Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 January 1937 — Page 9
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FRIDAY, JAN. 22, 1937
MANY ROADS IN
INDIANA CLOSED | BY HIGH WATER |
Nearly All Highways in Seymour and Vincennes Areas Affected.
Nearly all highways in the vicinity of Seymour, Vincennes, Evansville, Boonville, Rockport, New Albany and Mount Vernon were closed today because of high water, the State Highway Commission reported .at noon.
Road conditions were reported as follows:
Road 3—North of Brewersville, closed; detour marked. Road 31—North of Seymour,
closed; south of Seymour, closed; south of
Memphis, closed; at Speeds, closed; north of Columbus, five to six inches water, going rough, 2%2 miles north of New Alcany, osed, Road _31-E—North of Junction 231, closed; Junction with 62, closed. . Road 33—East of Mauckport, closed. Road 37—Pavement north °of Bedford has settled: south of Martinsville, four inches water. Road 46—West of Columbus, closed, detour marked. Road 48—West edge of Lawrenceburg, closed. Road 50—West of Brownstown, closed: Lawrenceburg. to Aurora, closed—detour over Roads 1. 46 and 52. Road 52—Brookville to West Harrison, closed, may open sometime today. Road 56—East and west of Madison, closed; Junction 156, close south of Rising Sun, closed; Aurora, closed. Road 58—Frecstown to Columbus, closed. Road 62—East of Leavenworth, close; north of Charlestown, closed; 1 mile west of New Albany. closed. Road 67—Wrst of Gosport, of Gosport. closed. Road 129—North of Vevay, closed. a 133—New Boston to New Albany, ose Road 135—North of Corydon, closed; south: of Palmyra, closed; south of Corydon, closed: south of Brownstown, closed; north of Brownstown, closed.
sed. Road 156—At Patriot, closed; at junction with Road 56. closed. : Road 231—At junction with Road 31-E, Closed. Road 235—Eas® of Medora. closed. Road 250—Eas: of Brownstown, closed. Road 258—eWs: of Sevmour. closed. Road 37—South of English, closed; north
of Paoli, closed Road Hazelton and Patoka,
d; two miles Rising Sun to
closed; east
41 —At closed; south of Sullivan, one-way tralac. oad 45—South of Rockport closed; south of Jasper, three inches water; north of Rockport, closed. Road 56=Betwe=n French Lick and West Baden, closed; east of Paoli, closed; west of Petersburg, closed, VINCENNES DISTRICT - ® Road 50—West of Washington closed. oad 57—Near Buckskin, closed; near Newberry, closed. 02d 58—Between Sandborn and Elnora, closed. Road 61—South of Winslow. 13 water; north of Boonville, three inches. Road 62—West of Evansville, closed; west of Mount Vernon. at river, closed; at Gentryville, closed; east of Evansville, closed; east of Boonville, closed. Road 64—West of Princeton at river, closed: east and west of English, closed; at Milltown closed. a of Princeton closed. over road in numerous irg to Derby closed the south of Hardinsburg,
inches
entire distance;
closed. Road 68—South of Buckskin, clésed. Road 69—South of Mount Vernon, closed at river. Road 70—West of Road 66, closed. Road 145—South of French Lick, closed; south of Dale, closed
d 150—Closed at Frederickburg, at Prospect, east of Shoals. | Road 161—North of Richland ; south of Tennyson, closed. { ad 162—South of Jasper, closed, | 164—East of Jasper, Elosed
City, |
3 of Tobinsport, closed. | 450—At Williams, closed. ¥ GREENFIELD DISTRICT |
1—North of Redkey, closed. 32—-East of Muncie, closed.
3QUADSDIEAFTER | AMBULANCE CRASH
| By United Press | MONTREAL, Jan. 22.—Three of the quadruplets born to Mr. and Mrs. Arcade Bondeau died in St. Justine Hospital foday a few-hours after an ambulance, which was rushing from nearby St. Thomas Village, collided on the slippery highway and crashed into a snowplow. The dead babies were two boys - and a girl. The fourth child, a girl, was said to have shown ‘marked improvement.” ? : The quadruplets, born yesterday and christened shortly afterward | because their mother feared they! would die, were brought to the hos- | pital here on the order of Provincial | authorities who feared they could | not be given proper care in the; meager Rondeau home in St. Thomas. > The nurse, Jeanne Talbot, and the driver . of the ambulance, Maurice Beaudry, were seriously injured in the crash.
DOG TAKES VACATION DURING GAME SEASON
By United Press ¢ DILLONVALE, O.. Jan. 22.—Bob, Eddie Kollar’s hound, disappeared two days before the Ohie rabbit season opened. Two days after the hunting s@ason closed, Kollar's parents ‘heard a bark, opened the
door, and found—Bob,
At Throttle of Relief Train
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O. G. Doom is “mercy pilot” of the Big Four train en route to aid flood refugees in Lawrenceburg. The train is carrying food and clothing. It left Indianapolis early today.
War-Time Measures Are Taken To Protect Refugees in South
By United Press from Kennett southward to CardMEMPHIS, Tenn. Jan. 22.—War- | well and called off some 2000 time emergency measures were tak- workers. en today to care for more than 10,- | Scores remained marooned in the 000 persons driven from their homes | Kennett-Cardwell sector, with many into freezing rain by rising flood- | of them suffering from lack of waters in Missouri, Arkansas and |warm clothing, proper food and Tennessee. | drinking water. ,
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| German Foreign Minister, advised | Germany would not send an expert j to the Committee of 14 which the | League Councill will appoint next week. The investigation was sponGENEVA, Jan, 22—Germany de- | sored by Great Britain in an effort clined today to participate in a | to silence Germany’s colonial claims League of Nations investigation into | by showing that colonies produce
the problem of assuring all nations |only a small part of the world’s eseh to raw Sumng sential raw materials. The United
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Pneumonia and influenza spread | in the wake of the devastating | floods; serious food and fuel short- | ages developed at several points; | water supply was contaminated; | many were still marooned, without proper food and shelter. The towns of Arbyrd, in southeast | Missouri, and Lester, in northeast | Arkansas, were inundated. | Cardwell and Kennett, Mo., were | practically isolated, and Lepanto, | Ark., was in the path of a floodway | that was sure to be flooded with the | expected break of the Big Lake— | f§ Little River—west of Blytheville, Ark. A check showed at least 12,250 persons driven from their homes in the three states. Four deaths were attributed di- | rectly and indirectly to the floodwaters. . Army Issues Warning First indications of a major flood on the Mississippi River itself came | late yesterday when U., S. Army engineers issued a warning to 2000 persons residing in the Bird's PointNew Madrid, Mo., floodway. The floodway, extending from below Cairo, Ill, to New Madrid, is protected by a levee which engineers said might not be able to withstand the 55-foot stage already in sight. At Cairo, Ill, the stage was 53.6, a rise of 2.1 feet in 24 hours. The stage at New Madrid was 414, a 1ise of 1.3 feet. At Memphis it was 36.3, a rise of 1.6. Helena, Ark, gauged the river at 44.5, a rise of 1.4. Latest estimates showed property damage of more than $750.000 in the mid-South area. At least 600,000 acres of land had been inundated. ‘Engineers gave up the fight to | save the east side St. Francis levee
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