An efficient method for providing direct rapid transit commutation between suburban residential and city employment areas in metropolitan New Jersey, Connecticut and New York without physical transfer and at minimum cost, with aid to commerce, railroads and municipal livingHerman T. Stichman · First published 1959Open the Tome
Analysis of the obligation and ability of the Port of New York Authority to help in improving New Jersey-New York rail commutationHerman T. Stichman · First published 1959Open the Tome
Improvement to commuting, commerce and metropolitan living through interstate rapid transit cooperationHerman T. Stichman, Hudson and Manhattan Railroad Company, Metropolitan Rapid Transit Commission · First published 1957Open the Tome
Plan for prompt establishment of an efficient metropolitan rapid transit loop system at minimal costHerman T. Stichman · First published 1957Open the Tome
An approach to the stabilization of our home building economyHerman T. Stichman, New York (State). Division of Housing · First published 1948Open the Tome
Housing policy in the expanding region, a return to neighborhood livingHerman T. Stichman · First published 1948Open the Tome
Cooperation in the field of housing can break the log jamHerman T. Stichman · First published 1947Open the Tome
Putting the bonus to work to build homes for veterans at a savingHerman T. Stichman · First published 1947Open the Tome
An address [on what the state of New York is doing and can do to aid in solving community housing problem]Herman T. Stichman · First published 1946Open the Tome
Functions of government and builders in neighborhood planningHerman T. Stichman · First published 1946Open the Tome
The function of government as an aid to private buildersHerman T. Stichman · First published 1946Open the Tome
