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Notes on Suggested Outline for Instructing Road Use Survey Personnel, 1936 Folder 13, Box 2

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Notes on the Selection, Training and Supervision of Road Use Survey-New York Survey, 1936 Folder 30, Box 2

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Official Ceremony the National System of Interstate and Defense Highways, 1975 Folder 6, Box 3

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Ohio Road Use Survey (Questions for Examination), 1936 Folder 33, Box 2

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O.H.S. Form R-79 Instructions to be followed in Securing of Road Use Survey Interviews, 1936 Folder 54, Box 2

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Oklahoma Allocation of Road Use Interviews, 1936 Folder 53, Box 2

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Oklahoma Highway Planning Interview Packet, 1936 Folder 49, Box 2

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Oklahoma State Planning Board, 1936 Folder 58, Box 2

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Oklahoma Tax Commission Ports of Entry, 1936 Folder 59, Box 2

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Original Newspapers and Commonwealth-Magazine of Virginia, 1955 Folder 6, Box 1

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