Renewed raids on Wadala Salt Works in Bombay
National Congress volunteers renew raids on the Wadala Salt Works in Bombay. Thirty of the 85 volunteers in the latest assault were arrested, raising total British detentions at the Wadala Works to 145 over two days. The raids mark a third attack in 24 hours with earlier violence including injuries to twenty people and five European policemen.
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India
National Congress
Wadala
Wadala Works
Whalen's Successor Takes Oath Amid Raid Violence
Arrest of 115 raiders sparked a prolonged clash as police and volunteers battled. A second raid formed in the late afternoon, leaving sixty injured. At Dharaghoda Salt Works police demanded surrender, a volley followed. In Dacca, Moslems and Hindus clashed. two killed and many wounded after the mob found a slain Muslim body in the street.
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Dharaghoda
Dacca
Memorial Day Services At Ridgeville
Memorial Day observances in North Ridgeville begin at St. Peter's Catholic Church at 8:00 a.m. with an open air processional, cemetery services at 8:54, field ceremonies at 9:50 featuring the Elyria Drum and Bugle Corps. Town Hall program at 7:30 p.m. includes opening by the drum corps, Rev. Young sermon, St. Peter's School children, and a final service at the cemetery led by Rev. Young, with the day concluding after a march to the cemetery for the concluding prayer.
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North Ridgeville
Elyria
Town Hall
Elyria Drum and Bugle Corps
Young
Congregational Church
St. Peter's School
Dan Myers
America
Drum Corp
Rev
Dover Police Chief Quits Over Tear Gas Order at Theatre
William E. Byers, 62, Dover police chief since 1924, resigned after Mayor W. R. Stucky ordered tear gas bombs to open the Bexley theatre projection room for a Sunday anti motion picture law violation. The mayor appointed Frank H. Javens as successor. Javens and two officers later entered the theatre, arrested the projectionist, manager, and four assistants. Bond set at 300 dollars each. Other staff summoned for arraignment.
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William KE. Burton
William FE. Pender
Glenn Hiller
Oscar Allman
Robert Blackenhorn
Raymond &. Camp
Martha Joyce
Stucky
Isyers
Byers
Two Die In Republic Steel Blast At Warren Plant
Two men were killed and a third seriously injured in an explosion at the open hearth pit of the Republic Steel plant in Warren Ohio. Mike Sandor, 37, was instantly killed as he was showered with red hot cinders and metal. Thomas Tark, 40, died six hours later. Be. F. Lester was hurt and listed in critical condition.
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