Indianapolis Times, Volume 44, Number 38, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 June 1932 — Page 9

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HONOR M'NUTT AT CELEBRATION IN BLOOMINGTON 10,000 Attend; Nominee Is Congratulated by G. 0. P. Mayor. By Times S peri'll BLOOMINGTON, Ind, June 24. —Folk here today were discussing the public reception Thursday night, given for Paul V. McNutt, dean of Indiana university's law school, a ' home town boy who made good'’ by obtaining the Democratic nomination for Governor. More than 10.000 persons participated in the celebration which took place in a park here, and although party leaders were present, no tinge of partisanship was detected.

at Celebration Cm the stage with the nominee, city officials, party leaders and college heads also were Mr. and Mrs. John C. McNutt of Martinsville, parents of the nominee, and J. N. Timolat, of Bloomington, father of Mrs. McNutt. A concert opened the program, following which O. T. Turlingrr, who was in charge of the arrangements. presented Joseph H. Campbell, Republican mayor of Bloomington, who congratulated the nominee on behalf of the citizens of the community; John W. Cravens, registry of the university, spoke. Party Leaders Attend Party leaders and candidates who attended the reception and who were honored at a dinner party given by Clyde Snoddy, also in charge of reception arrangements, wore: R. Ear! Peters, stale chairman; Marshall Williams, secretary of the state committee; Amos H. Wood, state committee treasurer; Pli as Greenlee, secretary of th McNutt-for-Governor Club; Mr and Mrs Albert. Rumbach of Jasper; William F. Dudlne of Jasper, nominee for appellate Juds. southern division, Floyd Young, former state commander of the American Legion: Judge Posey Kime of thp appellate court; Philip Lutz Jr, Boonville, nominee for attorney-general; James p. Hughes, Greencastle nominee for supreme court judge. Third district. Mrs Snoddy. Mr. Turfinger. a number of county and district chairmen and vicechairmen and a number of members of t.he general assembly and officials of neighboring cities.

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LAST OF ROAD OILING TASK IS BEING FINISHED Highway Department Job Includes Twenty-Nine Routes. Oiling continued on thirty-eight sections of twenty-nine gravel and stone surface roads, but the last project now is under way and will be completed soon, the state highway department bulletin stated today. Road Oiling Job* Road 9—Shelbyville north, completed about June 18, eight miles detour; good gravel. From Fountaintown to Greenfield, completed July 2; detour is five miles. Road 16—From Road 13 west to two miles west of Cass county line, completed July 4; detour is twelve miles, pood gravel. Road 2fi —From Hartford City east to i junction Road 167, completed June 25; detour Is 10 miles. From West Lafayette iwest. comnleted June 18 detour daytime only. Road 44—From ' Connersville to TTnionFayette county line, completed June 25; 1 detour is twelve miles. Road 59—From Brazil to Clay-Parke

countv line, completed June 26: detour Is six milea. Road 62 —From Mt. Vernon to Wabash Ferrv. completed June 18; detour available only over part. From Leavenworth to Sulphur, completed June 23. no detour From Madison to 2.5 miles north, completed June 28: no detour. Road 254—From Fountain County line to Hendricks County line, detour In eSect davtime only, subject to change. Road 327—From Garrett to Corunna, completed Julv: detour 9.5 miles Note; Four miles of road in Brown Countv State park being oiled and 2.5 miles in Soring Mill State park. Length and surface condition of detours. account of paving and bridge construction. are listed in the bulletin as follows: Road 18—Detour from junction of Roads 3. 5 and 18 to one mile north of Marion, is seventeen miles good gravel and stone. Road 21—Detour from Richmond no Muncie is thirty-five miles, good gravel. Road 32—Detour at two miles west, of Anderson account paving, is thirteen miles over fair gravel. U. S. Road 36—Detour from one-half mile east of Montezuma to Rockville is nine and five-tenth miles, fair gravel narrow bridges, four miles winding road. Detour from Bainbridge to junction Road 43, is seven miles over fair gravel. Road 43—Detour at north citv limits of Greencastle account paving, is one-half mile. Road 44—Detour from Glenwood to Connersville account naving. is sixteen miles 2.5 miles concrete and 13.5 miles good gravel. U. S. Road 50—Detour from Mitchell to Shoals account paving, is via Road 37 to Bedford and Road 45n to Shoals or Road 37 south to Paoli thence Road 150 to Shoals. Detour in Shoals account gradir.e. is three-fourths of a mile. fair. Detour from two and one-half miles west of Sevmour to Brownstown account paving, is fourteen miles, good gravel and stone

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