Louisiana Claims Fast Receipt Of Federal Highway Aid
Louisiana has received 8,272,164 in Federal Aid for highways since 1916, with an additional 1,000,764 available for the year ending June 30, 1927, according to the State Highway Commission’s third biennial report chaired by W. E. Atkinson. The state’s intake reflects federal participation up to seven percent of total highway mileage as defined by the act.
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Louisiana Expands Federal Aid Highway System
The report shows Louisiana has 2800 miles in the Federal Aid system and 635 miles remain to be built with federal aid. Eleven routes are designated United States Highways, but not all Federal Aid roads carry that designation.
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Want Ad Directory Seeks Six New Highways Inclusion
A brief note states that six additional highways may be added to the system and invites readers to use the News-Star Want Ad for inquiries or listings. The item reads like a classified notice urging public input.
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