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

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Post-war Highways - Notebook 9 [A Forecast of Conditions and What We Should Prepare For by G. Donald Kennedy], 1943 Box 8, Folder 65

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Post-War Legislation - Notebook 9 [Address by Congressman J.W. Robinson to the American Road Builders' Association], 1943 Box 8, Folder 64

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Post-war Plans for express highways in Urban areas- Notebook 7, 1949 Box 6, Folder 24

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Post War Problems Notebook 9 [Congressman Jesse Wolcott], 1944 Box 8, Folder 60

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Power Rate Structure Aspects of Energy Cost for Rapid Transit Systems Box 59, Folder 5

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Preparation for the Postwar Highway Program - Notebook 11 Box 11, Folder 23

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Preparing for the Postwar Highway Program - Notebook 11 Box 11, Folder 23

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Preparing for the Postwar Highway Program - Notebook 9 [MacDonald's address to Association of General Contractors], 1944 Box 8, Folder 53

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Prequalification of Bidders Benefits Public- Notebook 11 Box 10, Folder 37

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Presentation of the Bartlett Award to William Randolf Hearst Box 9, Folder 54

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