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STUDY WAY TO LINK TWO NEW TUNNELS; Engineers Meet Problems in Planning Tie-Up of Hudson and Midtown Projects. CONFERENCES BEING HELD Connection Awaits Fixing of Details on the City's Tube--Estimate on River Crossing Called Too Low. Difficult Engineering Problems. Calls Estimate Too Low.

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January 14, 1930, Page 14 The New York Times Archives

An essential detail of the plans for the proposed new tunnel under the Hudson River is a link with the midtown tunnel to Brooklyn and Queens on which the city has already started preliminary work, engineers explained yesterday. The plans for a View Full Article in Timesmachine »

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