-61
absence, appointment of Howard Elliot,
agreements, advertising [Note: File A-36-8, "Kid in Upper 4,"
has been separated and placed in RG1, Series II, Box 531]
36.6-37.1 Trustees Files: 1937-60
Auto stickers, advertising, Boston
Railroad Co.
107 37.10-.10a New England Investment and Security Co. 1907-39
37.11 Committee on trolley properties 1930
37.12-41.4 Trustees Files: 1917-67
Connecticut Co., omitted meetings and
proxies
108 41.8-.53 Proxies 1904-69
109 44.41-45 Connecticut River bridge reconstruction, 1917-41
agreements, permits
46-46.1 Trustees Files: ICC 1917-52
47-48 Agreements with the RI Co. and Attleboro, 1917-29
MA
49-49.1 Trustees Files: complaints 1916-59
50-54.10 Agreements: Boston Railroad Holding Co., 1911-53
American Express, NY Edison and United
Electric Light Power, United Electric
Railway Co.
54.11-56.10 Trustees and Board Files: 1904-69
Officers and powers, strike matters
110 56.11-66 Strikes, service discontinuance, con- 1917-68
struction, sale of equipment, financial
requirments, auditors
66-74 Annual audits, leases and agreements 1917-63
with Ireland Real Estate Co., leases,
Massachusetts Public Service Commission
(PSC) order 1917
75 Officers and employment 1921-63
111 75-.15 Appointment of officers and others 1918-47
112 75-.23 Election, resignations, and appoint- 1917-69
ment of officers, organization of
offices, reorganization of offices
113 Custodians of securities 1911-68
114 77.1 Piers in NYC and other locations, leases: 1892-1962
agreements and insurance
115 77.4-.013 Trustees Files: 1936-62
Piers, wharfs, waterfront properties,
77.78 Fees for Directors 1915-17
116 78 Fees for Directors 1918
81-.1 Board and Trustees Files: 1911-69
Sinking funds, agreements, bonds and
depositors
85-89.5 Money matters, war bonds, agreements 1917-43
with Pullman Co.
117 89.6-94 Agreements with Pullman Co., suit 1905-69
against C.S. Mellen, wages, agreements
with Old Colony RR and New England Navi-
gation Co., guaranty on bonds for New
York Connecting Railroad
118 94.1-.19 Agreements with New York Connecting RR 1921-65
119 94.20-.38 New York Connecting Railroad 1921-65
95 Providence, RI highways 1918
96.1-97. Bonds, checks, vouchers 1914-67
98-99 Agreements 1917-18
100-.10 Election, appointment and resignation 1917-68
of Board of Directors
120 100.11-.24 Stockholders and Directors: 1887-1968
Lists, correspondence and biographies
100.21 P.B. McGinnis speeches, speech schedule, and information about, 1955-64
102.8 Motor Carrier Act of 1935 1935
102.9 Army and government control of railroad 1944
102.10-.15 Government control of railroad, strikes 1946-67
103-106 Agreement and sales with Boston, 1918-64
Providence Railroad, Millbrook Co.
121 107-.1 Board and Trustees Files 1917-36
Adamson eight hour law, shorter working
days
108 Stock corporation law, stockholders 1919-61
meetings
114 Committee on Intercorporate Relations 1917-43
118-.10 Appointments of agents for legal processes 1882-1969
various suits
119 Bonds, insurance 1913-62
127 Equipment 1914-52
122 127.1-.9 Equipment trusts, agreements, purchases 1912-40
123 127.9-.56 Equipment trusts, purchases of highway 1924-56
trailers
130-.6 Proxies 1935-69
124 130.6-.80 Proxies, letters to US Steel 1947-66
133 Sales of property and securities from 1907-57
Providence
133.1 Subsidiaries line list 1930
134-.5 Notary Public 1917-64
135 Appointment of receiver 1917-63
136 Agreements 1912-28
137 Electrical Conduit at East 149th 1915-18
Street
138-.4 Common and preferred stock, capital stock 1872-1968
125 138.5 Preferred dividends 1951-67
140.2-.3 War bonds, treasury bonds 1941-68
143-145.2 Free passes, leases, loans, road and 1905-49
equipment budget, convertible debentures
126 145.3-.8 Convertible debentures, capital stock 1907-45
146-.9 Fire plans, damage, deaths 1916-68
147-.1 Adam and Harold Norris (former director) 1916-21
v. NYNHHRRCO
127 148-.6 Consolidations, interest in and sale of 1910-58
and agreements with various companies
128 148.7-.13 Reports on, sales of, liquidations of, 1914-61
correspondence concerning, and purchases
of various companies
149 Electric lines 1918-59
152-157 Providence and Worcester RR, Consolidated 1918-59
Railway, report on improvements, business
cars
129 158-162.12 Per diem, trackage rights, fire insurance 1902-62
and prevention, other insurance and lia-
bility
130 162.13-.26 Insurance 1918-64
164 Committee of Seven, Amster resolution 1917
165-.1 Recommendations of Berkshire St. 1918-19
Railway Co. and Trolley Committee
166-172.1 Agreements, leases and correspondence 1918-29
with various companies
173-180 Agreements, betterments, bills of sale, 1918-69
additions, labor's disloyal minority
Remarks of Charles Underhill (1918)
180 CT Co. Telephone bill of sale 1918
131 181 Plans for refunding European Loan 1926-48
181-202 Bonds and cremation certificates, proposal 1899-1966
for shipbuilding plant, sales and agree-
ments, mortgages and valuations, net
expenditures for Grand Central Terminal
132 202 Grand Central Terminal: 1848-1948
Plans, blueprints, agreements, leases,
and operating rights
133 202 Agreements, appointments, legal advice, 1848-1948
properties, correspondence
134 202 Hotel Commodore, Bowman Hotel, leases, 1907-68
agreements, offices, reports
135 202.9-.14 Agreements, insurance, leases, officers 1909-67
and directors
136 202.14-.18 Leases, property, Biltmore Hotel, 1909-68
Merchants Manufacturers Exchange
137 202.18-.25 Agreements with Park-Lexington Co., 1914-66
Merchants Manufacturers Exchange, NY
Telephone, Vanderbuilt Concourse Corp.
138 202.25-.29 Roosevelt Hotel, Hotel Park Lane, audit 1911-68
of various areas
139 202.29-.40 Leases and agreements with various 1903-68
companies
140 202.41-.52 Leases and agreements with various 1916-25
companies
203-.7 NY, Westchester and Boston Railway Co.: 1911-58
Guaranty, dismantling, reports, mort-
gages, materials, power supply,
negotiations
203.2 Soundview Transportation Co. acquisition 1937-48
203.3 Bronx-Westchester Railway Authority: 1937-39
Proposed transit bill
141 203.11 Lipsett Wrecking and Salvage Co. agree- 1942-44
ment for scrap removal
203.12 Use of Port Chester Station by Draft 1942-44
Board
204-.1 Holidays 1918-43
205-.3 Purchase of stock 1918-41
206-.3 Addresses of officers and trustees 1946-69
207-.4 Officers and directors of various 1914-68
companies
142 207.5-.39 Officers and directors of various 1910-70
companies
143 207.40-.53 Officers and directors of various 1909-60
companies
209-.9 Rutland Railroad Co.: 1913-38
Minutes, digests, correspondence,
directors and officers
210 Connecticut Company property 1918-19
211 South Station office space 1918-30
212 Old Colony Railroad bridge 1920-21
213-.1 Fruit Growers Express: 1920-51
Stocks and dividends
144 213.2-.9 Proxies, contracts, charters, annual 1920-69
reports, pensions
214-217 Bonds, proxies, meetings and mergers of 1918-46
various companies
218 Berkshire Street Railway 1918
219 Sale of land by George and Hazel May Besaw 1918
220-221 Directors and Trustees: vouchers, expenses 1918-69
and cars
223 Employment applications 1909-69
226 Bylaws 1918
227-.1 NY Telephone Co., Westchester Lighting 1918-19
Co., New Rochelle Water Co. agreements
145 228-.55 Insurance: department policy 1918-65
229-.6 Board and Trustees Files 1922-68
Meetings, procedures, status and duties
146 232-233.17 Inspection trips with charts and maps 1919-68
234 Hunt's Point station and passageway 1919-34
235 Boiler insurance 1919-49
147 237-.10 Charity contributions, fund drives 1919-69
241 Summaries of operation (NYNHH) 1919-41
243 C.H. Venner protest 1918
247 Clayton Act: questionnaires, summaries, 1958-64
manuals
148 247-.8 Clayton Anti-Trust Act: ICC correspondence 1929-68
248-250.5 NY Stamford Railroad correspondence 1908-68
state manuals, public relations, fan
letters, Credit Union report,
251-251.4 Chamber of Commerce: subscriptions, 1910-60
contributions
149 251.6-.65 Various private associations: 1932-68
subscriptions, contributions, member-
ships, solicitations
150 251.65-.88 Subscriptions, contributions, member- 1933-69
ships, solicitations
252-255 Sales, mortgages, leases 1914-43
255 Question of lease of Suffield St. Line 1919-24
256 ICC reports 1919-23
256.1-.3 Association of Railway Executives 1920-32
257 Committee on general railroad situation 1919-26
258 Proposal to sell land in Boston, map 1919
259 License of Conway Electric St. Railway Co. 1897-1919
260 Boat races - charts 1927-46
260.1-.2 Football games
260.3 Painting the boat race seats 1944
261 Death of Julian Tomlinson, Comptroller, VP 1919
151 262-.2 Destruction and preservation of records 1929-68
263-.2 Validation of securities and stock cert- 1913-47
ificates
264-.7 Marine insurance, car floats, ship sink- 1913-47
ings, damages to floating equipment
265-271 USRR administration, Westchester Street 1919-32
Railway Co. mortgage, corporate financial
requirements, bylaws of Rutland RR Co.
272-273 Insurance, Mott Haven yard agreement 1917-69
152 274 Real estate vault construction 1919
275 Quorum at Stockholders and Directors 1921-39
meetings
276-.10 Light and power companies: leases, grants, 1919-47
deeds, agreements
277-.2 Western Union Telegraph: contracts, agree- 1919-64
ments
279-.9 Stock evaluations, classifications, 1919-66
correspondence, and lists
280 Edison Electric Illuminating Co. agreement 1919
153 282-283 YMCA 1919-69
286-302.3 Agreements, bonds, and mortgages with 1902-63
various companies
Sidetrack agreement with NYC
154 302.5-.6 Sidetrack agreement with NYC 1945-63
312-315.1 Time and money accounting 1920-68
315.2-320 Regulations: maintenance of road and 1918-59
equipment; Income-loans
321-.1 Fares and tariffs increase ICC, 1917-68
passenger, freight, baggage, cases
321.1-.19 Railroad Credit Corporation loans, credit 1931-55
cards
155 321.1-325 Sale of car floats and tugs 1901-59
329-330 Stock and bond holders for various 1932-51
companies
331-332 Motor bus operations 1920-68
156 332.1-333 Bus companies: competition, fares, 1914-59
time tables
335-.7 NY, Westchester and Boston Railway Co.: 1920-40
expansions, agreements, loans, leases
157 336-344 Abandonments, directors, misc. 1920-38
346-.67 Deaths of employees and directors: 1922-66
Arthur T. Hadley, Edward Milligan, John
Punderford, John A. Hartford, James V.
Toner
348-.1 Mergers, taxes 1890-1948
158 348.1-.9 Leases, taxes, and stock of various 1906-48
companies
349.1-.2 Map of NYNHH railways 1922-45
350-352.4 Regulations: reclassification of 1914-35
occupations and banks
352 Banks: loans, investments, statements 1920-46
regulations, bonds
159 281-356.71 Historical Files 1823-1968
160 356.71-.140.71 Historical Files 1823-1968
Link to "Historic Files" Listing
161 352.2-356 Special Committee on Operating Conditions 1904-70
357-.4 Legislative matters 1914-63
358-360 Legal matters 1908-38
360-364 Joint New England Railroad Committee, 1921-61
various government commitees, Central
New England Railway Company mortgage
162 364 Joint New England Railroad Committee 1923-24
365-368.1 State laws concerning public utilities 1919-50
368.2-370.12 "Along the Lines" (employees' magazine) 1926-61
"Riders' Digests" and Pilgrims Tours"
press releases, correspondence, clippings,
schedules and timetables
163 370.12-371.2 Publications, public relations, news 1912-70
digest
372-374 Interlocking directorates: 1920-70
Individuals (A-S), ICC Act
164 374-375 Individuals (T-Z), ICC Act 1923-63
376-377 Reduction in forces and working conditions 1921-69
378-381 Agreements with various companies 1898-1969
correspondence on James L. Richards (1923)
382-383 Cremation: committee appointments, 1921-66
bonds, securities, reports, certificates
384 Pawtucket and Central Fall Grading 1921
Crossing Commission
165 385-386.8 Leave of absence for J.A. Drage, 1920-56
secretaries' office, equipment, general
improvements to rooms
386.1-.12 Art Metal Construction Co. agreement, 1905-67
agreements with other companies, transfer
agents, general office alterations, dupli-
cation of work study
389 Boston Terminal Co. transactions 1901-61
166 389-.39 Boston Terminal Co. transactions 1929-68
167 391.2-392 Ties supplies: costs, selling 1921-59
394 Remington Rand Co., microfilming records 1922-58
various departmemts correspondence
396-.9 Abandonments: maps, tracks 1922-69
168 397.1 NYC agreement: bridges 1942-63
398-.8 Public Utilities Commission (CT): 1913-69
maintenance, grade crossing, dockets
169 398.8-.35 Public Utilities Commissions: grade 1916-69
crossings, maintenance
170 402-414.13 Information on railroad people (Who's 1910-68
Who)
402 Standard and Poor Corp. publications 1910-63
410-414.1 Office equipment 1913-63
414.13 Bonds
171 414.14-.19 Bonds for plumbers, employees, Aetna 1933-64
Casualty and Surety Co.
415 Agreements 1923-32
416-417.30 Taxes: federal, state, power of attorney, 1923-66
revenue acts
418 Old Colony Railroad Co.: mortgages, 1923-39
bonds, leases
172 419-423.33 Agreements and awards to NYC and others 1902-55
424-425 Law, information 1924-57
432-.1 Community Chest campaigns 1937-69
435-450.1 Leases with various companies, Consoli- 1909-55
dated Railway debentures, oath of
officers, Worcester Connecticut Eastern
mortgages
440.2-.11 Owner's and Officer's oath, transfer 1934-43
173 451-485 Agreements with various companies, sale 1935-69
and purchase of securities, taxation of
bond and stocks, Poughkeepsie Bridge,
transfer of coal, agreement with NY Stock
Exchange, various contractors and alter-
ations, Old Colony RR, Fruit Produce
Terminal (RI)
454-455 Various departments' insurance and 1924-49
filing system: brochures, security,
purchases, exchanges,
457-467 Train service, electricity, service 1924-34
174 485.94-499 Maintenance contracts, repairs, loans 1907-65
securities, insurance, NYC transfer office,
construction of steamers, bridge recon-
struction
494-.4 Providence Produce Warehouse: insurance, 1928-56
securities, history, loans
495-499 General maintenance, armored cars 1907-60
497-499 Cars and companies: transfers, rehabili- 1926-60
tation
175 500-509 Land sales, agreement with Boston Maine 1904-44
Railroad Co., protection of Belle Dock
(New Haven), proposed extension of NY,
Westchester and Boston Railway
510-514 Purchase and sale of various companies 1928-36
511-.3 Office Employees 1928-70
515-516.1 Proposed development in Boston, MA 1928-37
517-539.2 Motor registration, agreement with 1928-66
MA and NY, Boston Army base, state
government bonds and certificates
539.1 The Yankee Clipper 1930-32
539.2 The Comet Streamline 1935-45
176 540-541 Coal companies and transfers: sales, 1925-50
reports, maps
542-550 Traffic requirements: passenger and freight 1929-60
liquor requirements, plans of development,
permits
551-551.1 Development plans and report for 1913-42
various sites, Edward S. Southwick appt.
553 ICC: annual reports 1923-60
177 553 PUC (NY): annual reports 1932-68
553.1-558 Excess real estate, authority of real 1930-65
estate officers, selling real estate
560-564 Presentation of service pin for 50 years 1929-65
service, retirements
564.1-.8 Taxes: various places and companies 1930-69
178 564.8-.14 Taxes: various companies 1937-69
565 List of officers of various companies and 1909-44
organizations
566-572.1 Inland freight 1907-50
573-580 Boston Harbor proposal, Boston Maine 1930-49
proposal, leases
179 575-598 Stock transfers, New England Steamship Co. 1928-47
securities, retirement of equipment
599 Reconstruction Finance Corporation 1932-50
Grand Central Terminal, securities
600.4-.6 Articles on the future, history of the 1925-47
railroad in the US
180 601-607 Acquisitions: South Manchester RR Co., 1928-51
Boston and Maine RR Co., Railway Age,
Exposition Car Co.
608-609 Safe combinations information from 1933-36
Philip D. Parke
610 NY Stock Exchange 1933
611-613 Emergency Railroad Transportation Act 1933-36
614 Loans and agreements, US government loans 1934-49
deluxe cars
181 615-616.2 Agreements with various companies, 1934-52
public works agreements, appropriation
of bridge in Brewster (NY)
617-.11 New England Steamship Co.: reorganization, 1934-46
mail, sale of steamers, officers' resig-
nation
619-625.2 Legal acts, Railroad Retirement Act 1933-67
182 625.3-.26 Association of American Railroads: 1934-68
publications, employees, meetings,
settlements
183 626.27-.33 reports, publications 1937-48
627-.2 NY Public Service Commission order 1934
628 R.G. Hutchins correspondence 1934
629 New England Railroad mortgage
630 Staff Meeting Notices 1934-47
631 Readville Race Track and Industrial Park: 1930-59
sales, plans
632-642 Railway Age magazine, Harry Marcus, 1934-59
Agreements: air conditioning, bridges,
tracks, Woods Hole Branch, Gray Gables
station
184 643-.41 Reorganization Committee plans 1935-53
646 Payment of interest: 1935-47
Central New England, Boston NY Air
Line Railroad, Danbury Norwalk Rail-
road, Dutchess County Railroad
185 646 on bonds, statements, notices to press 1935-61
severence studies, advice to banks
646-.04 Payment and reorganization, equipment 1935-43
trust obligations, segregation results for
Old Colony Railroad and Boston Providence
Railroad
647-648.2 Leases 1935-61
649-654 Rules, disaffirmance, services 1906-61
employees wages and demands
186 654-.24 Labor: services, wages, rules and demands 1936-70
187 658.1-.117 Sidetrack installation 1961-68
659-660 Investigation: Boston Railroad Holding Co. 1936-48
NHRR, Hoosier Waste Renovating Co.
660.1 Equipment trusts
188 660.1-.14 Collateral indentures, statement to 1913-61
stockholders, investigations by various
bodies, information on NE Investment
Security Co., Springfield Street Railway
Co., Senate Committee on ICC, Wheeler
Reorganization Bill, ICC examination of
records and books, ICC investigation
661-670 Agreements, Unemployment Insurance Act, 1882-1967
leases, agreements and contracts
189 671-682.1 Leases, purchases, construction 1936-48
683-687.1 Federal government regulations 1937-42
695 Rail-auto travel 1937-46
696-701 New England Transportation Co.: purchases 1937-66
702-704.10 Agreements 1916-48
190 704.11-716 Connecticut Co. purchases, sales meetings 1936-64
717-725 Securities and Exchange Commission: 1934-69
charges, statements, classification,
investigations, publications
191 726-728 Personal injury suits and claims 1938-47
726-765 Agreements, expenditures, purchases,
maintenance and improvements, Rutland
Railroad Co. plans
752 Medical insurance 1939-69
192 766-784.7 Connecticut Co. fares, agreements, 1935-67
wartime manpower, employment of Mexicans,
wartime defense and production
193 784.7-793 Wartime production, agreements, Providence 1933-67
Webster Springfield Railroad Co. aban-
donment, agreement with Navy
194 794-.3 Pennsylvania Railroad-NY Central merger, 1941-68
agreements
795-800 Transportation: complaints, maintenance 1941-45
800-805 Construction of Navy Training Stations, 1939-47
resignation, safety Rusciano and Son Corp.
195 805.1-.14 Wartime rationing and conservation of 1942-45
supplies
807 Claim of A.E. Clark 1935-41
808-810.3 Agreements 1941-50
811-.8 Army transportation, wartime conservation 1941-63
of coal and oil
814.1-818.8 Airline transportation, government air- 1926-69
line matters, agreements and rental of
office space, New Haven office: rental
and insurance
196 818.8-831 Contracts for new General Office Building 1935-67
(New Haven)
829-831 Cost of reorganization: coaches, theft, 1935-67
Officers
197 833 Discussion and reports of Trustees 1963-68
198 835 Payroll: bonus, overtime, weekly 1942-69
836-837 Agreements and leases with companies and 1943-67
agencies
839-840 Bank accounts operating near New Haven 1943-51
stations
842-843 Suggestions on employees, fire escapes 1943-58
844-849 Reorganization of railroad, dining cars 1943-54
850-855 Purchases, claims with companies 1921-52
856--859 Various state corp. law pamphlets 1940-63
860-865 Miscellaneous: Post Office, Sherman Anti- 1943-47
Trust Act, War Dept.
866-867.6 Survey with Penn RR and AAR 1942-43
867 Studies and projects for post-war and 1944-51
future railroad plans
199 867.1-871 Post-war and future railroad plans 1941-51
871-906 Construction with various agencies and 1930-70
companies: Manufacturers Trust Co.,
Chase National Bank, ICC survey on
steamships, agreements, Old Colony Rail-
road Co. and Boston Providence Railroad
defects, taxes and revenue, reorganization
200 906-907 Manufacturers Trust Co., Penn Central 1947-71
merger, Chase National Bank
201 901-.1 Chase National Bank mortgages and 1947-66
vouchers, income bonds, debentures for
preferred stock, net income
202 907.1-908 Available net income, income bonds, 1907-69
mortgage income bonds, Manufacturers
Hanover Trust Co., Morgan Guaranty Trust
Co.
203 908 Stocks and dividends, Irving Trust, 1907-69
National Shawmut Bank, Old Colony Trust Co.
204 908-.A NY Stock Exchange, stocks, stock and 1947-69
securities, court cases
205 908.A-910.2 Status of stockholders, stocks and secur- 1947-68
ities, preferred stock holdings, stock
purchase plan, common stock
206 910.2-925 Lost stock certificates, Morgan Guaranty 1947-68
Trust Co., storage of cancelled bonds,
charters and acts of incorporation,
reorganization stocks, equipment trust
certificates, sinking funds, claims
against US government
911-914 Reorganization: acts, charters 1947-63
926 High Speed Trains brochures 1954-57
207 927-933 Reorganization: bonds, recording date 1947-68
934-939 Stations and incomes: interest charges, 1950-56
Boston Market Terminal
940 Harlem River Port Chester Railroad Co. 1951-68
mortgages
208 940-970.10 Internal Revenue Service: requests, 1954-58
examinations
954 Marine affairs and working minutes: 1953-61
managing directors
955-964 Employees, stockholders testimonials 1953-61
965-969 Post office and state representatives 1954-60
transportation, Board meeting
970-.10 Equipment purchases and leases, steel 1955-62
box cars, arrangement for flat cars,
sublease of equipment
209 970.18-982 Magnetronic Reservior System, 1955-68
Teleregister Corp., traffic cars and
signalling, radio and IBM cost savings,
980-982 Flood loans, loans 1955-69
210 983-1024 Financial concerns: letters from President 1954-68
power of locomotives, advertising, loans,
statements,
1014-1016 Stockholders' resolution 1959-62
1017 Materials, supplies, services needed 1960-63
1022-1024 Loans, taxes, legislation 1958-63
Chase National Bank and others
211 1025 Reorganization: petitions, court orders 1961-68
1025.1 Executory contracts - affirmance 1961-69
or disaffirmance of, and study of and by
Screening Committee
1025.1-.3 Trustees: appointment, loan, interest 1961-69
1025.3-.5 Assumption, control, records: 1961-69
Connecticut Co., NET Co., NY Connecting
RR, NY and Stamford Railway, Providence
Produce Warehouse Co., Union Freight
RR Co., South Manchester RR Co., Boston
Terminal Co., County Transportation Co.,
Providence and Worcester RR, Norwich and
Worcester RR, Irving Trust Co.
1025.6 Appointment of legal council 1963-68
212 1025.7-1026 Reorganization and bankruptcy: 1960-69
appointment, meeting of trustees (1961),
pre-bankruptcy claims, inquiry, petitions,
compensations, Petition to Railway Labor
Executives Association, appointment of
legal counsel: R.J. Smith and W.J. Kirk
213 1026 Trustees' meetings and minutes
1961-62
214 1962-63
215 1963-64
216 1964-65
217 1966
218 1966-68
219 1968-69
220 1027-1086 ICC plan of reorganization, Bankruptcy 1955-69
Act, proposed sales, bankruptcy reports and
studies
221 1088-1112 Legal suits, civil rights, proposals, 1951-69
revenue, bridges, staff
222 472-496 Agreements, certificates, leases 1947-56
223 500-510 Agreements, certificates, leases 1951-60
blank Agreements, mortgages, leases, freight 1956-64
potential book, reports
224 blank Agreements, appraisal of revenue, sale 1846-1964
of South Station, motor vehicle leases,
deeds. Also includes a transcript of a CBS television program,
"Let's Take a Trip," aired on May 26, 1957, where New Haven Railroad
employee Keith Young was interviewed about freight car boats.