Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 236, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 January 1927 — Page 10

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Peral routes *IN STATE OPENED TO AUTO TRAVEL Fejw Detours Eliminated in /atest Report From State Director Williams. several stretches of new pavement were opened to traffic this week as well as new detours and Turnarounds, according to the report of Highway Director John D. Williams. Condition of roads passing through Indianapolis: No. 29 (Madison, Versailles. Grornsburc, Shelbyville, Indianapolis, Kirillin. L <u r armport, La Porte, junction of KO near Michigan City—Bridge run-around at two miles south of. Kirklin. Bough and soft Ju north of Osgood. U. S. No. 31 (Louisville. Seymour. Columbus, Franklin. Indianapolis. Kokomo. Peru Rochester, Plymouth. South Bend. Michigan line) —Botn north and south traffic use east detour leaving Columbus on N. Washington St. coming back to Rd. 31 at half mile west of Taylorsville; thence north on new pavement to Edinburg, thence over marked detour to new Savement eight miles south of Franklin. ew pavement open from Peru to Plymouth except for four miles at a point five miles south of Rochester; tnere good d'-'our to east. (This stretch open about Jan. 10. L . No. 37 (Tell City. English Paoli. Bedford, Bloomington, Martinsville, Indianapolis)—Temporary bridge at Glenn Valley. Use old bridge four miles north of Bloomington. U. S. No. 40 (Illinois line, Terre Haute. Brazil, Indianapolis Richmond. Ohio line) —Temporary bridge two miles east of Richmond, and one mile east of Cambridge Oity. Putnamvllle overhead open, but traffic should drive carefully account of ■oft approaches. U. S. No. 62 (Junction of 41 near Fowler. Lafayette, Lebanon, Indianapolis. Rushvllls. Brookville. Cincinnati) —Two and one-half mile detour opposite Colfax in Clinton County account paving, is in fair condition. Four-mile detour opposite Thomtown in Boone County for paving is rood. Closed for paving between Morristown and Rushvllle with detours 'marked for local traffic. traffic go north from Rushvllle on 3 to U.

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6. No. 40 at Dunrelth, thence west t Indianapolis. Constructing twelvo bridges between Rushville and Indianapolis with detours for local traffic. No. 67 (Vincennes. Blcknell. Worthington. Spencer. Mooresvtlle. tndlananpUsi Bortville, Anderson. Muncie. Portland to Ohio line—authorized but not maintained by State) —Many sharp turns between Indianapolis and Vincennes. U. 8. No. 160 (Junction of No. 60 near flhoals, Paoli. Palmyra. Now Albany) Bridge run-around just east of Hardlnsburg. Drive carefully past construction gangs between Frederfcksourg and Palmyra. Death, Birth Rates Lower in 1926 The annual report of the city board of health for 1926 shows 5,308 deaths and 7,100 births. This is a death rate of 13.7 per thousand population and a birth rate of 18.2 per thousand. “The most pleasing announcement in this report,” commented Dr. Herman G. Morgan, head of the board of health, the one pertaining to the death rate among babies under one year of age. Ten years ago the death rate was 139 per thousand. In 1926 that has been reduced to fiftyone per thousand.” According to report, the principal causes of death, due to disease, were diseases of the heart, arteries and tuberculosis. Cows Fail to Diet , Farmer Files Suit Bu Timex Special VINCENNES, Ind., Jan, 7. —Eight cows, owned by Ray Smith, farmer, apparently did not know that the fashion of today is to diet. So when they found a portion of the partition fence between the Smith and Daniel Kaufman farms down, they stepped into the Kaufman cornfield and for seven hours ate green corn. Three of them died and the other five became so ill their value was greatly reduced. Smith, in a damage suit here, asks $450 damages from Kaufman on the grounds he neglected to repair the fence.

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KNOX VICTIM ISJENTIFIED Kokomo Man Says Dead Man His Son. Bu United Press LA PORTE, Ind., Jan. 7.—The body of a man found by hunters last Saturday in a field near Knox and buried Thursday unidentified Was to be exhumed today for reburial at Kokomo, Ind., following Its Identification by Antonio Bruno as his son, Joseph Bruno, 19. The father late Thursday ldentl-

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