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FLOWERS INDUSTRIES INC. (Thomasville, Ga.) - Robert P. Crozer was elected vice chairman. He was vice

Bulk cement has begun moving into a new storage silo at the Port of Georgetown, S.C., leading to exp

The Interstate Commerce Commission's denial of Canadian National's bid for trackage rights over the

When Roy Rogers needed to get Trigger to the United Kingdom for a 1954 European tour, he booked a st

WISCONSIN TISSUE MILLS ACQUIRES CPS DIVISIONMENASHA, Wis. - Wisconsin Tissue Mills Inc. has

Conrail and MassCentral Railroad said the long-awaited double-stack service into Palmer, Mass., will

With more than 325 stores opened over the past four years and more expected this year, it's no wonde

DEL MONTE TO OPERATE OUT OF PORT MANATEEBRADENTON, Fla. - Del Monte Tropical Fruit Co. has s

A FEW CHICAGO SHIPPERS' associations say American President Intermodal's new domestic stack service

With business booming, intermodal truckers here have formed a new association to further improve the

ALLIED PRODUCTS CORP. (Chicago) - Martin A. German was promoted to corporate vice president. He join

FIBREBOARD MAPS PLAN TO SELL OFF OPERATIONSCONCORD, Calif. - Fibreboard Corp. is returning t

Adolph Coors Co. will lead all domestic beer makers in market share increases this year. Coo

More parties are joining a suit challenging a recent Federal MaritimeCommission decision giv

Some days tractor-trailers waiting to load at Roadmaster Corp.'s plant form a line down the block. O

ZAYRE CORP. PLANNING MAJOR RESTRUCTURINGFRAMINGHAM, Mass. - Zayre Corp. plans a major corpor

A tripling of sales is forcing Canadian Tire Corp. Ltd. to build a new distribution center and upgra

Some of the largest shippers in North Carolina plan to throw their combined weight behind the state

More than 40 households on Bradford Island and Webb Tract in the Sacramento- San Joaquin Delta soon

A boom in U.S. wood chip exports has attracted a new shipper and $3 million investment to the Port o

BURGER KING CORP. (Miami) - C. Donald Dempsey was named executive vice president and director of mar

Ralph Shindler said he normally doesn't get involved in transportation. As project manager f

FEW SOVIET SHIPPERS SEEN USING COMPUTERSA management consultant said there is little use of

qThe Chemical Manufacturers' Association is leading a drive to upset a recent Federal Maritime Commi

Analysts said Pillsbury Co. continues its desperate attempt to avoid a takeover as it signs a deal t

The grey 273-ton transformer dangled from four cables slung from a boom as the tug Pegasus II pushed

An Agriculture Department analyst says that in the wake of this summer's drought, demand for railcar

The rail competitive access issue needs to be settled once and for all to give railroads a chance to

LAFARGE CORP. (Detroit) - John M. Piecuch was named executive vice president and president of the co

CLIFFORD M. SAYRE WINS MAN OF THE YEAR AWARDClifford M. Sayre, director, supply chain, E.I.

Green Mountain Railroad Co. has opened a lumber and wood products transfer terminal at its railyard

The Port of San Francisco has begun marketing its new Stockton, Calif., inland distribution center.<

A controversy-free convention marked a healing of rifts and signaled the raising of new battle flags

Courier Dispatch Group Inc. has agreed to buy the assets of J.A. Finn Inc. of Boston, a courier comp

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Fred M. Brody, president of Brody Associates Inc., was installed last week as the president of the N

ARACRUZ CELULOSE SELECTS BALTIMOREAracruz Celulose SA, a producer and exporter of wood pulp,

The future of the warehouse and distribution industry will be marked by increased focus on cost cont

Fear over insurance hikes is prompting a flood of shipper comments on a Department of Transportation