Gandhi and followers arrested in India disobedience movement
Mahatma Gandhi his wife and 33 followers were arrested at Sabarmati after attacks on a new disobedience campaign for Indian independence. They faced possible parole and later return to Poona jail with court exposure for violations. A large crowd, including untouchable leaders, witnessed the arrest as prayers were held. An earlier note cites a July 1933 employment rise of 28 percent in North Carolina.
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Ahmadabad
India
Mahatma Gandhi
Ras
Kaira
Gandhi
Seth ‘Ranchooddass
Sabarmati
Poona
Mahatma
Yevada
Mahadev Desai
Raj
Ranchooddass Bungalow
Ranchooddass
Desai
North Carolina Industrial Commission
Board Sets Minimum Prices to Halt Grain Decline
Chicago August 1 The board of trade moved to halt grain futures declines by setting minimum prices through August 15 and extending similar rules to Kansas City St Louis and Minneapolis. Upward moves remain allowed within set limits and September wheat will not fall below 92 1 8 this period.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Kansas City
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Washington
Chicago Board
Parole Denied for Colorado Banker Waggoner
Charles D. Waggoner of Telluride Colorado, a banker, had his request for parole from a ten year federal sentence for defrauding New York banks denied by the Federal Parole Board. The Justice Department said no reason was given for the denial and noted the board does not publish why parole is refused. Waggoner is in Atlanta penitentiary and had a hearing at the prison last spring.
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Washington
Charles D. Waggoner
Telluride
Colo
Federal Penitentiary
New York
Federal Parole Board
Department of Justice
Waggoner
Atlanta
Many Delinquents Cared For Report by E L Wright
Ouachita Parish Juvenile association reports 158 delinquent youths under care for the quarter ending June 30. White boys 94 white girls 47 colored boys 9 colored girls 0. Wright highlights successful corrections and calls for public cooperation to train delinquents into useful citizens.
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Ouachita Parish
Wright
Pineville
Cheno
Heat Kills Nine in Eastern Area
A scorching heat wave pushes July records as nine deaths occur in the New York metropolitan area with temperatures near 100, and a Central Park thermometer reads 141 in the sun. Philadelphia and New Haven report three deaths each, Baltimore two, and Paterson 103 as thundershowers threaten to ease the heat in the east.
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New York
New Jersey
Mercury
Central Park
Hyde Park
Roosevelt
Philadelphia
New Haven
Italian armada delays takeoff by fog and wind
For the sixth day running, cold winds and fog kept 24 Italian seaplanes from starting the 1,800 mile flight to Valentia Ireland. Visibility at sea was poor and General Italo Balbo offered no timing for the next takeoff as the group awaited orders on the return trip to Italy from the United States.
United Electrical Service Faces Name Change in Ad Mixup
The United Electrical Service, Inc. at 306 North Third Street, successor to Motor Service Company, Inc., plans a popularity campaign offering trips to Chicago's world fair. A Sunday World display ad used the old company name instead of the firm’s updated designation.
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United Electrical Service, Inc
North Third Street
Motor Service Company, Inc
Chicago
Farm Women to Receive Reading Certificates at LSU Course
Louisiana farm women who read 12 books from the Louisiana library commission list will receive governor and commission chairman signed certificates at the annual farmers and farm women's course at Louisiana State University August 7 to 11.
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Louisiana
Louisiana Library Commission
Louisiana State University
Essae M. Culver
State Capitol
Baton Rouge
Miss Culver
Freshour Held in Utah on Vagrancy Charge
George Freshour alias Earl Parker was arrested in Salt Lake City Utah on vagrancy charges. Police note a long criminal history dating back to 1924 with prior time in a state reformatory in Oklahoma and past arrests in Shreveport and other cities.
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George Freshour
Earl Parker
Salt Lake City
Utah
Monroe
Freshour
Oklahoma
Shreveport
Mexican Heat Powder Adclaims Relief for Diaper Rash
An old advertisement touts Mexican Heat Powder as a quick cure for diaper rash and itching in babies and adults. It promises instant relief, deodorizing effects, and gentle protection for tender skin with easy application.
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