Collection: William L. Mertz transportation collection, 1895/1995 - ARVAS Search Results

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Notebook 9 - Superhighways; John t. Flynn [Economics], 1938 Box 7, Folder 8

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Notes for a presentation to the Chinese delegation Box 26, Folder 117

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Notes for a speech regarding events in early 1971, 1971 Box 26, Folder 121

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Notes on Speech by Fairbanks re:Road Surveys Box 19, Folder 2

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Notes Taken From NCPC [National Capitol Planning Commission] Minutes 1952 - 1959 Box 26, Folder 66

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Office of Motor Carrier Automated Information Management Systems Box 25, Folder 63

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Office of Planning and Policy Development Biblio Database Box 53, Folder 5

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On the Evaluation of Urban Transportation Planning Theory and Technique in the United States, 1981 Box 42, Folder 3

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Origin and Growth of Motor Carrier Safety Responsibilities of the Federal Government (1935 -1986) Box 25, Folder 70

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Origins of the Interstate Box 27, Folder 7

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