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HomeMy WebLinkAboutOrdinances Book 7, Page 285, No Resolution Numbern Ordinance No. f No. 7- '_1Pv� Section 1. That the special attention of said Hon, 011ie L;. James and the Honorable alben 17. Barkley be called to the present existing conditions surrounding the City of Paducah and her most prominent position, geograph- ically and otherwise, and her excellent opportunity of being favored by the Board of Location of the United States, provided the proper effort is i made by her citizens and members in Congress in properly presenting the excellent advantages Paducah has to the location of said plant. Section 2. BE IT FuHTEER RESOLVED that the Board of Commissioners of the City of 2aducah, feeling at liberty to do so, does hereby call upon and urgently request the said honorable 011ie I-. James and the said Honorable Alben W. Barkley to use every honorable means within_ their power l or authority in influencing and inducing the said Board of Location in favoring Paducah in the final determination of the location of said irmor Plant - - thanking them also for their valuable efforts in the past in this behalf. Section 3. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED: That the earnest and hearty support of the people and public press of the First Congressional District of Kentucky is hereby urgently requested in this behalf and they are hereby requested to use their utmost influence upon said Iron. 011ie Is. James and said Hon. Alben W. Barkley in urging the selection of Paducah for the location of said armor Plant. Section 4. RESOLVED bURTHER: That the persistent effort of the Paducah Board of Trade in attempting to secure the location of said Plant at Paducah be heartily approved and commended, and the stand taken by the First District Press association, in its recent meeting, is hereby applauded and approved. Section 5. BE IT FURTLER I:ESOLVED: That the Board of Commissioners of the City of Paducah stand ready and anxious to do everything in their power in securing the location of said Plant at Paducah. Section 6. The Press of Paducah is hereby heartily endorsed and conmended upon the firm stand they have taken in this matter, and are hereby requested to publish these Resolutions. PASSED BY,TU. DO1iRD OF COI.IILISSIOITERS JAIdU,,RY 22d, 1917. RECORDED BY H. D. HENDRICK, CLE Ii TO THE Bo IID, 1/23/1917,