Martin F. Schmidt collection

In Box 1 to 3 contains Revenues & Expenses of Class I Steam Railways – Statements No. M-100, Operating Statistics of Large Railways – Statements No. M-200, Freight Train Performance of Class I Steam Railways – Statements No. M-211, Revenue Traffic Statistics of Class I Steam Railways – Statements No. M-220, Passenger Traffic Statistics – Statements No. M-250, Freight Commodity Statistics of Class I Steam Railways – Statements No. Q-500, Revenues & Expenses for Class I Motor Carriers – Statements No. Q-750, Passenger Train Performance of Class I Steam Railways – Statements No. M-213 and Revenues & Expenses for Class I Motor Carriers – Statements No. Q-800 from 1941 to 1958. Yard Service Performance of Class I Steam Railways – Statements No. M-215 and Fuel and Power for Locomotives & Rail Motor Cars of Class I Steam Railways – Statements No. M-230 from 1947 to 1958. Freight Commodity Statistics of Class I Steam Railways – Statements No. M-500 and Freight Revenue Originated & Terminated – Statements No. M-550 from 1943 to 1946. Revenues & Passengers of Class I Motor Carriers – Statements No. M-700, Freight & Passenger Statistics of Class I Steam Railways – Statements No. Q-225, and Freight Revenue Originated & Terminated – Statements No. Q-550 from 1941 to 1950. Box 4 contains General Transportation Information, including Car Service Division, Governor’s Commission on Human Relations, and Statistics of Railways of Class I. Box 5 holds Writings by Martin Schmidt, which includes: Comparative Receipts and Disbursements of the State Government of Colorado from 1925-1934, and The Elimination of Small Schools in Colorado, July 1935. Box 6 and 7 contains Thesis Directed by Schmidt which includes: Bush, Herbert H., 1948. “A Case Study of Layout Reorganization for A Luggage Factory”, Emmett, Persis R., 1947. “Some Managerial Policies and Operating Conditions in a Selected Group of Cemeteries”, and Platts, Harvey N., 1948. “An Analysis of a Small Industrial Concern to Determine an Improved Layout.”