Bell Telephone Co. v. Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission

The Pennsylvania, Public Utility Commission,-, by order of March 15, 1938, required appellant, The Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania, to revise its intrastate toll rates for distances exceeding 36 miles so as to.conform to rates charged by the American Telephone & Telegraph Company for comparable distances for interstate services. The Commission found, after full hearing, that the rates charged for long distance service in Pennsylvania Were higher than the interstate rates for the same facilities for a like or greater distance, and constituted an unreasonable discrimination against…