Road Building To The Rescue In Postwar Economy
A 1940s discussion argues highway construction as a stabilizer of employment amid slowdown. The American Road Builders Association Plan of 1943 cites unemployment, national income, idle money, taxes, and national debt, asserting public works spur enduring prosperity. It emphasizes planned, rapid, contract-based highway projects for swift, durable jobs.
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United States
American Road Builders’ Association
Rostwar
Stevenson Sees Law and Freedom Rooted in Christ
Former Gov. Coke Stevenson told 1,500 Easter worshippers at sunrise services in Junction that democratic law and freedom grow from events in Christ life culminating in the Resurrection. He linked highway program needs, postwar prosperity, and world democracy to sustain employment and avert economic decline. He cited Kathy Fiscus and urged expansion of a large national highway plan to support the economy and freedom.
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Ed. B. Cole
San Angelo
Jesus Christ
Stevenson
America
Democratic Courts of Justice
Kathy Fiscus
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American Road Builders’ Assn
Washington, D. C
Cain
South America
Public Roads Administration
Cliff
Kimble County
Men's Bible Class of
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THE
Harper Herald
Harper, Texas
Printzess and
Etta Gaynes
Prissy Missy
Johnny Lee
California
Johnson
Bates
Bates Chambrays
Stevens
Chambrays
Avondale
Scott's
Scott
Baby Department
Batiste
Trimfoot Baby Deer
Cannon Towels
Levi's
D. Brand
B.V.D. Men's
B.V.D. Brand Men's
B.V.D. Men's Athletic Union
B.V.D. and
van Heusen
Kendall - Hodges
Seersucker
Chambrays and
Hallmark
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