Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 July 1947 — Page 7

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THURSDAY, JULY 17,

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“The state highway department today announced plans to open bids July 20 on 16 new highway and bridge projects. The bid session will add to more than 60 bridge building projects already under way, most of them part of a long-range program to replace sub-standard bridges on state roads. Another part of the plan to eliminate eventually all bridges which, because of narrowness or other defects are trafic hazards, will be replacement of the “weakest bridge on any state road.” This is the old covered wooden bridge over Wildcat

creek on Road 75 near Cutler in

Carroll county. : Seek New Contracts “« New contracts to be sought at the July 29 meeting are for: Grading and Structures Pd oe remainent of Ind sout.

ing th of here, a section of 4 6%: miles runs t 3 miles south-

Reloea and Te structing 2.906 miles of U. 8B, and Ind. 37 from east fork of A iver to Aerenteion of 16th

Bi *Widenin ng to 24% feet approximately 15 miles of In tween Sueluyville and New Bethel, Grading and structures for relocation of 2.323 Hfles of Ind. 59 from three miles

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north of arbon, northward through |} Mansfield, Relocating and compacted aggregate surfacing 5.623 miles of Ind. 75

Wg to one mile northeast of Coates vi Paving approximately 10 miles of Ind, 67 from Redkey to Ind. 26 west of PortJand. Road also will be widened and part of its relocated. Paving and widening 1.118 mjles of Ind. 61 from 0.2 mile south of Southern railJo crossing, northward through Wins

Superstructures for two bridges on Ind. [that President Truman might visit | Washing; | Brazil in August.

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PREVIEW of U.S. WEATHER BUREAU, DEPT. of COMMERCE FORECAST ++ PERIOD ENDING 230 AM EST 7-18: 9)

lines west of Austin, these bridges are already built, Bridge on Ind. 13 over Deeds creek 1.6 miles south of Pierc Rebuilding and widenin ey over Youngs creek jus

mre bridges on Ind. 39 over Thom on, Dréssler and Emmett ditches in Puluaski county Concrete retaining wall along Ind. 116

Markle. Additional repairs to uo ong bridge on Indianapolis blvd. (U Indiana Harbor canal in East Ch go

BRAZIL TRIP UNCgava ars WASHINGTON, July 17 (U, P.) — The White House today declined to confirm or deny persistent reports

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California. | Air flow will determine weather | over the nation. Hot, - humid | |

southerly winds will continue uncomfortable weather east of the cold air front. It will be 10 to 15 degrees cooler west of the front as cool northerly breezes push down from Canada. (See air mass arrows.) . Lowest - temperatures - expected | tomorrow “morning include Bis- !

" marck 52; Cleveland 67; Atlanta |

and Kansas City 68; Philadelphia, | Boston and St. Louis 70; New York, Washington and Memphis | 72; Norfolk 74, and Fort Worth 76. i

Dresser Drawer Stolen

‘With $280 It Held

Burglars early today stole a dresser drawer containing $280 from the home of John R. Green, 1657 Broadway, Apt. 5. Other thefts overnight included burglaries at the homes of Daniel | Thomas, 1732 N, Tacoma ave., where | a $50 ring and $43 in cash were taken, and Mrs. Stephen Fisk, 1836 N. Delaware st, whose husband's trousers containing “$30 were stolen. Thieves broke into a automobile parked in a lot in the 700 block of E. 63d st. and stole fishing equipment valued at $130. The car belonged to C. M. Fuller, 4965 W. 11th oo. :

Official Weller UNITED STATES WEATHER BUREAU July 17, 1M7— Sunrise...... 5:51 | Sunset...... §:]1

Precipitation en hrs. ending 7: Ma.) m, 00 Total precipitation since Jan. 1 ... ‘8.9 Refi helene since iw) ceeran

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