The scored program has a total of eight pages that fold out.  The program is in good condition with visible signs of wear to include the spine splitting on the cover.  Care will be needed to maintain the current condition.  Photos were taken of every page to assist with the condition and content of the program.

Following World War II, the popularity of Stock Car Racing continued to grow, with many drivers traveling to compete.  One of the first Stock Car Races held in the Northeast after the war was at the 1/2 mile dirt track, Allentown Fairgrounds, on July 4, 1946.  Both Red Byron and Roy Hall would make the trip north from Atlanta for the 100 lap race promoted by Sam Nunis.  Hall would win this race with Walt Keiper and Pepper Cunningham finishing second and third.  Newspaper reports said this race was extremely dusty. 

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