Works Progress Administration (WPA), Pontotoc County, Projects, Miscellaneous, Roads, Schools, and Women, 1936-1943

Topics include Dale Boren, James William Robinson, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, United States Public Works Administration in Pontotoc County (Okla.), United States War Production Board, United States Works Progress Administration officials and employees in Oklahoma, Afro-American women employment, Afro-American education, bridges, federal aid to libraries, fire station design and construction, grandstands in Ada (Okla.), gymnasium design and construction, national school lunch program, road design and construction, road maintenance and repair, school buildings, school facilities planning, school grounds maintenance, sewerage, steel, street maintenance and repair, waterworks in Stonewall (Okla.), women employment, sewing rooms (Works Progress Administration), sewing rooms (Works Progress Administration )in Roff (Okla.), and Ron Stephens. Correspondents include United States Works Progress Administration, J. A. Bentley, Bill Crawford, H. A. Gray, and Phil A. Watson.