Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 157, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 November 1933 — Page 20

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STATE HIGHWAY BOARD LIFTS 4 ROAD DETOURS New Pavement From Peru to Marion Opened During Week. Four detour* were lifted on state roads during the week, the state highway department bulletin, issued today, discloses. Principal detour removed was on Road 21, between Peru and Marion, where pavement was opened for traffic, but shoulders have not yet been completed. General road conditions were listed as follows: Road 1 Bridge in Blnff'on limt'ed o len-ton capacity, demur for heavy traffic only. Road I Detour from 0 7 mile aouth of Vernon ai tuncMon of Roads 7 and .7 ’o Blorher la bv >tu of Road 7 to Madison, and then Road 56 U. 8 Road 6 Detour near Tracy, account overhead bridge construction, is 3.5 miles over oil mat Road • Detour from Crown Point west, account of paving, is nine miles over paved surface. Road a Detour from Wolcottvilie north, one mil* account of paving, is two and one-half miles over good grave] Detour from Huntington to one mile north of Road lit arcouni paving is eleven miles over good gra'e! and nil mat Drive slowlv over new pn emen' Irom Columbia City south, arcouni of unfinished shoulders Detour in Alexandria arcouni paving is one mile over hard surface. Road 10 Drive carefully over new pavement raat. of Illinois line account, unfinished shoulders Bridge run-around two miles east of Road 41 Road 12 Drive siow'lv east of Michigan City acroiin 1 of widening pavement. Road 13 Detour from Btrawtown north, account paving. i five mites over narrow gtavel road Mhort detour in FI! wood account bridgg construction, i* over city greets. Road It- Bridge run-around al six miles west of Ft Wayne Detour from fill' er lag* west, account of bridge construction, is five miles over one mile pavement and good gravel Detour just west, of junction with Hoad 13. account of ronsmrtion of bridge approaches is three miles. J' fi Road 20. Detour Just west of Chester'on, account of overhead constriction. is 1.4 miles for westbound traffir. 2 2 miles for eastbound traffic, good stone. Road 21. Drive slowly over new pavement, from seven miles southeast of Peru to twelve miles west of Marlon, account unfinished shoulders. Road 24 Detour from Transport west, account of pavement construction, is nine miles over fair but narrow gravel. Road 26 Detour from Road 41 east accouna repairing bridge, is three miles over fair gravel. Road 29 Three and one half miles Just west of rogansport, account of bridge construction over good road. Road 34 Detour Just west of Orawfordsville, account of building bridge approach is twelve miles over gravel and oil mat. Road 35 Detour from Morgantown to Bean Blossom, is ten and one-half miles, fair gravel, narrow. U. S Road 41 Detour from Junction of 52 south, arcouni paving overheard bridge approaches, is one and one-half miles over gravel road with one dangerous railroad crossing. Road 43 Detour from one and one-half mites south of Cloverriale to seven and one-half miles south, account of paving, is five miles over lair macadam surface not suitable lor heavy t/affir. Budge runaround at four mues south of I.a Crosse. Road 44 Rridge run-around at four miles east of Connersville. Road 56 Detoui trom Omlford to Dover account grading and structures, is 10 5 miles ovet poor gravel. Drive careful!. O'er new pavement between Road 61 and Jasper, account unfinished shoulders.* Road 64 Impassable between Huntington and Stendal. Detour from New Albany In New Salisbury, account paving in Georgetown, Is met Roads 62 and 35 Road 67. Detour Just, south of Mooresvine, account of bridge out. is two and onf-cjuarier miles over good gravel Roari 101. Detour from Roseburg to Broogvil'e account grading, is twentythree miles, seventeen miles ppved. six miles good gravel. Hoad 124 Devour at six miles west of Bluffton. account bridge construction, is fourteen miles over fair gravel. Road 130. Drive slow over new pavement between Valparaiso and Wheeler, account of unfinished shoulders Road 143. Detour from Blanford to two miles west of Clinton, account of paving and bridge construction, is eleven miles, five miles concrete and six miles gravel. Although thousands of applications have boon received for positions as hostesses on passenger aircraft of American-operated airlines, there are only about 100 women filling such jobs.

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