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The Wrangell Sentinel
Wrangell, Alaska
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The Bureau of Public Roads announced the transfer of A. F. Ghiglione, director of the Alaska Road Commission, to highway duties in the continental U.S., likely as an assistant to Commissioner Charles D. Curtiss in Washington, D.C., effective early next year.
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JUNEAU -(AP)
The Bureau of Public Roads announced this week that A. F. Ghiglione, director of the old Alaska Road Commission, would be transferred to highway duties in the States.
The announcement, which said Ghiglione's transfer would not be effective until early next year, did not say where the long-time head Territorial road construction programs would be sent.
However, it was learned that Ghiglione probably would be moved to Washington, D. C., as an assistant to Charles D. Curtiss, Commissioner of the Bureau of Public Roads.
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Juneau, Alaska
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This Week (Announcement); Early Next Year (Effective)
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transfer to highway duties in the states, probably washington, d.c., as assistant to the commissioner; effective early next year.
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The Bureau of Public Roads announced the transfer of A. F. Ghiglione, director of the Alaska Road Commission, to highway duties in the States. The announcement did not specify the location, but it was learned he would likely move to Washington, D.C., as an assistant to Charles D. Curtiss, Commissioner of the Bureau of Public Roads.