Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 32, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 June 1926 — Page 4

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NEW PAVEMENT AT SOUTH BEND ISTHMOPEN Long _ Detour _ Eliminated, _ Says Williams in Highway Bulletin. New pavement on State Rd. 25, known as the Division St. entrance into South Bend, now is open to traffic qnd a long detour, part on State roads and part on county roads, is eliminated, John D. Williams, State highway commission director announced in the commission’s traffic bulletin today. Williams also called attention to the fact that a temporary bridge is going up to care for traffic on Rd. 3 (National Rd.) just east of Brazil, where highway and railroad are to be separated and that the three-mile detour in force here for about a week will be eliminated June 25. He cautioned traffic to drive carefully when the temporary bridge is opened. Surface conditions on roads entering Indianapolis are set forth in the bulletin as follows: _ No. 1 (New Albany. Indianapolis. South Bend. Mich lean line)—Watch for repair gangs working between Broad Ripple and Carmel. Paving between Plymouth and Peru with separate detours marked for north and south traffic between Rochester and Peru. (Traffic may route to Logansport to connect with Rd. 15. an uipaved route, by way of Culver, or take the Rochester-Rogansport road at Rochester, but should bear in mnid that Rd. 15 will be eolaed in about a week at a point some eight miles south of I.ogansport to permit construction.) Detour from two miles north of Edinburg to Franklin account of paving is only fair. Rd. 3 (Richmond. Indianapolis. Terre Haujfc) —Account bridge construction, traffic is using traction company's bridge at Hiser's Station, ten dies west of Richmond. Watchmen at east end of bridge handles traffic by stop and go signals. Three-mile detour account R. R. bridge construction east of Brazil will be eliminated June 25. Drive slowly over temporary bridge. Rd. 6 (Madison. Greensburg. Indianapolis. Lofayette. Oxford)—Detour marked at two miles north of Lebanon. Short detour two and one-balf miles northwest of Thomtown. Rd. 12 (Vincennes. Spencer. Indianapolis)—Drive carefully at approaches to temporary bridge at two miles north of Gosport. Rd. 15 (Indianapolis. Logansport. Winamae. Knox. Plymouth. La Porte)—Under construction from La Porte t 9 Kingsbury. Detour marked. Rd. 22 (English. Paoll. Bedford. Bloom-

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ington, Martinsville. Indianapolis)—Closed between Martinsville and Bloomington for paving. Through traffic between Martinsville and Bloomington use Rds. 12 and 32. Use old bridge and old State Rd. 22 across White River about two miles south of Bedford. Between Paoli and junction with Rd. 16 at White Sulphur, road is under construction most of way. Between Paoli and English traffic take county stone road either by way of Valeene and Marengo or via Young's Creek and largo. (Both detours are poor.) Avoid south of Grantsburg as there are no surface detour roads. „ , „ Rd. 31 (Montezuma. Rockville. Danville. Indianapolis)—Run-around detours marked at bridge construction about four miles east of Bainbridge. .... „ Rd. 39 Indianapolis. Rushville. Brookville. Ohio line) —Three-mile. detour around road and bridge construction southeast of Indianapolis. SCHOOL DAYS SUBJECT Garfield Former Students’ Reunion; Election Tonight. Old graduates of Garfield School, No. 35, Raymond St. and Madison Ave., will hold a reunion at 8 tonight in the auditorium. Many of the teachers of former students will be present to welcome the alumni and exchange stories of bygone days. Besides the election of officers there will be dancing and refreshments. Mata Svendsen is president of the School Alumni Association and Elmer IJnk is secretary.

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TRIPLE PROBE OF_ WRECK LAUNCHED Wrench in Hand of Dead Engineer Gives New Angle. Bu United Press . PITTSBURGH, Pa.. June 18.—Federal, State and municipal authorities today launched a triple investigation Into the Blairsville wreck of yesterday in which fifteen persons were killed and half a hundred wore •injured. The wreck occurred when the Cincinnati Limited telescoped the Washingtnn-Pittsburgh Express. Nine of those injured in. the wreck were fighting for life in the Latrobe, Pa., hospital. Anew angle regarding the responsibility for the wreck developed today when it became known that Engineer W. S. Gordon of tiic Cin-

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FOR ELIMINATING ‘CHANGE’ SIGNAL i Resolution Adopted by Engineering Society. Elimination of the yellow intermediate signal on automatic traffic controls was proposed to the board of safety in a resolution adopted by the Indianapolis Engineering Society Thursday. Speakers pointed out that under the'present system both currents of traffic claim precedence when the “change” signal flashes. The society passed resolutions praising the board of safety for synchronizing signals on N. Meridian St. and the board of works for building temporary approaches to the Delaware St. bridge. Arrangements to prevent overlap-

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