Pravda Says US Masses Gaining Revolutionary Feeling
Pravda notes growing revolutionary sentiment among American masses, citing the March 8 unemployment demonstration day riots in several U S cities and abroad as proof.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1930
Page
5
Pravda notes growing revolutionary sentiment among American masses, citing the March 8 unemployment demonstration day riots in several U S cities and abroad as proof.
In a Chamber of Commerce meeting this morning the merchants bureau board voted to pay only for tickets needed in the high school contest tied to the seventh annual Kansas event. Jack St Clair, chair, reported the decision.
Liberty Post of the American Legion reports at a recent meeting that county assessors are not obtaining the names and World War service records of veterans as required by a recent law. Ex service men are urged to cooperate by leaving records at home or with others to aid the assessors in gathering the information.
In Bentonville Arkansas on April 4 the widow and two children of William Robert Pearman of Columbia Missouri filed a $200,000 civil suit in circuit court against Dr. Andrew J Bass a 35 year old retired dentist from Columbia charged with murder in connection with Pearmans death near Gravette last Saturday Pearman was killed by three bullet wounds in the head in what authorities say may have been an insurance conspiracy. Separately in Russel Kansas also on April 4 doctors report a dozen cases of Jamaica ginger paralysis with patients isolated as authorities investigate possible infectious spread.
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