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Additional State Aid Will Prob ably Go to Parks and Cen tral Avenue Water Main. Ten thousand dollars more has allotted a Local work rei pro jects, according to a telegram received today by Jowis N. Murray, bureat chairman. From Walter W. Pettit, ex ecutive secretary of the state tempor ary art commission, “This is the first allocation under the $32,000 supprementary work relief pro gram, approved some time to in principle by the commission, Mr. Mutray o is unable to aay today whether any further allocations would be made or not. The first appropriation ot $30,000 was virtually exhauslet when word of the new fund was received. Only a few men were sill employed on the Memorial Park improvement perned. Monday sorting, it is expected, the forces at Memorial Park will be aug mented and work will be pushed rap ily on grading and walk construc tion. Other projects to be undertaken im mediately have not yet been deter mined, Dr Mr. Alneray Judayev pressed the hope Wat the Costral avenue water board project can be carried out together with improve ments in Point Gratiot park. ‘The pro ject which includes a boulevard along the new sea wall east of Aaltech probably will be delayed scat further appropriations are received. $52,500 Work Relief Here Only two small projects on the ori ginal program were abandoned. The balance resulting from these omissions ‘was used for preliminary work in Memorial park.. Funds so far allowed in Northern Chautauqua by the state for work Fee Bies include the following Dunkirk, first program . Lake: Erie State Park «+, Fredonia Normal 4. ....++ ates we 992,40) Tn addition Dunkirk has received, or [will receive under the original $2000 000 bill approximately $27,000 in state biome relict aid.
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Dunkirk Evening Observer
Dunkirk, New York, US
Sat, Apr 16, 1932
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