In a time when America's roads were in dire need of repair, Roy Stone and his team at the Bureau of Public Roads advocated tirelessly for the improvement of the nation's infrastructure. This compilation of messages from various state governors provides a unique historical perspective on the importance of good roads for industry, commerce, and national defense.

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