Box TP 19

Miscellaneous correspondence on various state highways including state highways 82 and 8; flood damage. Correspondents include H. E. Bailey and C. A. Stoldt.

Miscellaneous correspondence; petition requesting an improved access highway in Muskogee; construction projects in LeFlore County. Correspondents include C. A. Stoldt and Lee B. Washbourne.

Report from the Oklahoma Department of Highways, "Economic Impact of Betterment Costs on Oklahoma Highways"; miscellaneous correspondence on a variety of projects including state highway 43 between Stringtown and Daisy; bidding process. Correspondents include Frank D. Lyons and Lee B. Washbourne.

Miscellaneous correspondence on a variety of topics including discontinuance of certain passenger service; labor issues for railroad employees; and safety. Correspondents include the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and the MK&T Railroad.

Miscellaneous correspondence on a variety of topics including freight rates; passenger service; abandonment of line between Okay and Miami, Oklahoma by Kansas, Oklahoma and Gulf Railway Company; press release on merger of Pennsylvania and New York Central Railroads.

Miscellaneous correspondence on roads in general; booklet on design standards from the American Association of State Highway Officials; speech and resume of speech given by H. E. Bailey to the National Bituminous Concrete Association; "The Problem of the Inter-American Highway" by David Samudio; pedistrilator. Correspondents include James A. Burke and Clair Engle.

Correspondence concerns relocation of roads due to reservoirs especially Oologah, Keystone and Eufaula. Correspondents include Lee B. Washbourne and C. A. Stoldt.

Correspondence concerns relocation of roads due to reservoirs especially Oologah, Keystone and Eufaula. Correspondents include F. D. Lyons; Buck Cartwright; and John Anderson, Jr. (Governor of Kansas).

Correspondents include Estes Kefauver and C. A. Stoldt.

Miscellaneous correspondence on a variety of topics including Turner Turnpike; proposed turnpike to Lawton. Correspondents include H. E. Bailey and the American Automobile Association.