This company's property was firebombed in Anniston, Alabama in 1961 to stop activists from enforcing Boynton v. Virginia.
This company, which probably doesn't operate open-pit mines, was arguably founded and has a street named for it in Hibbing, Minnesota. During the golden age of conglomeration, this company sold toiletries and owned the Armour meatpacking company. In 1999, it merged with a Canadian rival called Laidlaw. In the 1970s, consumers could buy a $99 99-day Ameripass from this company. This company was prominently featured in the 1934 Frank Capra film, It Happened One Night.  The PD-4501 (*) Scenicrusier was manufactured exclusively for this company.  This company partially traces its origins to the Mesaba Company, which operated jitneys in the 1910s.  This company's property was firebombed in Anniston, Alabama in 1961 to stop activists from enforcing Boynton v. Virginia. Chinatown-based rivals to this company have forced it to start operating the discount Bolt line.  For 10 points, name this national bus company.
This company, which probably doesn't operate open-pit mines, was arguably founded and has a street named for it in Hibbing, Minnesota.
Greyhound Lines, Inc. [or the Greyhound Corporation] 