Gandhi followers clash on Indian coast salt march
Indian coast reports scuffle between police and Gandhi followers during civil disobedience salt collection. Arrests and injuries noted as volunteers refuse to surrender salt. Gandhi praised police for confiscation at Arat. Despatches record thrice convicted lieutenants and mass arrests across Bombay presidency.
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Gandhi
Arat
Duxtesy
Bombay
India
Adiad
Mahatma Gandhi
Leutenants
Gokaldas Dwarkan Deter
Golaijas
Rahai Menai
A.P
Nasik
K.P. Mariman
Gokhale
Kumaladevi
Dandi
Kurlan
Thana
Viramgan
Presidency
Manilal Kothari
Kothari
Ram Das Gandhi
Bhimraha
Surat
Jalalpur
Gardoli
Sugar sugar sugar: new non fattening sugar unveiled
At the American Chemical Society meeting in Sugar can Atlantasia the secret sugar from a government program was shown. Dr W T Schrieber described an egg formula process and a sugar once costing 100 dollars per pound. Early tests suggest it is not assimilated and passes through digestion, labeled as non fattening and potentially safe for sweet lovers.
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Atlantasia
American Chemical Society
U.S
W. T. Schrieber
Auto Drove Into Crowd At High Speed Kills One
New York report says one man died and twelve injured when a speeding auto drove into a crowd gathered at the wreckage of a prior accident. James Burke and his sister Savana were among the injured as ambulances rushed victims to three hospitals. surgeons treated them for hours as another car barreled through, scattering bystanders.
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Auto
New York
Jpersons
Jamies ‘Burke
Savan
April 7 Spring work report for seed and cultivation
A morning report from the agriculture department notes spring work underway across Alberta stations Beverley Sadk Bowden Alta Calgary Castor Saintier and Bamton division. Seeding and general cultivation begin with favorable conditions and ongoing field activity through early April in the Vanguard region.
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Arinaligens
Dapartari
Bang Lan
Beverley
Sadk
Pheasant restoration and wildlife funding notes
Minutes from the Fish and Game Association outline standing committees for the year with chairmen names and regions. A letter from Jack Miner to Members of Parliament appeals for an annual grant of 5,000 dollars for his sanctuary, urging federal support and access. Weather notes follow with regional forecasts across western Canada.
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Fish and Game Association
Burns
Dr. Moore
A. J. Nr Terrill
Jas. Mitchell
Thelma
Dr .W. Hays
Geo. M. Armstrong
Elkwater
A. J. N. Terrill
Geo
Esmond White
A. C. Wade
C. H. Niles
Gray
Reg. Bray
Walter
Redcliff
Harold Patton
Wmn. Armstrong
Henry Cavan
Dunmore
R. N. Bradley
A. P. Burns
H. Bray
Reg
Bray
Everett Fleering
Fox
H. Cavan
WH. Jenkins
Pashley
D. W. Hays
Dr. Ore
George Esmond- White
Roy Béattie
Bow Island
Walldéf
H. Jenkins
Everett Fleming
Mitchell
Harry Bray
Jack Miner
House of Commons
Kingsville
Ont
Mederal
Canada
Beach Thomas
Grass Fire Erupted in City View Saturday Afternoon
Fire brigade responds to a grass fire in City View Saturday afternoon. The blaze was extinguished using wet sacks.
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City View
Havre Ranch Killings Discovered After Dog Leads Search
In Havre Montana on April 7 a whining dog led to the discovery of two bodies in a barn on the Charles Anderson ranch near the town. Both victims were shot through the head with the woman also sustaining a body wound. The woman was identified as Mrs Cora Brown 34 wife of a Minot North Dakota railroad engineer. The man is named as Thomas E Callaghan 46 Havre farmer.
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Havre
Mont
Charles Anderson
Here
Cora Brown
Minot
N.D
Thomas E Callaghan
First Train Of the Year To Churchill
The Pas April 12. An official from the Railway Department announces a special first train of the year to Churchill with a carry of party ecologists led by Dr J L Weeks and engineer Mac Laghian from The Pas. The trip includes admission of Dr J L Tivingstone going to Chesterfield Inlet as dentist for Eskimos and associated government ecologists.
Plane Crash Kills Three Near Hays Kansas
At the Hays Kansas airport three people died in a crash yesterday evening. Victims include Kesile Marshall 34 pilot Orville Herbert 20 and Melvin Rodgeway 20 all from nearby towns. A separate report from London notes a German mail plane crash at Limpsfield with the pilot and mechanic dead.
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Hays
Kansas
Késile Marahall
Orville Herbert
Melvin Rodgeway
Effis
London
Croydon
Berlin
Limpsfield
Soviet to create all union Council of physical culture
The government in Moscow says it will establish an all union Council of physical culture and likely create a ministry of physical culture as a regular arm of government. The council aims to raise productivity and craft a super type of worker who is an active builder and fighter for socialism. Physical culture education for workers peasants youths and children will be made compulsory.
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Moscow
Council of Physical Culture
Atheists Rally Around Government Plans for Easter
April 7 report from Mostow notes Leaders of the Society say anti religious activity will focus on aiding the five year plan, collectivization, and anti alcohol campaigns rather than ridiculing priests.
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Mostow
T Society
Underground lignite work at Blacksmith Rapids ends
Ontario Lignite Toronto April 7 Thos F Suther land acting deputy Minister of Mines confirms the underground development at Black smith Rapids has produced 300 tons of lignite for test purposes and ends further excavation while diamond drilling will continue.
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Toronto
Thos. F. Sutherland
Blacksmith Rapids
Fire crews respond to two blazes near Mills greenhouses and Maple Leaf mill
Fire brigade was called to Yuill Street after burning rubbish ignited a small storage shed. A second alarm at three pm reported a blaze on the hill opposite Central Park near the Maple Leaf mill, quickly controlled with little damage.
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Yuill St
Maple Leaf Mill
Central Park
Bedtér Ou
Manitoba Floods Threaten Roads and Farms
Winnipeg and surrounding Manitoba districts face rising floodwaters from the Red and Angsinibola rivers. Ice rush forces officials to monitor the Humber and nearby farms as water three feet deep covers fields and homes, with Bendair and Betwebh areas affected.
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Winnipeg
C.P
Trappers Narrowly Escape Ice Disaster on River Trip
A six man party wintering in the White Mud district on the Peace River region near Alta faced disaster when three men, attempting a return to land, cut ice and drifted toward danger. Two were rescued after braving icy currents while one man perished as the others frantically reached shore. The incident highlights perilous river travel in spring thaw.
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Alta
É Paven
Httle
Catter
Tryant
Ascar
Olaf Krovnt
Yea Kir
Rew
Jensen
Hrie
Simonson
White
Te Advet
Seri
Uto
Proposals on Pensions Act discussed by committee
The statement by King outlines that pension proposals before the special committee are tentative and not aimed at abolishing appeal grounds. The Federal Appeal Board continues processing about 300 appeals monthly, with administration unchanged until law changes. The note cites benefits of the right of appeal and the board’s valuable service since August 1822, including payments totaling 20 089.37 in adjustments.
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Pennant
Federal Appeal Board of the Appeals
King
Pensions and National Health
Specia Committee On Pensions
Méal Board
Giruinds
Mg&hhihery
Pressuk
Federal Appeal Board
Wittie
Canadian Legion
Rum Runners Bodies Drift After Falls on Niagara River
Wreckage of a thirty foot cabin cruiser drifted down the upper Niagara River at Niagara Falls Ontario. It is believed the crew’s bodies were carried over the falls. An International Railway employee first saw the craft with its cabin tower shot away. No police or coast guard report has been filed.
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Niagara Falls
Ont
Niagara River
International Railway
U. S. Coastguard
Grain inspections Wheat and corn figures for Winnipeg
Winnipeg grain inspections show 233 cargoes of wheat this year down from 938 last year. Barley 15 this year vs 31, flax 3 vs 2, rye 6 vs 5, mixed grains 1 vs 2, screenings nil. Oats 49 vs 55, contract grade 215.
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Winnipeg
RoKiye Train Incident Leaves Several Injured Near Prefecture
Fragmentary report describes a train near the prefecture with passengers injured. Details are unclear but witnesses mention a fatality and a possible explosion. Authorities investigate the scene as rescue efforts continue.
Man leaps from police station to escape custody
In a Quebec City incident, Harry Brake aged about 30 escaped from Westmount Police Station after leaping from a four-story height onto a concrete sidewalk. He briefly regained freedom for about half an hour during a hearing on a charge of attempted robbery before officers recaptured him.
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Westmount
Harry Brake
Skturddy
Burke
Efieer
Two Die In Fire At Rainy River Village
A fire at Rainy River Village left two people dead and another injured. Local responders battled the blaze as investigators reviewed the scene for cause and safety codes.
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DieIn Firea Tl
Rainy River Village
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Maysie Gasque
Roland L. Robinson
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Hubert T. Parson
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Migsicine Hat Fish
Inte . and Game Assoc
Ontario
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Victoria
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Medicine Hat
Lethbridge
Moose Jaw
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