Injured in Strike of Teachers in Guadalajara
Clashes between students and police in Guadalajara injure 22 students including two women and three officers as authorities clear a school taken over in a teachers strike. Sixty seven students are arrested for assault and abusive language amid destruction of an industrial exhibit fixtures. In Durango, police fire rifles during a protest, wounding several children as troops patrol streets.
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Deputies Guard Rural Roads as Wisconsin Farm Strike Escalates
Milwaukee dispatch says armed deputy sheriffs guarded county highways to curb renewed farm strike violence. A bombing occurred, milk dumped in roadside lods, a cheese factory raid was reported, and one picket was shot and wounded.
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Second Offenders Rated Habituals
Berlin reports the new Nazi criminal code defines second offenders as habitual criminals and allows indefinite sentences up to life imprisonment. In Philadelphia, the Methodist Episcopal Church plans a Baltimore sesquicentennial celebration with consolidation discussions of its three divisions next October.
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Plot for Revolt Against Mexican Regime Uncovered
In Tampico on November 17 1947 agrarian followers of Col Adalberta Tejada, a presidential candidate, were arrested by military authorities at an 8 ranch near Chontla Veracruz. A federal district judge questioned the suspects who confessed to planning an uprising against the government as arms were seized.
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Man Dies From Heart Ailment in City Hospital
E. M. Barnsly of 024 North Walnut Street died at Robert B. Green hospital from apparent heart failure after being rushed by police ambulance. Doctors reported he said he had suffered a heart attack before he died Thursday night.
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Yugoslav Flood Toll Is Heavy
Belgrade reports twelve drownings and thousands left homeless due to floods in the Lake Sentari Vaistries area. Heavy damage also feared on the Albanian side, with widespread impact across the region.
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