Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 89, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 August 1930 — Page 18

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LIFT EIGHT MILES OF DETOURS ON INDIANAJQADS Four State Highways Oiled by Department During Past Week. Eight miles of detour? were lifted on state roads this week, the bulletin of the state highway department set out today. Road oii was laid on 18, Marion to Roll; 32, Anderson to Boone county line; 46, Nashville to Columbus. and 56, Madison to Blocher. General road conditions were listed as follows: Ro*d 7—Closed between Wirt end North Vernon. Tbrou*h trHtc detour over lUte roads. IndlanapolU-Madisoa uafitc go via Road 29. Road —Detour from eleven pules north of Oreenfleld to Junction with Road 67 1* five miles. Bridge run-arounds at two and one-half and three and one-half miles aouth of Columbia City. Detour between Columbia City and Merrtam Is ten miles. Detour one mile north of Howe to Sturgis, Mich.. Is five miles. D. 8. Road 12—Detour during day at Hiller is two and one-half miles. Although open at night, traffic must drive slow. Detour In Indiana Harbor is .ope pijle. Road 16—New pavement open to traffic from Warsaw to north of New Paris except three miles of gravel Just noftfl of Milford. Traffic should drive slow at overhead approaches at New Parts account of loose gravel. Road 21— Detour from Ohio line to one and one-half miles north of Boston Is eight miles. V. 8. Road 24— Detour from Five Points to Ohio line is seven miles. U. S. Road 27—Drive slow account surface treatment —both north and south of Liberty. Bridge run-around Just north of Deerfield. Bridge run-around one mile south of Brvant. Detour south of Geneva is three and one-half miles. Detour from Ft. Wayne to De Kalb-Alien county line is fifteen miles: twelve miles of which is pavement. Bridge run-around at two and one-half miles west of Auburn. Road 29— Detour north of Waugh is two miles. Drive carefully oast grading gangs between Burlington and MiddleforX. Detour north of Michlgantown. wIU change as wort progresses. (Average length of detour Is three miles.! Bridge run-around three and one-half, nine and eleven miles aouth of Logansoort. D. 8. Road 31— Bridge run-around two miles north of Carmel. Road 32—Drive slow Just west of Noblesville account bridge and grade construction. Road 37— Unfinished shoulders between Needmore and Bloomington, and between Sulphur and Paoli. necessitate careful driving. _ . , U. S Road 40— One-way traffic between Greenfield and Cumberland account pavement repair. Road 43—Detour from Cloverdale north to U 8. 40 Just east of Junction is twehe miles Detour from Crawfordsville north is eleven miles. Detour south of Lafayette is nine mtles. Detour from PulasktWhtte county line to Francesville is six and one-half miles. Detour from FranccsvtU* to Medaryville Is nine and onehalf miles. Detour from Medaryville to Stn Pierre Is eighteen miles. Detour at east edge of Wanatah Is one mile. r oß< l 44 —Detour from Rushville to four and one-half miles west of ConnersvviUe Is twrelve and one-half miles. United States Road 52-Detour two and one-half mtles east of Andersonvtni account surface treatment i ‘ ht mlles ' (Detour in effect until Aug. 27.) Road 67 —Bridge run-around two miles northeast of Bandborn. Short detour .n Fed Key.

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DAWES WILL MAKE EARLY MAN STUDY Goes to France to Test Theories on Prehistoric Research. Bv United Press / LONDON, Aug. 22.—Ambassador Charles G. Dawes departed for France and Spain today to develop his pet theory about the history of prehistoric man. The ambassador will make a two weeks’ trip through the Dordogne region of southern France to survey important discoveries recently made there in neolithic research. The ambassador urges co-ordina-tion of prehistoric research throughout Europe for a more accurate history of early man. Dawes’ theories of prehistoric research, which has been one of his

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