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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1932
Page
2
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Joe Barry a New York caretaker and accordionist under a murder accusation seeks escape after taking $1000 from a stranger named Martin. Arrested, framed for the killings of prohibition agents, he escapes from prison and hides with the Dayton circus, where he performs the accordion with Sue Dayton as his partner.
Joe Barry embraces hard work at the Dayton Brothers circus learning the ropes while guarding his true identity. He collaborates on a Maypole style act with Sue Dayton, enlivens the show with new lighting and a snow box finale, and imagines radio promotions. Chief Brace arrives to inspect the troupe as Joe helps.
The United States denounces Japan's Manchurian moves as violations of the nine power pact and Kellogg treaty. Stimson warns Tokyo and Nanking while Congress debates Hoover relief measures including a tariff reform bill and the expansion of federal lending and banking powers.
Gandhi in Poona is jailed as Britain braces for a larger crackdown on Indian Nationalists. Willingdon imposes emergency decrees banning All-India Congress activity and fundraising while demonstrations continue. Gandhi urges nonviolence and a boycott of British goods to pressure England.
Reported in 1954 by the Western Newspaper Union states that evolution in Portugal was slowed by the arrest in Oporto of 200 people and the seizure of bombs rifles and pistols. The situation remained serious despite the actions.
Cashews, once rare, now rival walnuts and pecans in use and are sold in most drug and grocery stores. The U S Department of Agriculture notes the seed is not a true nut but the seed of a fleshy fruit on large tropical trees. Florida and West Indian islands like Porto Rico grow the tree.
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