Public [act] 172-213, 75th Congress. Potomac River. H. R. 6286, act authorizing State Roads Commission of Maryland and State Road Commission of West Virginia to construct free highway bridge across Potomac River at or near point in vicinity of Hancock, Md., and point near north end of Morgan County. W. Va., to take place of bridge destroyed by flood.
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Potomac River. H. R. 6286, act authorizing State Roads Commission of Maryland and State Road Commission of West Virginia to construct free highway bridge across Potomac River at or near point in vicinity of Hancock, Md., and point near north end of Morgan County. W. Va., to take place of bridge destroyed by flood.
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Public [act] 172-213, 75th Congress. Potomac River. H. R. 6286, act authorizing State Roads Commission of Maryland and State Road Commission of West Virginia to construct free highway bridge across Potomac River at or near point in vicinity of Hancock, Md., and point near north end of Morgan County. W. Va., to take place of bridge destroyed by flood.
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Public [act] 172-213, 75th Congress.
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Approved July 5, 1937
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1937-07-05T00:00:00Z
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19370705
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19370705
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Congress
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6
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1937
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1 p.
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Note.—Public acts and public joint resolutions in slip form in the first prints may be obtained from the Superintendent of Documents. Washington, D. C., at a subscription price of $2.00 for the present session (75th Congress, 1st session); foreign subscription, $3.00; single copies are usually 5c; no. 172. District of Columbia, p. 859, and no. 173.