Kansas highway plan calls for nearly one billion in improvements
Washington reports joint committee estimates Kansas needs 976.792 million dollars for state highways county roads and city streets over ten years. Additional 135.02 million may be required for future deficiencies. The plan promises 491 million hours of employment and boosts production, with current annual maintenance around 23 million.
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Kansas
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Congressional Committee On the Economic Report
Atate Highway Department
Kansan
Public Roads Administration
Uncle Sam
CIO Sifts Unions For Communist Links In Four Groups
Pittsburgh Feb 1 The CIO probes four member unions for alleged Communist domination and may expel them if cleared of charges. six others face future secret investigations. The unions accused of resisting CIO control and attacking CIO officers include United Public Workers mine mill and smelter workers and United Office and Professional Workers among others. Fact finding is ordered with hearings on unnamed unions to follow. some reports to CIO executive board in Washington by Feb 13.
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Farm Equipment
United Electrical Workers
C.lo
CI. O. International Union of Electrical Workers
U.K
Commuunist Party
CSO
Phillip Murray
United Public Workers
United Office and Professional Workers
Food, Tobacco, and Agricultural Workers
Unamed
C.I.O. Executive Board
Washington
Pioneer Police Station to Be Torn Down in Demolition Schedule
An historic limestone blockhouse at Eighth and Vermont, long used as a police station jail and farm store, faces demolition to make way for a new city station. Residents recall jaildays, smallpox care, and wartime use as a hay barn as crews prepare to tear it down this week, weather permitting.
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Anderson
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Robinson Park Sixth
Massachusetts Street
Lawrence
Henry “Hicks”Smith
Hicks” Smith
Smith
Lee Ee
Hicks
Jelly
Oklahoma Seeks Increased Funds for Flood Control
Washington reports the Oklahoma planning and resources board asks Congress to raise flood control funding beyond Truman recommendations. Vice chairman N. R. Graham urged the House civil functions appropriations subcommittee to finance starting work on additional projects. Testimony on Oklahoma flood control projects was made public today.
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Oklahoma Planning and Resources Board
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N. R. Graham
Hrouse Civil Functions Appropriations Subcommittee
Oklahoma
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