A National Program for Highway Research; Alignment, Grade, Width, and Thickness in Design of Road Surfaces; December and January Federal-Aid Record; Design of Highway Drainage Systems; Federal Control and Aid for Highways—It’s Results, Merits, and Limitations; Graphical Progress Report of Federal Aid; Highway Administration; Interesting Federal-Aid Project; Making Highways Ornamental and Useful; Maps of a State Highway System for Use of the Public; Marking, Signing, and Making Safe a State Highway System; Railroad Association Handles Car-Service Problems; Relations of the States with the Bureau of Public Roads; Relations of the States with the Bureau of Public Roads-Discussion; Shall Contract Bonds be Eliminated?; State Testing Engineers and Chemist Meet
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