Detours and road conditions updated on Indiana state highways
State highway bulletin reports twenty five miles of detours removed and multiple detours and one way sections on routes 1 9 18 29 32 37 40 52 56 61 62 66 67 with bridge runarounds and grading gangs from Connersville to Sandborn plus a temporary bridge east of Madison and detours lasting until Aug 21.
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Connersville
Brookville
Marion
Roll
Versailles
Madison
Anderson
Boone County
Nashville
Columbus
Ohio- Switzerland
Wirt
North Vernon
Indianapolis-Madison
Greenfield
Columbia City
Selma
Parmian
Burlington
Middlefork
Michigantown
Logansport
Carmel
Needmore
Bloomington
Paoli
U. & Road 40
Cumberland
Andersonville
Oakland City
Winslow
Canton
Scottsburg
Aberdeen
Rising Sun
Fair Cancih
Arthur
Petersburg
Dale
Adeyville
Huntingburg
Hatfield
Sandborn
Red Key
U S Democracy Threatened Says Author at UVA Speech
Donald R. Richberg, noted attorney and author, warned before the University of Virginia Institute of Public Affairs that democracy in the United States faces danger from machine age civilization and the concentration of economic power in a few men. He argued this trend threatens democratic governance and the nation's political system.
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United Press
Charlottesville.a
United States
Donald R. Richberg
Institute of Public Affairs
University of Virginia
Children Guarded as Mob Threatens Communist Camp
State troopers dispersed a 1500 strong mob near Van Etten New York after threatening to destroy a Communist children’s camp. Three troopers remain on guard as seventy children continue their vacation which is set to end Saturday. An exciting night ended with restored order.
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United Press
N. Y
Here
van Etten
Labor Rank and Communist Links Roil Camp Clash
A Aug 15 1990 Indianapolis Times report describes rising labor power across industries and the clash at a camp where leaders Mabel Husa and Arlene Holmes resisted an amriédh flag. Sheriff H C Tifft and state troopers helped prevent violence as the Ku Klux Klan tore red flags and burned a fiery cross at the entrance.
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Indianapolis Times
Ae Imag
Eac Ber Saaers
Richberk
H. C. Tifft
Mabel Husa
Arlene Holmes
Ku Klux Klan
Typhoid Increase Not Attributed To Drought
Dr. V. K. Harvey of the Indiana health board said July and August typhoid upticks in southern Indiana are not caused by water shortages. He noted cases are scattered rather than clustered in drought areas, with twenty three cases in July 1930 versus nineteen in July 1929, suggesting drought is not the main driver.
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Indiana
V. K. Harvey
State Health Board
Health Department
Arguments Set In Gas Station Suit
Monday before Judge How ard Young will close the injunction suit of the city against the Lincoln Oil and Refining Company seeking abandonment of a filling station at Kessler boulevard and the Lafayette road. City attorneys argue the site lies in a residential zone and that the park board can deny a permit.
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Howard Young
Lincoln Oil and Refining Company
Kessler Boulevard
Lafayette Road
Park Board
FILE CLAIMS AGAINST AIRPORT CONTRACTOR
Three lawsuits filed in Marion circuit court seek a total of 1500 dollars from Charles T Caldwell the general contractor overseeing the municipal airport project The Ninian Transfer Company claims 100 dollars Great Western Oil Company demands 800 dollars and Kerchner Brothers Excavating 595 dollars seek recovery Co defendants include the Commonwealth Casualty Com-
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Marion Circuit Court
Charles T. Caldwell
Ninian Transfer Company
Great Western Oil Company
Caldwell
Kerchner Brothers
Cramonwealth Casualty Com
Indiana State Fair entries to top all previous counts
Exhibitors at the seventy eighth annual Indiana state fair will exceed the previous record by 350 entries. E. J. Barker secretary treasurer of the fair association announced today that lists closed Wednesday. The note mentions three circuses and related attractions.
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E. J. Barker
The
Fair Association
Whitings donate $10,000 to Indiana Conservation
Lawrence H. Whiting and Frank S. Whiting of Whiting & Co Chicago contributed $10,000 to the Indiana department of conservation. The gift funds the remaining cost of the Dunes park road project between the prick and limestone area. Governor Leslie and Fred E. Schortemeier arranged the formal gift.
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Brothers
Conservation Department
Lawrence H. Whiting
Frank S. Whiting
Whiting & Co
Chicago
Indiana Department of Conservation
Richard Lieber
Whitings
Indiana Sand Dunes
Lieber
Dunes Park
Harry G. Leslie
Fred E. Schortemeier
Indiana Limestone Company
Lindbergh Medal Pinned by Hoover at White House
President Hoover pinned a $1,500 gold Lindbergh commemorative medal on Charles A. Lindbergh at the White House. The medal honors Lindbergh's aviation achievements as authorized by Congress and presented in Washington on August 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
United Press
Washington
Congress
Charles A. Lindbergh
White House
Also Mentioned on This Page
State Highway Department
Albert R. McCain
Pueblo
Colo
Geraldine Lou
Virginia Lee
Norman Charles
Norma Rae
Jack Albert
Richard Lowell
U. S
C. A. Manker
Lincoln
Chicago Jewelry Co
E. Washington ST
State Board
Capitol Avenue
Jansdwiches
General Baking Company
Horlick
Racine
Wisconsin
Facevans
Lindy
Kroger
Wan
Gee
Tay F
Chipso
Country Club
Alaska
Maye
ARGO
California
Staks
Sally
Chuck
Springers
Kroger Store
Tose
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