Gandhi Free India's 60 000 000 Untouchables
Milton Bronner profiles Gandhi as a leading advocate for the 60 million Indian outcasts, detailing caste oppression under Hindu law, the Brahmin dominance, and Gandhi's hunger strike for representation and reform amid centuries of social stratification.
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Milton Bronner
NEA
Central Asia
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Mohandas K. Gandhi
Christ
Asoka
East India Trading Co
Mahatma Gandhi
Eight Intra-Conference Games In South Today
In Atlanta on October 1 eight Southern Conference intraloop games begin the push to reduce title challengers as Tulane eyes Texas A&M and Tennessee Alabama Vanderbilt remain favorites. Alabama faces Mississippi State. Tennessee meets Mississippi. Georgia Tech plays Clemson. Duke hosts Virginia Military. Kentucky meets Sewanee. several Dixie battles follow including South Carolina vs Villanova and Furman vs Army.
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Push a Button Grabs Your Meal at New Prague Eatery
In PRAGUE a new restaurant replaces wait staff with a button order system. Diners choose meals from wall menus, receive numbered tickets, and sit as dishes travel along a central band to the table. A three course dinner costs about 20 cents.
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NEA Service
Prague
Sahara Dust Traced to Sahara Desert Over 2000 Miles
Great Britain experiences dust fall traced to the Sahara Desert about 2000 miles away. Scientists link airborne dust to desert winds crossing regions, affecting air quality and visibility.
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Great Britain
Sahara Desert
Singles Champ Gets License for Life Doubles
Ellsworth Vines Jr the national singles tennis champion and his bride Verle Lowe left from Pasadena for a five month honeymoon visiting Japan, Australia and New Zealand. The couple, married in Pasadena the previous night, began a romance from high school days.
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New Zealand
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Disarmament Committee Studies Hoover Plan on Effectives
The world disarmament conference committee began a first study of dividing effectives into police and national defense forces. The nineteen member committee also joined the league council in regretting Japan recognizing Manchukuo. A Chinese protest was rejected and a special assembly meeting may be delayed to late autumn or winter.
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Hugh Wilson
Switzerland
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Manchukuo
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League Commission of Inquiry
Manchuria
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M. Benes
League Council Examines the Report and Refers To the Committee of Nineteen
Honduras Braces for New Hurricane After Caribbean Storm
Belize reports fear and preparations as the Caribbean storm from Puerto Rico nears with first signals hoisted overnight. Salt restaurants and other business houses shut, as residents recall last year’s near destruction and brace for the potential impact.
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Honduras
Puerto Rico
Patents Issued Mostly to U.S. Citizens in Five States
More than half of patents issued last year were awarded to United States citizens. New York Illinois Pennsylvania Ohio and California led with the highest counts. The figures highlight regional patent activity across major states and industries seeking protection.
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United States
New York
Ilinois
Pennsylvania
Ohio
California
Bank official flees Sydney with suitcase of money
A Sydney bank official is reported to have filled a suitcase with cash and boarded a ferry boat. The incident signals a dramatic, ongoing mystery in the city’s financial circles with authorities investigating the unusual withdrawal method and potential fraud implications.
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Sydney
Australia
Tiny beelouse Clings to Bee Hairs
A tiny creature called a beelouse clings to the hairs of honey bees and measures about six hundredth of an inch in length.
Police Commissioner Mulrooney Posts Aims For Local Recruit
A brief public notice lists a 27 year old USA resident with 1.5 years high school education and mechanical aptitude as a candidate. The authority cited is Police Commissioner Mulrooney.
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Mulrooney
Trawler Deckhand Edward Hender aboard Two Waves
All in two waves London a jetty bed to George Henders a deckhand on a trawler.
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George Henders
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