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Letter To J. Temple Gobbel Regarding Seaall Bank Account, April 6, 1956, Sarah Leverette

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A letter from Sarah Leverette to J. Temple Gobbel sending a check to deposit in the SEAALL bank account.

Letter To Sarah Leverette Regarding Seaall Membership Dues, April 6, 1956, Mary Oliver

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A letter from Mary Oliver to Sarah Leverette discussing SEAALL membership dues policies.

Letter To Elizabeth Finley Regarding Seaall Membership Dues, April 6, 1956, Sarah Leverette

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A letter from Sarah Leverette to Elizabeth Finley thanking Finley for sending a check for AALL membership dues reimbursement.

Letter To Sarah Leverette Regarding Seaall Membership Dues, April 2, 1956, Elizabeth Finley

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A letter from Elizabeth Finley to Sarah Leverette providing a membership dues reimbursement for SEAALL members who belong to AALL.

Letter To Sarah Leverette Regarding Seaall Bank Account, March 29, 1956, J. Temple Gobbel

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A letter from J. Temple Gobbel to Sarah Leverette regarding a deposit to the SEAALL bank account.

Letter To Elizabeth Finley Regarding Seaall Membership, March 27, 1956, Sarah Leverette

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A letter from Sarah Leverette to Elizabeth Finley regarding Faye Guthrie's SEAALL membership dues.

Letter To Elizabeth Finley Regarding Seaall Membership Dues, March 27, 1956, Sarah Leverette

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A letter from Sarah Leverette to Elizabeth Finley sending a list of SEAALL members for AALL membership dues reimbursement.

Letter To J. Temple Gobbel Regarding Seaall Bank Account, March 27, 1956, Sarah Leverette

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A letter from Sarah Leverette to J. Temple Gobbel sending checks to deposit in the SEAALL bank account.

Letter To Sarah Leverette Regarding Seaall Membership, March 26, 1956, Faye Guthrie

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A letter from Faye Guthrie to Sarah Leverette expressing interest in being a SEAALL member and enclosing a check to cover dues.

Letter To Corinne Bass Regarding Seaall Officer Election, March 19, 1956, Sarah Leverette

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A letter from Sarah Leverette to Corinne Bass discussing whether a special election should be held following Jane Oliver Green's resignation as SEAALL President.

Letter To Stanley Bougas Regarding Materials Exchange, March 19, 1956, Sarah Leverette

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A letter from Sarah Leverette to Stanley Bougas discussing a potential materials exchange.

Letter To Mary Oliver Regarding Seaall Officer Election, March 13, 1956, Sarah Leverette

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A letter from Sarah Leverette to Mary Oliver discussing procedures for the SEAALL Officer election.

Letter To Sarah Leverette Regarding A Seaall Chapter Meeting, March 13, 1956, Stanley Bougas

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A letter from Stanley Bougas to Sarah Leverette regarding the SEAALL Chapter meeting, materials exchange, and membership dues payment.

Letter To Pearl Von Allmen Regarding The 1956 Seaall Chapter Meeting, March 7, 1956, Corrine Bass

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A letter from Corinne Bass to Pearl Von Allmen asking Von Allmen to assist Dorothy Salmon with the Local Arrangements Committee for the 1956 SEAALL Chapter meeting.

Letter To Corinne Bass Regarding The Seaall Chapter Meeting, March 3, 1956, Mary Oliver

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A letter from Mary Oliver to Corinne Bass discussing arrangements and plans for the SEAALL Chapter meeting.

The Application Of Kentucky Flexible Pavement Design Method To Washo Test Road Conditions, William B. Drake

Kentucky Transportation Center Research Report

In the summer of 1952 the Flexible Pavement Design Committee of the Highway Research Board began the sponsoring of a comparative design project. Several state highway departments and other organizations were invited to submit flexible pavement designs, based upon their own current practices, for the subgrade, materials, and traffic conditions of the Western Association of State Highway Officials (WASHO) test road. This road was being constructed in Malad, Idaho, through the participation of 13 western states and the Bureau of Public Roads. The Kentucky Department of Highways was one of the organizations invited to participate in the comparative design project.

A Hydraulic Analysis Of The Channel Relocation Of Stephens Creek, Eugene M. West

Kentucky Transportation Center Research Report

Recently Mr. J.O. Cornell requested the assistance of the Drainage Section of the Research Laboratory in investigating the channel that the U.S. Corps of Engineers has designed in conjunction with the raising of Dam No. 39 and the changing of the locking system. The principal reason for this investigation was to determine the effect, if any, that this project will have upon the five-span highway bridge on U.S. 42, located approximately two thousand feet upstream from the confluence of Stephens Creek and the Ohio River and at the upstream end of the new channel.

Model Study Of Flow Through Culverts, Eugene M. West

Kentucky Transportation Center Research Report

Within the past four years, the Highway Materials Research Laboratory has expended considerable effort upon investigating and developing new approaches to the problem of estimating the quantity of runoff from small drainage areas. Particular interest has been given to areas of sizes that require culverts or small bridges with less than twenty feet of span. The results of these studies have been included in the Drainage Manual recently adapted for use by the Department of Highways.

Kentucky Soils: Their Origin, Distribution And Engineering Properties, Robert C. Deen

Kentucky Transportation Center Research Report

Soil is the product of the action of climate and living organisms upon parent materials, as conditioned by local relief. The length of time over which these forces are operative is of great importance in determining the properties of the final soil product. Altogether, there are five principal factors in soil formation: 1.) climate, 2.) biological activity, 3.) nature of the parent material, 4.) topography, and 5.) time.

The major differences in the soils of Kentucky result chiefly from differences in 1.) the rocks from which the parent materials were derived and 2.) the topographic position of the materials.

Letter To Sarah Leverette Regarding The Seaall Officer Election, March 1, 1956, Mary Oliver

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A letter from Mary Oliver to Sarah Leverette regarding procedures for the SEAALL Officer election.

Letter To Mary Oliver Regarding Seaall Officer Election, February 24, 1956, Sarah Leverette

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A letter from Sarah Leverette to Mary Oliver discussing procedures for the SEAALL Officer election.

Letter To Sarah Leverette Regarding The Seaall Officer Election, February 20, 1956, Mary Oliver

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A letter from Mary Oliver to Sarah Leverette regarding procedures for the SEAALL Officer election.

Letter To Mary Oliver Regarding Jane Oliver Green's Resignation, February 15, 1956, Corrine Bass

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A letter from Corinne Bass to Mary Oliver regarding Jane Oliver Green's resignation and its impact on SEAALL activities.

Letter To Jane Oliver Green Acknowledging Documents Received, February 15, 1956, Corrine Bass

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A letter from Corinne Bass to Jane Oliver Green acknowledging receipt of documents concerning the SEAALL presidency.

Letter To Sarah Leverette Regarding Jane Oliver Green's Resignation, February 15, 1956, Corrine Bass

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A letter from Corinne Bass to Sarah Leverette discussing Jane Oliver Green's resignation as SEAALL President.

Letter To Corinne Bass Regarding Seaall Chapter Meeting, February 8, 1956, Jane Oliver Green

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A letter from Jane Oliver Green to Corinne Bass discussing plans for programs at a SEAALL Chapter meeting.

A Study Of The Properties And Performance Of Kentucky (Natural Sandstone) Rock Asphalt, James H. Havens, Ellis G. Williams

Kentucky Transportation Center Research Report

Kentucky (natural sandstone) rock asphalt derives its esteem as a highway surfacing material from its uniform appearance on the road, its riding characteristics, and the fact that it affords the highest protection against skidding (slipperiness) of any of the paving materials now generally available (see Appendix IV). The usual methods of handling, steaming, laying and spreading offer some of the conveniences and advantages of a ready-to-use material. Although its service history during the past 50 years has been generally favorable, there has also been a certain amount of risk involved in its use, particularly in recent years on roads sustaining …

Letter To Seaall Members Regarding A Seaall Officer Special Election, February 1956, Mary Oliver

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A letter from Mary Oliver to SEAALL members informing them of Jane Oliver Green's

Letter To Jane Oliver Green Accepting Her Resignation As Seaall President, January 17, 1956, Corrine Bass

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A letter from Corinne Bass to Jane Oliver Green accepting Green's resignation as SEAALL President.

Letter To Jane Oliver Green Regarding Green's Resignation As Seaall President, January 17, 1956, Corrine Bass

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A letter from Corinne Bass to Jane Oliver Green asking for assistance in understanding the SEAALL President duties. Bass became SEAALL President when Green resigned after her marriage.