State of Minnesota v. United States
District Court, D. Minnesota
1Opinion of the Court
LARSON, District Judge.
This action has been brought by the State of Minnesota and its Railroad and Warehouse Commission to appeal a decision of the Interstate Commerce Commission (the Commission). The Chicago and North Western Railway Company (North Western) was granted leave to intervene as a defendant.
In October, 1961, the North Western, acting pursuant to section 13a(l) of the Interstate Commerce Act, 1 announced that it proposed to discontinue several passenger trains. The trains involved were Nos. 400 and 401, which ran between Chicago, Illinois, and Minneapolis, Minnesota, via…
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