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Seeks to Prevent | Busse Auto Jam on New y One: Way System
A traffic distribution outline to which closes slowly. after the to Passenger is clear. develop at the north end of the hicles cannot start up while the Pennsylvania - Delaware St. ope- door is open and the door canway system is being prepared to- NOt be opened unless the vehicle day on orders of Mayor Bayt. The Mayor said he had asked Dale, Traffic Engineer Frank Galla- plained. gher to prepare a plan would prevent jamming of traffic the new green and cream color and Fall Creek Scheme will be equipped with the
relieve congestions
at Delaware St.
ware St. to be heavily used when it becomes one-way, northbound, about Aug. 20. Provides Fast Artery
it was only natural that the street will get greater m provide .a fast artery for north and northeast Tur , Indianapolis residents. Plans will include recommended routes for various sections of the city designed ‘to reduce traffic the before -it reaches the DelawareFall Creek intersection.
The Mayor said that he would Turnpike through Ohio and In
also be drawn up for other sections of the city. Tentative Dates Set The Pennsylvania, = Delaware one-way system will go into operation sometime during the week
Gallagher and Indianapolis
Introduction : scheduled for this wéék but was delayed because of a shortage of trackless trolleys. The transit equipment is being freed by a construction of a new turn-around for thg Washington St. line at Emerson Ave,
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augurate new safety push-type center exit doors Aug. 19.° They will first appear on 20 coaches on [the W, Washington St. line. The alighting passenger merey pushes either panel of the door
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have them, Mr. Dale said.
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bus, .0., Sépt. nounced today.
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Trouble, Trouble, Bradley U. Has Plenty of It
PEORIA, Ill. Aug. 9—Another scandal shocked the Bradley University campus today. The president of the, board of trustees disclosed the ‘misuse of $20,000 in school funds. Board President George Luthy announced that the university had discovered that a former employed appropriated school money for his own use during a period of three to four years. Mr. Lauthy said the employee took $15,000 out of endowment funds and pocketed another $5000 over a three to four-year period in overcharges on real estate loans. The case was discovered early this year, Luthy said, but the board’ of trustees hasn't decided whether to press charges. The employee was dismissed last year. Luthy’s disclosure followed .by two weeks the revelation that seven Bradley basketball players were involved in attempts to “fix” the score of games.
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