Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 179, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 December 1930 — Page 28

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ONLY 15 MILES OF DETOURS ONi STATE'S ROADS! Half of These Will Be Lifted by Jan. 1, Says Brown in Bulletin. Only fifteen miles of detours prevail on Indiana's 6,000 miles of state roads, and half of these will be lifted before Jan. 1, weekly bulletin of the state highway department ! issued by John J. Brown, director, j revealed today. Maintenance forces are well j equipped for emergencies, with large fleets of snow plows stationed at strategic points. Brown said Surface conditions and detours on state roads, as set forth in the bulletin : Road J— Detour from lonetion with Road *1 to the west corporation line of Lovell is four and one-half miles. Road 6—Detour east of Road 49 is two I miles. : Road 7—Bridze run-arounds at four miles north of Wirt five miles south of Vernon, and a’ south edge of Vernon < V E. Road 12—Detour Jn Indiana Har- , bor is one mile. U. S Road 27—Detour from one mile south of Brvant to pne-balf mile north of Brvant is three and one-half miles. Road 43—Detour at east ed*e of Wanatah is one mile. Road 3S—Temporary brldee at two miles ! east of Madison. Road 67—Run-around three miles vest r>f Sulphur for one-wav traffic only New Armories Proposed New armories for Terre Haute and Marion and completion of the armory at Lebanon is the reason for the SIOO,OOO armory building request submitted by Adjutant-Gen- : eral Manford G. Henley to the state budget committee, he explained today

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