Better Farm Travel Promised in Huge Federal-State Postwar Road Program
Washington report outlines a landmark three-year federal aid program totaling 1.5 billion dollars with a 50-50 state match. Local officials are urged to enact enabling legislation to plan and cooperate with state highway departments for rapid farm to market road improvements. Federal funds could reach 500 million dollars annually, with emphasis on secondary and feeder roads to boost rural economies and connect farmers to markets, schools, and towns.
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