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National Highways Move Slowly Yet Build Momentum
A nation with vast highways progresses slowly toward better roads. The essay compares road work to a freight train that gains speed and strength once moving, urging national highway authority and a five year plan for two hundred thousand miles. The 1924 International Motor Transport Congress in Detroit will discuss highway development and finance.
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United States
Panama Canal
Detroit
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
International Motor Transport Congress