Mahatma Gandhi Returns to Home After Year Away
Mahatma Gandhi returns to his home town VAIMADARAD after a year away. Thousands greet the nationalist leader as his train arrives from New Delhi where he won concessions from the Viceroy Lord Irwin. Gandhi, with Miss Madeline Slade, travels in a humbling third class coach carrying a mattress and tin utensils used for his meals.
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Vaimadarad
India
Mahatma Gandhi
New Delhi
Gandhi
Lord Irwin
Mahatma
Madeline Slade
Ahmadabad
Great Britain
Hawks Fly West in Europe Flight Farewell Tour
Captain Frank M. Hawks, famed speed flyer, lifts off from New York heading toward Houston with Atlanta as the first stop. He plans a Dallas stop by mid afternoon and a Houston stop before dark, aiming to board the liner Europa March 31 for continental flights.
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New York
Frank M. Hawks
Houston
Texas
Europe
Atlanta
Dallas
Washington
Europa
Hoover Faces Criticism Over Publicity In GOP Circles
Alan Fox, longtime Hoover ally, told Queens Republican club that poor publicity by the Republican national committee misleads the public about Hoover's personality. He predicted Hoover would be renominated and re-elected in 1922 and would rise to join revered presidents by 1936.
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New York
Mar
Republican National Committee
Hoover
Alan Fox
Queens Republican Club
Judson College President Weighs Knoxville School Job
Dr. Harry Clark president of Judson college Marion Ala said he has not decided whether to accept the Knoxville Tennessee superintendency elected last night. He was not an applicant and needs more time to consider. formerly UT instructor and Furman education professor.
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Marion
Ala
Harry Clark
Judson College
Baptist School For Women
Knoxville
Tenn
Clark
University of Tennessee
Furman University
Greeneville, S. C
Florida frost reaches Miami without crop damage
Winter's late march through Florida brought light frost as far south as Miami with no reported crop damage. The latest cold spell extended into southern regions but produced no measurable agricultural losses.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Florida
Miami
Bank Teller Sentenced in Embezlement Case
Harvey C. Grayson, 95, former teller at First National Bank of Elizabethton Tennessee, was sentenced to eight months in Atlanta federal penitentiary for embezzling about $4,000. He pled guilty in federal court yesterday.
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Greeneville, Tenn
Harvey C. Grayson
First National Bank of
Elizabethton
Tenn
Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
Grayson
New England Snowstorm Claims Five Fishermen and More
The storm battered Massachusetts shores and New Hampshire mountains leaving five fishermen dead. Ten motorists stranded in White Mountains snowdrifts were rescued as four Groveton high school students, their coach, and a chauffeur were rescued after 18 hours trapped by drifts.
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Boston
New England
White Mountain
Massachusetts
Groveton
N. H
Sudents
Crawford Notch
Death by Own Action Ties Kentucky Shooting Deaths
Christian County grand jury sessions extended by the violent deaths of Jim McClure and patrolman husband of Mrs. Dycus. McClure, a photographer, was found shot in his apartment after Mrs. Dycus fled, claiming poisoning fears led to a burst of gunfire. Coroner cites possible death by own action pact and notes prior poisoning death under investigation.
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Hopkinsville
Christian County Grand Jury
Jim McClure
Daisy Dyeus
Ira D. Smith
McClure
E. C. Stevens
British Don Juan Hanged for Murder of Unknown Man
Alfred Arthur Rouse a 35 year old traveling salesman who lived a life of multiple partners was hanged for the murder of an unidentified man. He claimed the victim was a hitchhiker and his car fire while he patched it. His trial exposed a tangled love life amid wife and another woman seeking reprieve.
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Bedford
England
Alfred Arthur Rouse
Rouse
Miss Campbell
Weather Summary for Virginia Tonight and Wednesday
Cloudy and warmer with rising temperatures tonight and Wednesday. General forecast for Virginia is fair with continued cold tonight and gradual warming by Wednesday. Readings show yesterday's high 35 and low 27, with a snowfall previous day swept away by wind. no snow or rain a year ago.
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Virginia
T. C. Harris
U.S.W.O
Republicans Seeks Farm Support Group Formation
A new advisory council for agriculture forms under Republican impresario Robert H. Lucas to push administration farm aid messaging in the corn and wheat belts. Senators Dickinson of Iowa Capper of Kansas and Representatives Simmons of Nebraska Parnell of Indiana join, Dickinson to head the effort aimed at countering claims that GOP farm relief has failed.
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Washington
Mar
Republican National Committee
Robert H. Lucas
Advisory Council For Agriculture
Solons
Dickinson
Iowa
Capper
Kansas
Simmons
Nebraska
Parnell
Indiana
Gop Committee Moves to Intensify Campaign Drive
Senator Fess of Ohio announced at the White House that the Republican national committee will organize sub committees, boost publicity, and accelerate state party work. He said the country would hear of the party's quiet, steady construction under Hoover and that a fuller program would be presented later this month.
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Washington
Mar
Republican National Committee
Fess
Ohio
Hoover
White House
Britain Faces Record Snow as Europe Endures Cold Spell
London reports 22 degree F as thousands clear 9 million tons of snow from streets. Heavy falls grip Britain while cross channel steamers and air services contend with blizzards. Cunarder Laconia crews suffer a wave injury, one death reported.
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London
England
British Isles
Cross Channel
Cunarder
Laconia
Cornwall
Britain
Oxford
Cambridge
Putney
Europe
France
Seine
Austerlitz
Germany
Austria
Scandinavia
Quake Devastates Balkan Villages Displacing Thousands
In Belgrade and across the Balkan peninsula, earthquakes disrupt life as seismologists warn of further interior disintegration of Greek mountains. Relief bands distribute food clothing medicine and shelter while authorities report 80 to 100 dead and widespread destruction at Strumnitz and surrounding villages.
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Belgrade
Jugo Salvia
Mar
Guergeli
Strumnitz
Progressives Plan Sizing Up Next Congress
Washington march 10 progressive leaders outline five core topics for the upcoming Senate and House agenda. Sen korah idaho and Sen cutting new mexico head round tables on farm relief and representative government while Sen Norris nebraska leads debate on public utilities.
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Korah
Idaho
Borah
Farm Board
Cutting
New Mexico
Washington
Norris
Senate
Power Trust
Nebraska
Eaker Starts Test Flight From Long Beach Airport
Army pilot Captain Ira Faker lifts off at 2 13 a m PST from Long Beach on a nonstop Atlantic coast test flight for an army transport aircraft. He rejects attempting a record and notes he carries 486 gallons of fuel. He hopes to reach Dayton Ohio or Washington with a distant chance of New York, aiming only to test the aircraft.
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Long Beach Municipal Airport
Ira Faker
P.S.T
Atlantic
Baker
Dayton
Ohio
Washington
New York
Schroeder Begins Defense At Trial In Indianapolis
Harold Herbert Schroeder stands trial in Indianapolis on a first degree murder charge for the death of an unidentified hitch-hiker last May 31. Defense counsel Ira M. Holmes argued for acquittal as Judge Frank P. Baker denied the motions. Schroeder contends he picked up a youthful hitch-hiker and the case moves forward with defense presenting evidence to support his story.
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Tiate
Harold Herbert Schroeder
Here
Frank P. Baker
Criminal Court
Mobile
Ala
Ira M. Holmes
Marion County
Indiana
Schroeder
Hindu students held in UC murder tied to Kali cult
Three Hindu men were detained in Solano County as California police pursue the murder of Sant Ram Pande, a 31 year old University of California student. Authorities say the headless body found tied to a tractor wheel in the Sacramento River near Rio Vista recalls Kali worship rituals. The suspects Udlham Singh Shaja Singh and Magahar Singh were arrested at a Rio Vista area barn with a weighted barrow and missing counterweight. They reportedly admitted they were in the United States without proper credentials.
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Sacramento
Cal
Solano County
Sant Ram Pande
University of California
State Bureau of Criminal Identification
Pande
California
Sacramento Valley
Clarence S. Morrill
Bureau
Morrill
India
Rio Vista
Udlham Singh
Shaja Singh
Magahar Singh
United States
Committee Splits Scout Units for Closer Probe in Tennessee
In Nashville today legislators split into scouting units to inspect state departments with committee auditors. A sub committee will prepare a mid session report detailing progress and recommendations for another legislative recess to broaden probing. Indictments loom as the Davidson county grand jury targets Rogers Caldwell and other figures in road bond cases. federal grand jury papers for Luke Lea and Caldwell were due. J Basil Ramsey faces arrest upon return to Knoxville.
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Nashville
Tenn
Walter Faulkner
Robert L. Alexander
W. W. Craig
George L. Stockton
Austin Peay
Davidson County Grand Jury
Rogers Caldwell
Caldwell and Company
Hardeman County
Tennessee
Greeneville, Tenn
Federal Grand Jury
Luke Lea
J. Basil Ramsey
Holston Union National Bank
Knoxville
Jacksonville
Fla
Ramsey Bonds to U S in Banking Case
J B Ramsey former Holston Union National Bank president appeared before U S commissioner J Pike Powers Jr in Knoxville and posted a 25000 bond in two federal cases charging violation of banking laws. Bonds of 12500 each were signed by McNew and Boring as sureties. Attorney W T Kennerly said a statement would follow.
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Knoxville
Tenn
J. Pike Powers, Jr
U. S
J. B. Ramsey
Holston Union National Bank
McNew and Boring
W. T. Kennerly
Ramsey
Taxpayers Association Urges Economical State Budget
C W Bailey of Clarksville president of the Tennessee Taxpayers Association called for an economical state budget and for creation of a tax commission with power to survey resources and advise the legislature and local divisions. He warned against any tax increases as untimely. The group formed on recommendations after a 1929 statewide tax survey.
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Nashville
Mar
C. W. Bailey
Clarksville
Tennessee Taxpayers’ Association
Legisature
Bailey
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