Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 April 1949 — Page 16

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Hoosiers Speak The recent radio lectures of two Indiana University = geneticists, Dr. H. J. Miller and Dr, 8. E. Luria, were heard in France. Both lectures, delivered in French, were transcribed by the IU department of radio and broadcast by the French Broadcasting System. They were among the first in a series of lectures on| scientific topics.

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'2 Men and a Watch | WASHINGTON, Apr. 7 (UP)— Herman Zeaman, a retired watchman, had his watch stolen in (1944. But it was recovered by a young policeman, Pvt. James Powell. In 1945, the watch was stolen 4 second time. It was recovered again by Mr, Powell, by then a

Pls held up, and the watch was itaken again. Yesterday he got {it back. The finder: Detective

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