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Letter To Frances Hall Regarding Seaall Annual Meeting, December 2, 1961, Sarah Leverette

Correspondence

A letter from Sarah Leverette to Frances Hall thanking Hall for a letter expressing SEAALL members' regret that Leverette could not attend the Annual Meeting.

A Machine-Laid Surmountable Bituminous Concrete Median, Robert L. Florence

Kentucky Transportation Center Research Report

On August 28, 1961, personnel of the Research Division were requested to observe a demonstration of a newly developed Etnyre Median Paver. The demonstration was given at the Lehman-Roberts Company plant in Lexington, and was arranged primarily for the benefit of the paving contractor working on Euclid Avenue in Lexington. The paving contract called for the construction of a surmountable bituminous concrete median which, to our understanding, is the first instance for construction of that type to be machine-laid. Some doubts arose during the demonstration as to the ability of the machine to hold alignment and to give adequate compaction. …

Letter To Frances Hall Regarding Seaall Annual Meeting, November 30, 1961, Anna Johnson

Correspondence

A letter from Anna Johnson to Frances Hall regarding mailings for the SEAALL Annual Meeting.

Letter To Frances Hall Regarding Seaall Annual Meeting, November 22, 1961, Anna Johnson

Correspondence

A letter from Anna Johnson to Frances Hall regarding mailings for the SEAALL Annual Meeting.

Letter To Betty Taylor Regarding Seaall Business Meeting, November 17, 1961, Frances Hall

Correspondence

A letter from Frances Hall to Betty Taylor enclosing a copy of minutes from a SEAALL business meeting.

Concrete Color Variations Observed In Specimens Made From 12 Type 1 Portland Cements, Milton Evans Jr.

Kentucky Transportation Center Research Report

No abstract provided.

Portland Cement Stabilization Of Western Kentucky Gravels, Robert C. Deen

Kentucky Transportation Center Research Report

It has been known for some time that some Western Kentucky bank gravels perform rather poorly as base or shoulder material. In the fall of 1956, the Division of Research participated in the experimental design and evaluation of a group of ten rural highway base stabilization projects. Two of these projects, one in Ballard County and one in Marshall County involved the stabilization of Western Kentucky bank gravels with a bituminous material; AE-200, a mixing-type emulsion, was used.

The performance of these bitumirlous-stabilized gravels has not been entirely satisfactory. Even though little tendency was noted for the asphalt to bleed …

Proposal For Experimental Use Of Thermo-Plastic Pavement-Striping Materials, James H. Havens

Kentucky Transportation Center Research Report

No abstract provided.

Letter To John Boyles Regarding Seaall Annual Meeting, October 31, 1961, Frances Hall

Correspondence

A letter from Frances Hall to John Boyles providing materials relating to the SEAALL Annual Meeting.

Letter To Anna Johnson Regarding Seaall Membership Dues, October 23, 1961, Frances Hall

Correspondence

A letter from Frances Hall to Anna Johnson regarding SEAALL membership dues for Sewell Brumby.

Letter To Frances Hall Regarding The Seaall Annual Meeting, October 10, 1961, Jeanne Tillman

Correspondence

A letter from Jeanne Tillman to Frances Hall regarding Hall's program suggestions for the SEAALL Annual Meeting.

Letter To Frances Hall Regarding Seaall Annual Meeting, October 7, 1961, Miles Price

Correspondence

A letter from Miles Price to Frances Hall informing Hall that Price is unable to attend the SEAALL Annual Meeting.

Letter To Jeanne Tillman Regarding Seaall Annual Meeting, October 5, 1961, Frances Hall

Correspondence

A letter from Frances Hall to Jeanne Tillman regarding a potential topic for discussion at the SEAALL Annual Meeting which was proposed by Lucile Elliott.

Letter To Lillian Taylor Regarding Mary Frances Cox, September 9, 1961, Frances Hall

Correspondence

A letter from Frances Hall to Lillian Taylor regarding Mary Frances Cox joining SEAALL.

Letter To Mary Frances Cox Regarding Seaall Membership, September 8, 1961, Frances Hall

Correspondence

A letter from Frances Hall to Mary Frances Cox providing information on becoming a SEAALL member.

Letter To Frances Hall Regarding Seaall Annual Meeting, September 5, 1961, Mary Frances Cox

Correspondence

A letter from Mary Frances Cox to Frances Hall thanking Hall for inviting Cox to the SEAALL Annual Meeting.

Letter To Winston Broadfoot Regarding A Meeting Of The North Carolina Library Association Executive Board, September 5, 1961, Elizabeth Hughey

Correspondence

A letter from Elizabeth Hughey to Winston Broadfoot providing details of a meeting of the North Carolina Library Association Executive Board. Hughey also provides information about a proposed deadline for committee work.

Letter To Elizabeth Hughey Regarding The Constitution And Bylaws Of The North Carolina Library Association, September 4, 1961, Winston Broadfoot

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A letter from Winston Broadfoot to Elizabeth Hughey regarding the Constitution and Bylaws of the North Carolina Library Association.

Letter To Winston Broadfoot Regarding A New Constitution And New Bylaws For The North Carolina Library Association, September 1, 1961, Elizabeth Hughey

Correspondence

A letter from Elizabeth Hughey to Winston Broadfoot asking Broadfoot if he intends to submit a new Constitution and new Bylaws to the Executive Committee of the North Carolina Library Association.

Letter To Miles Price Regarding Seaall Annual Meeting, August 30, 1961, Frances Hall

Correspondence

A letter from Frances Hall to Miles Price providing details on the SEAALL Annual Meeting.

Letter To Anna Johnson Regarding Seaall Meeting Program, August 28, 1961, Frances Hall

Correspondence

A letter from Frances Hall to Anna Johnson informing Johnson that Hall had mailed meeting programs and reservation blanks to SEAALL members.

Letter To Anna Johnson Regarding The Seaall Annual Meeting, August 14, 1961, Frances Hall

Correspondence

A letter from Frances Hall to Anna Johnson regarding potential ideas for the SEAALL Annual Meeting.

Letter To Frances Hall Regarding Seaall Annual Meeting, August 14, 1961, Anna Johnson

Correspondence

A letter from Anna Johnson to Frances Hall regarding mailings for the SEAALL Annual Meeting.

Letter To Frances Hall Regarding The Seaall Annual Meeting, August 9, 1961, Jeanne Tillman

Correspondence

A letter from Jeanne Tillman to Frances Hall responding to Hall's ideas for the SEAALL Annual Meeting.

Letter To Jeanne Tillman Regarding Seaall Annual Meeting, August 4, 1961, Frances Hall

Correspondence

A letter from Frances Hall to Jeanne Tillman regarding reservation forms for the SEAALL Annual Meeting.

Letter To Frances Hall Regarding Seaall Annual Meeting, August 3, 1961, Anna Johnson

Correspondence

A letter from Anna Johnson to Frances Hall regarding mailings for the SEAALL Annual Meeting.

Performance Of A Reinforced Concrete Pipe Culvert With Standard And B1 High Fill Bedding Under Rock Embankment, Ralph R. Taylor

Kentucky Transportation Center Research Report

In co-operation with the Bureau of Public Roads, a number of reinforced pipe culvert installations in a number of states have been selected to evaluate the effectiveness of the design and construction criteria. One particular pipe has been chosen for this special study because of its installation conditions. This pipe is located on I 75-6 (5) 123 in Scott County at Station 37 + 50, US460, SW Ramp, and has been constructed using both type beddings that are specified in the 1956 edition of the Kentucky Department of Highways Standard Specifications for Road and Bridge Construction and amendments thereto. Observation …

Letter To Frances Hall Regarding The Seaall Annual Meeting, July 31, 1961, Jeanne Tillman

Correspondence

A letter from Jeanne Tillman to Frances Hall discussing potential ideas for the SEAALL Annual Meeting.

Letter To Winston Broadfoot Requesting Copy For The North Carolina Libraries Newsletter, July 7, 1961, Elizabeth Hughey

Correspondence

A letter from Elizabeth Hughey to Winston Broadfoot asking Broadfoot for a committee report to include in the fall issue of North Carolina Libraries.

Pavement Surveys, Milton Evans Jr.

Kentucky Transportation Center Research Report

The major considerations in the evaluation of a slab's condition, where surface defects exist, are the number of defects, their type and size. It is possible for a slab to contain a large number of surface intrusions without being appreciably damaged, if the impairments are all very small. On the other hand, only a few very large defects would be very damaging. Certainly, the most satisfactory condition would be the complete absence of blemishes.

In the surveys which have been made since the beginning of these pavement investigations, soil holes, chert pop-outs, shale pitting, trash imbedments and cracks have comprised …