Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 March 1947 — Page 22

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Glenn T. Seaborg will address the] March meeting of the Indiana Section of the American Chemical society March 20 In the Warren}:

Plans for the June exhibit of the. ‘Pndians Stamp ciub will be discussed at a meeting of the group in the Antlers hotel at 7:45 p.- m. toMOITOW.

The Oxford Liquor store, 2008 E. 10th st. yesterday was robbed of $76. Owner Leroy Collins, scribed the holdup man as a ) faced bandit about 18 years old.

TEEN PLUTIST—John Mahrdt, flutist, who will be one of the Teen Music Canteen's pop concert soloists at 3 p. m. Sunday in World War Memorial auditorium, Others on Sunday's proram include Marti Knauer and Shelhorn, duo-pianists; the Teen Canteeen ¢ Wing trio: and Technical high schoo brass ensemble, with Barbara Kershaw,. Ross Copeland and Nancy Alexander as vocalists.

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