New Bill Saves U. S. Aid Roads Plan Advances
A compromise federal highway bill sponsored by Senator Townsend proposes a Federal Highway Commission to oversee funding and a $100,000,000 annual appropriation for two years. Kentucky would receive about 1.9 million dollars yearly under state apportionment based on area population and rural delivery mileage. The measure continues ongoing interstate construction while shifting funds to a state distribution system.
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Our Far Fam ed Kentucky Derby
The Kentucky Derby draws men and women of renown from around the world to Louisville to witness the historic race. Cabinet members and international visitors attend as the event grows into a major spectacle, benefiting Kentucky’s thoroughbred breeding industry and local prestige.
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Good Roads Meet for Next Month at Jefferson Armory
The Kentucky Road Engineers' Association plans a non partisan Good Roads convention at the Jefferson County Armory Louisville June 7 to 10. Delegates from counties and 3 000 visitors are expected with public sessions, film demonstrations, and automobile tours of road types. Continuous coverage will include non technical talks led by experts with state highway officials backing the event.
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