The Robert F. Kennedy Bridge is a complex of bridges and elevated expressway viaducts in New York City. The bridges link the boroughs of Manhattan, Queens, and the Bronx. The viaducts cross Randalls and Wards Islands, previously two islands and now joined by landfill.

Headlines from July 11, 1936

DRUKMAN INQUIRY TO COST $250,000; Todd's Own Fee Will Be About $75,000 and That of His Chief Assistant $25,000.

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2 PLANS SUGGESTED BY GREEN TO DELAY DECISION ON LEWIS; He Mentions as Possibilities Further Truce Talks or Deferring Vote Until Fall. M'GRADY SEEKS SOLUTION A.F. of L. Council Adjourns Over Week-End -- Frey Demands Drastic Action. GREEN SUGGESTS LEWIS ISSUE DELAY

TWO DIE, FIVE HURT IN BLAST ON YACHT; Baby Daughter of J.E. Brown, Owner, and Another Child Killed at Queens Pier. VICTIMS HURLED IN SOUND Injured Women Rescued as Craft Sinks -- Explosion Is Laid to Fuel Leak. TWO DIE, FIVE HURT IN BLAST ON YACHT

Cattle Men Desperate in Drought; Many in Montana Selling Herds; Morale Among Stockmen Reaches Breaking Point as Strict Relief Policy Blocks WPA Jobs Unless Their Possessions Are Mortgaged -- Banker Reveals a Typical Case. CATTLE MEN LOSING MORALE DROUGHT

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