Gandhi Free India's Untouchables Aims and Oppression
Gandhi mounts a hunger strike to gain rights for India's 60 million untouchables and press for caste reform. The piece outlines the caste hierarchy, daily humiliation, and the broader context of India's history under Aryan invaders, Buddhism, Islam, and British rule.
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India
Milton Bronner
NEA Service
Central Asia
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Asoka
Mahatma Gandhi
Intra-Conference Football Foes Set To Begin South Schedules
Eight Southern Conference games open the season today with Tulane facing Texas A&M in New Orleans and Georgia Tech meeting Clemson in Atlanta. Alabama, Tennessee, and Vanderbilt slated as favorites. Florida idle. Loyola of the South and Southwestern of Louisiana posted recent wins. Xavier beat Centre of Kentucky 7 to 9.
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Push a Button Grab Your Meal in Prague Diner Economy
A Prague restaurant automates dining with numbered tickets and a moving table band. Diners choose meals from wall menus, receive tickets, and pick up courses as dishes travel along a central band. A three course dinner costs about 20 cents.
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NEA Service
Prague
Sahara dust blows into Great Britain from 2000 miles away
A dust outbreak in Great Britain has been traced to the Sahara Desert, a journey of about 2000 miles. Scientists explain the plume traveled across continents via atmospheric circulation reaching UK regions. The event raises concerns for air quality and visibility during affected days.
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Great Britain
Sahara Desert
Singles Champ Gets License for Life and Honeymoon
Ellsworth Vines Jr national singles champion and his bride Verle Lowe were married in Pasadena and depart for a five month tour visiting Japan Australia and New Zealand. The couple tied the knot after a romance that began in high school.
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Calif
Ellsworth Vines, Jr
Verle Lowe
San Francisco
Japan
Australia
New Zealand
Miss Lowe
Hillsworth Vines, Jr
Julia Verle Lowe
Vines
Disarmament talk opens with plan study at Geneva
The world disarmament conference effec tives committee starts immediate discussion of President Hoover's plan to limit effectives and to divide forces into police and national defense. The nineteen member executive body and the league council express regret over Japan's recognition of Manchukuo and reject China's protest as it delays the commission report. A special assembly meeting may be scheduled only after the council reviews the report, possibly late November or December.
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Geneva
Hoover
Hugh Wilson
Switzerland
Committee of Nineteen
Extraordinary Assembly
League
League Council
Japan
M. Benes
Honduras Braces for New Hurricane After West Indies Storm
Belize Honduras October 1 The Caribbean storm that hit Puerto Rico sent alarms through Belize as first storm signals were hoisted last night. Shops and restaurants closed while residents prepared amid memories of last year’s near destruction.
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Honduras
West Indies
Belize
Puerto Rico
Patents Issued Mostly To U S Citizens In Five States
More than half of patents granted last year were issued to U S residents. New York Illinois Pennsylvania Ohio and California accounted for the majority.
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United States
New York
Ilinois
Pennsylvania
Ohio
California
Bank fraud and bird theft stories from Sydney and Australia
In Sydney a bank official reportedly dumps bags of counterfeit money into the harbor as a method of disposal while a farmer loses 150 birds to thieves. The unusual dual tales show audacious heists and bizarre money handling in Australia, reflecting a chaotic crime period.
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Sydney
Australia
Toe leads to capture in Alabama youth case
In Birmingham Alabama Lester Slatten, an 18 year old, avoids home as Deputy Cal Nation searches for him on a charge with intent to kill. Nation discovers a toe under a boy's bed as he checks the room and the youth is quickly apprehended.
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Birmingham
Ala
Lester Slatten
Cal Nation
Lester
Nation
Tiny Bee Parasite Clings to Hair of Honey Bee
The beelouse is a tiny creature that clings to the hairs of the honey bee. It measures about six hundredth of an inch long.
Specifications for 1983 model patrolman approved
The model outlines age 27, weight 163 pounds, height 5 feet 11 inches, education minimum one and a half years of high school, and mechanical aptitude. Police Commissioner Mulrooney governs the authority.
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New York
Mulrooney
Stormy Seas Tumult Hit London Bound Vessel
George Henderson, a deckhand, recalled a rough voyage with two waves and a London bound trip. The storm intensified and the ship faced chaotic conditions as the crew battled the sea.
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London
George Henderson
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