Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 March 1947 — Page 4

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EVENTS TOMORROW American National Aeronautical & Win nessa MARRIAGE LICENSES

EAH rookside; Mar~ Lawrence C. , 2039 Brookside BYN, RS a Been ‘Bi 963 W. 28th;

Box oo; Wanda pi Blaine; Neva

ol Ww. wh Mari a Vola White,

HE 1717 Arrow; Lois N. Delaware.

Harri, 143 Lee; Wanda Lou

Ten Oliver; Juanita Esl 1350 8. Belmont. Boa Bend; Joan CampBo Green; Jeraldipe Jefferson, 8 N. Maxwell; Esther ih Bicking; Doris How Keller, Slovetdaie; Beverly June * Robert Kerr, York hotel; Helen . 109 W, Bt Ctatr, PRAIA 433 N. Alabama; ind Loss Herring, 525 N. Tem.

1911 8. Bat; Marian Green

Evelyn Denzio; Eddie WilJean Carder, and Leo, Mary Lessie Jefferson, 2050 Willard, Bobbie Ralltio ¥ 448 Bright; Lee, Nellie Bromell, 1 By ra 202 Bui: Ge Addie “Clifton, 1819 Highland:

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: Boys At City—Jimes, Sicha Viola Adams, and at Mary Oraw: Charles, Jossle agar: Bula Gross; ErWalker, snd Ralph, Vera Bockel-

ule. at Methodist. Frederick, I Dora Grover, Doran;

Hiariori Kpter. John, els Johnston; Arthur, Shaies, hens and John, Rosa PanAt Marie Rinder8. John na i Baker; Wilham, Neomi Moors oore; Kenn Ernestine Joyce est, and

son; at un, Yandes;

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GRY sod never, Loves Gove, #49

hid Charles Bphriam Ma Martin, 80, at Methodist, Maile abi Suite 87, at 4168 College, arGeorge Blaser: Bickett, 54, at City, arteriosclerotic J. Frits, 70, at 721 8S. Noble,

Adolph nephritis. Beller, 07, at Yutaras, pneumonia. Hall, 48, ab 5, hypertensive

Ey PES A ds Fugen, 200 tos Willian Edward Smith, 50, at Methodist, Anns Bell Giltner, 74, at 1332. Prospect.

NATIONAL 24-HOUR FORECAST SUMMARY: Rain is predicted for the east portions of Texas, Oklahoma . and Kansas tonight and early Wednesday. Showers will develop in western Texas. (Affected areas on the Fotocast show where this precipitation” will occur.) Skies will be clear from Florida to Maine, over Colorado, Nevada, Idaho and portions of Washington, Oregon, Montana, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Illinois, Indiana and Ohio. (See inset cloudy areas chart.) Snow flurries will occur in the mountains of northern New England. Snow with occasional freezing --drizzle is expected for the east portions of Nebraska and South Dakota. Considerable cloudiness will persist over the coastal portions

South Dakota. Fog will blanket the inland valleys and the coast of California. Temperatures will continue rather cold over the Northeast and cool weather will extend to the north portions of the Gulf states. Thermometers will drop to near 15 through Minnesota, Wisconsin and the. Dakotas. Weather will moderate along the

Change Festival Date

Times State Service GREENSBURG, Ind, March 18. —Because of a conflict with the Music Educator's national conference in Indianapolis, the didgrict band festival scheduled to be held

in Greensburg on Saturday, April 12, has been rescheduled for Satur-

"day, April 18.

BROWNSVILLE

Gulf coast while mild temperatures will continue along the Pacific coast, Small, solid air flow arrows indicate the direction of the air flow around the high and low pressure cells as well as the wind directions over the country. Large, open air mass arrows show the movement of air masses, The freezing line on the Foto-

THE WE ATHER ro TOCAST: ix ACME TELEPHOTO. | PREVIEW of U.S. WEATHER BUREAU. DEPT.of COMMERCE FORECAST: PERIOD ENDING 7IOAMESTS 9 &

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cast passes through points where lowest temperatures will be 33 tomorrow. It will drop still lower north of this line. Forecast minimum temperatures include New. York, Philadelphia, Washington and. St. Louis 28; Memphis, Kansas City and At-

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\ SNOW SHOWERS AND FLURRIES

Janta 34; Chicago and Cleveland

24; Detroit 22; Milwaukee 20 and Duluth 18.

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