Emergency Relief Administration street inspection records, 1935.

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Emergency Relief Administration street inspection records, 1935.

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File cards designed as a record of street inspections to be accomplished with Emergency Relief Administration funds. Inspections were to be carried out prior to the use of Works Progress Administration funds for construction in Queens. Each card describes limits of a proposed inspection.

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