Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 67, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 July 1933 — Page 15

JULY 28, 1933

DETOUR LENGTH ‘ IS REDUCED ON DANVILLE ROAD 25-Mile Stretch Shortened to 8 Miles by State Commission. Reduction of the long-standing twentv-flve-mtle detour on U. S. 36. between Danville and Bain bridge, to right miles, is the welcome news foi motorists contained in the sta’e h.ghway commission traffic bulletin this week The entire stretch will be open for traffic within a month, according o present plans The detour now extends from Danville, eight miles west. i General road conditions were ' listed as follows. P'Vid 3 Wa\ nedaie *o Z*nec.*.’,> thir-teen-m;> Fir. h J i>, 31 Mrk> to Zanec. iile. n;fie-:ni> d;our. Finish Aig .1 R id t F' r IT ,e •*’" cf I * CrOMe *o ri-r Fir h J-.lv 31 Ten-m:> Cr'our H'bron to Porter-L* Porte county lin* vseaty-one-mtle detour Finish A iff 17 Read 13 From Sidney north about *hree nu!e< Fm:ih Julv 31 Detour mark'd Road It From. Si. r take to Junction .th Road 13 finish July 31 Nine-mile do*ou r R id 21- North c. - v !rr " of Muncle to Jnne’horo Detour ' .ange-. datlv Read 33 Morgan' mii •<, two miles north of Trafaiga- fir. n July 31 No de*o*ur Road 3. From Paoli to Fngllsh. Finish Ju-v 31 Thirt-. \-m.> detf-,.r Road 3R Ta • ir.;>* ye" of Hagerstown to Nnc'*le *n-m detvir Road 3'* Fom Danwlie to Clacton, south Detour marked From Delphi to Montireilo Detour marked • toad 67 Three n .s south of Moores-' vi.,e *o !'ii.i *,Ol-. with Load 39 Detour changes daih Muncle *o one and oneha f m.;es west ihree-miio deto'ir Road 1 De'our in BlufTtop for heavy traffic is five ar.d one-ha f miles good gra-.el Br.dge Hrr.:**d to eight-t-n rapacV S Ri, and f Detour near Traev. account overhead bridge construction, is I 3 5 miles o', er r.i 1 ruat Road I Detour !rom ess' city llmi’s of Road 13 De*our -u six miles north of Columbus south eight mi.es good gravel Noblesvllle is three miles oser fair gravel Bridge-run-around a* 2 5 mile' north of Leisure. Shori ile* r ir. Ela'ood over cr . stree's Bridge around on* m.le north of Road .V U. R Road 29 Detour from west of Chesterton is I 4 mile* for west-bound traffic 2 3 miles for ea.stbound traffic. 1 Good s*on Road 21 Drive carefully over new pavement south of Peru Detour from se■ en ml.'* snurheas* of Peru to four mi>6 west of Marlon is thirteen miles fair gravel Road 22 Drive carefully over new Basemen* from Burlington cast R< ad 29 Bridge rut -around between Burlington ana * ■ * * . Road ir Raa 33 Detoir from Morgantown *o Bean Bios sum is 'en and one-half miles fair crave! narrow Detour from Trafalgar to one nv e nor'h of tunr'ion with Road 41 s five mil" good era-cl t* S Road 36 De'our from Danville wt"l eight arid one-half miles fair erase]. Dri’c slow o'er new nasement between Dai I lie and Bnlnhridge Road 38 Detour •*-M of Nohlesy|l> Is fl*e mi'e; two miles good gravel three rn.ies o:l mat Bridge run-around a* one and one-half n >< env of Mnrklrvtlle Br.dge run-around one mile west off Rond 31 t T S Road to Detour from Shoals to Bedford Is for*- -two miles over Roads 150 , and 37 De’our from Bedford east for * grading and na* mg is 3 5 miles fair gravel snd 'tone narrow. Bridge run-around east of Wheatland U fl Road S3 D: e carefully over new Dvcment south of Rushville Road 67 Drive carefully over new pavement north of Srirnccr Road 101 iv our from Rcseburg to Brooksii.e is t*‘ *n?v-three mites. CADET TO GET MEDAL Indiana Society to Honor Youth at Ft. Harrison Camp. Indiana Society. Sons of the American Revolution, will present a pood citizenship medal to the outstanding cadet at the citizens’ military training camp at Ft. Harrison next Wednesday. The ceremony will take place at 8 30 in the morning. Colonel Robert L. Moorhead will make the presentation. Following the rites, members of the society will adjourn to the Spink-Arms for their monthly board meeting and luncheon.

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No Fag? Ow! Slugged With Brick as He Fails to Fill Cigaret Request.

WHAT, no cigarets? Wham! Tliat. briefly, is the story of what happened early today to John Hind, 38. roomer at 1515 West Washington street, when accosted bv three men at Osage and Ohio streets. Hind told police he was walking near the intersection when the men stopped him. "God a cigaret, buddy?" they asked. "No, I haven't, but. I can give you some tobacco.'' Hind answered. One of the trio picked up a brick and slugged Hind on the head. He was treated at the city hospital for cuts. Club to Study Astronomy Indiana Nature Study Club will study astronomy Saturday night at Ellenberger park. Samuel S. Waters, chairman of the clubs astronomyclub. will have a telescope and will lead discussion.

FARLEY GIVES G. 0. P. ■BREAK’ IN PATRONAGE Postal Appointments "Reward for Pa*t Favors," Says Postmaster. Hit I II ilrrl Prr** WASHINGTON. July 28.—Postmaster General James A Farley wants the Republicans to know that the Democrats appreciate their many kindnesses. Lots of Republicans, he reported, still are "holdover” postmasters, and others are members of state public works advisory boards. The latter serve without pay. "And why. Mr. Postmaster General, have you been so good to the Republicans?" demanded a doubter. "We are grateful to the Republicans, who have made it possible for us to be around," Farley said, "and we want to reward them." LET PAVING CONTRACT Highway Commission Awards Work to N'oblesville Company. The state highway department Thursday awarded a paving contract to the McCowan Construction Company of Noblesville. The contract calls for one mile of twenty-foot concrete pavement on state road 9 at Alexandria. The cost will be $30,944 66.

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CHILD’S SLAYER DIES IN STATE'S ELECTRIC CHAIR Glenn D. Shustrom Walks Calmly to Doom at Michigan City. Ry /V' MICHIGAN CITY. Ind.. July 28 —Glenn Ddhald Shustrom died in the electric chair here today for the attack and murder of Aiberta Knight. 12-year-oid Whiting girl, last year Shustrom ralmly walked to the chair a moment after midnight and was pronounced dead at 12:08 a m Last minute appeals to Governor Paul . McNutt and the clemency board were in vain. Shustrom. whose home was in

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CAFE OPERATORS TO SUBMIT FAIR PRACTICE CODE

Under the standard of the eagle of the NR A. restaurant operators Wednesday afternoon added their efforts to the nationwide recovery program, at a

Galesburg. 111., was visited by his mother. Mrs. Andrew Shustrom. of Galesburg, and a brother-in-law and a sister Thursday. He went to the chair unassisted. He was strapped in at 12:03 and removed at 12:06. Drs. P. H Weeks

session in the Severin The operators will submit a code of fair ethics to Francis Wells, district director of NR A. Leaders of the move, shown

and A CC. Afhett of Lafayette, examined the body. The electrocution was the first since Warden L. E Kunkle assumed office. Jess E Andrew of West Point, a member of the board of pardons and paroles, witnessed the

above, are. left to right. Mrs C. W Craig. Albert Stump, attorney, and Mrs. Frank P Beck, members of the Indiana Restaurant Association.

electrocution, but permission was denied other state officials to be in the chamber, conform.ng with a state law. For his last meal. Shustrom asked and received fried chicken and sweet potatoes.

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M’NUTT FOLLOWER LIBRARY CHAIRMAN Herbert Kenney Named to Succeed Baxter. With resignation of Arthur Btxter from the state library building commission, commissioners sent completely pro-Governor Paul V. McNutt. They met Thursday and elected Herbert Kenney New Albany as chairman, the position having been held by Baxter The latter resigned when Governor McNutt ordered other departments into temporary quarters in the new building Kenney is a McNutt appointee as assistant public counselor of the public service Commission He was legislative ad\:sor to McNutt during the 1933 session He originally was appointed to the library building commission by former Governor Harry G Leslie. All members were reappointed by McNutt.