Preference:

Page
to roads on Federal-aid system in con-

struction of Public lands highways... 28
to certain projects in Hawaii..

14
to forest projects on Federal-aid system. 26
to forest projects having Federal-aid
standards.

27
to projects expediting completion con-

nected system interstate highways (see
also Labor)

6
Primary roads. See Federal-aid system.
Prisoners, Attorney General may make avail.
able for road work.

116
Progress payments. See Reimbursement to

States.
Project statements submission by highway

departments for approval of Secretary... 2,7,8
Projects:

adequate construction materials required. 7
approval of, before approval of system... 7
funds for, under direct control of highway
departments..

7
minimum width of right of way.

7
only those substantial in character to be
approved...

2
preference to be given such as expedite
completion of adequate and connected
system of interstate highways..

6
shade trees on.

23
State funds to be provided in advance.. 7
work to be done by State highway depart-
ment.

3,8
Protective structures, included in term
"highway"

6
Public Buildings Commission, approval of
leases.

16
Public lands areas in connection with Federal-
aid:
Federal participation. See Participation

in cost.
in excess of 5 percent of total area.------ 8, 12,

17, 23, 26, 28
right of way in and appropriation of..... 9, 131
Public lands highways:

act of June 24, 1930 (Oddie-Colton Act).. 28
forest reservations, excepted.

28
main roads across nontaxable Indian,
Federal reservations, etc..

28
preference to roads on Federal-aid system

(see also Authorizations and appropri.

ations).
Puerto Rico:

authorization for expenditure for public
highways in.

49
Federal aid extended to..

57

P

B

Pan-American bighway. See Inter-Ameri.

Railroad grade crossings:

apportionment of funds under Emergency
Relief Appropriation Act, 1935.

48
authorization 1938 and 1939.

56
grade separations included in term
"bridges"

12
rights of way for..

9, 131, 132
rules and regulations for, Emergency
Relief Appropriation Act of 1935.

83
safety protective devices necessary for re-
ceipt of Federal-aid..

56
Reapportionment of funds:
administrative-

9
emergency advance..

29
not expended during availability period 1, 2,

9, 10, 45, 64
Recommendations to Congress and States.. 9
Reconstruction defined..

6
Roconstruction Finance Corporation to pro-
vide funds...

33
Reimbursement to States:

by Secretary of Treasury on warrants by
Secretary of Agriculture.

2,8
limited to pro-rata part of value of labor
and materials....

3,8
made to officials or depository designated
by highway departments.

8
not to exceed total of previous apportion-
ments...

55
progress payments....

8,8

Reimbusement to States-Continued. Page

time of, decided jointly by highway

departments and Secretary (see also
Participation in cost),

3,8
Rent of buildings outside Washington author-
ized.

3
Rental of storage facilities. See Equipment

and supplies.
Reports:
annual, to Congress..

3, 5, 9, 45
special reports.

9
under Emergency Relief Appropriation
Act of 1935..

51
Research, highway. See Administration.
Rights of way:
acquired from United States.

9
acquisition of under National Recovery
Act..

40
canal and railroad companies may grant. 9,

131, 132
Federal funds not available for..

39
grade separations.-

9, 131, 132
included in term “highway"

6
may be appropriated after 4 months.

9
map to be filed with department having
control of..

9
on public lands for highways.

9
railroads and canal companies granted
right to convey -

9
railroads may grant for roads. 9, 131, 132
revert to United States.

9
to be of ample width..

7
transferred to highway departments.

9
Union Pacific may grant.

132
Roads, character and method of construction
of..

7
Rules and regulations:
authorized

4,9, 35, 41, 49, 50
Emergency Relief Appropriation Act, 1935
(grade crossings).

83
Emergency Relief Appropriation Act, 1935
(highways).

73
Federal aid.

58
flood relief, Alabama.

110
flood relief, Georgia and South Carolina.. 112
flood relief, Missouri, Mississippi, Louisi-
ana, and Arkansas.

108
flood relief, Vermont, New Hampshire,
and Kentucky.

106
forest roads...

92
grade crossings, Emergency Relief Appro-
priation Act of 1935.

83
highways, Emergency Relief Appropri-
priation Act of 1935.

73
National Recovery and Hayden-Cart-
wright Acts.

65
under sec. 205, National Recovery Act... 98
Rural delivery and star routes, certificates of
Postmaster General annually-

2, 10
Rural post roads defined.

1,4

State-Continued.

Page
internal improvement or debt prohibited

by State constitution or laws. 2, 4, 11, 12, 17, 20
must provide funds for participation be-
fore project approved.

7
term includes Hawaii..

14
term in National Recovery Act includes
Hawaii and District of Columbia.

40
State highway departments:
certificate of apportionment to..

2, 10
cooperation with

1, 3, 6, 9, 11, 28, 30
defined.

1,6
engineering, inspection, and unforeseen

contingencies. See Engineering and

contingencies.
funds made available for expenditure
under direct control of

6,7
research in cooperation with

9
surveys, plans, specifications, and esti-

mates. See Surveys, plans, specifica-

tions, and estimates.

work to be done under supervision of.... 3,8
State laws:

construction work and labor to be done
in accordance with..

3,8
relative to providing revenue for construc-
tion.

2, 4, 7, 11, 12, 17, 20
Supplies, purchase of authorized (see also
Equipment and supplies)---

3,11
Surfacing:
durable types only approved.

7
not less than 18 feet wide on primary
roads.

7
probable future traffic needs.

7
types best suited to locality

7
width of construction.

7
Surplus war materials. See War materials.
Surveys, plans, specifications and estimates:
approval of by Secretary.

2,8
certification to Secretary of Treasury 2,8
depreciation on equipment may be in-

cluded and credited to appropriation on
charges to other Government serv-
ices.

36, 43, 52, 53, 113
highway planning.

45, 46
inter-American highway.

46, 115, 122
National Recovery projects, reimburs-
able to States from June 16, 1933.

39, 44
regular Federal-aid projects, not reim-
bursable to States.

2,8
services for other Federal agencies.

36,

43, 52, 53, 131
submission by highway department. 2,8
survey of traffic conditions.

57
Works Program projects, reimbursable to

States. See Rules and regulations on,
(see also Cooperation).

T
Taxes, motor vehicle transportation:
diversion of

45, 55
levied on sales on Federal reservations..- 56, 57
when insufficient for road construction

Federal funds need not be matched dur-
ing fiscal years 1936 and 1937.

55
Tennessee Valley Authority.

42
Testing laboratory, appropriation for., 27, 28, 52, 53
Thomas Jefferson Memorial Foundation,

appropriation for road within..
Tolls:
appeal to courts.

124
bridges authorized prior to March 23,

1906, are subject to provisions of general
bridge act.

116
Federal aid for construction of toll bridges
under certain conditions..

21, 36, 40
must be made free after tolls have paid
cost.

21
Oldfield Act.

21
penalty for charging excess rates.

125
rates not subject to general bridge act and

not fixed by contract with State, etc., to
be just and reasonable..

124
Red River tolls.

114

46, 122

36, 56

s
Safety:

funds for safer traffic facilities or elimina-

tion of hazards to pedestrians or vehic-
ular traffic..

44
improvements for..

39
protective devices necessary for receipt of
Federal-aid.

56
recommendations on.

9
study of..

57
Secondary roads.
Secretary of Treasury, certificate of appor-
tionment to..

2,8,10
Secretary of Agriculture, powers and duties
under Federal Highway Act.

6,8,9
Seven percent system. See Federal-aid sys-

tem.
Signs included in term “highway".

6
Specifications. See Surveys, plans, specifica-

tions, and estimates.
State:
funds defined

6
having no highway department......

1

Tolls-Continued.

Page
roads to be free from

1, 7,21
Secretary of War may prescribe rates.. 124

tolls to be applied in repayment of cost. 21, 36, 40
Townsend (Federal Highway) Act.

5
Traffic conditions, authorization to investi-
gate and report on...

57
Trees, shade trees may be included in cost of
highways..

23

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