TRAIN WRECKING
CIVIL MARRIAGES
MURDER CONEESSED
ATTEMPT IN INDIA
PERPETRATORS CAUGHT
(Beceived Ist August, 2 p.m.)
CALCUTTA, 31st July.
An attempt to derail a crowded Grans Trunk express at a lonely spot near. "Wardha in the Central Provinces ■ was i frustrated. Two men' were seen placing iron bars across the rails. One. was arrested and his accomplice apprehend-; ed later in a nearby village with fiv* others. v . :
ARCHBISHOP'S DECREE
(Eeoeived Ist August, 2 p.m.)
MADEID, 31st July.
■ In response to the Government d« cree recognising only civil marriages, Archbishop Eijo, of Madrid, broadcast a decree stating that such marriages moau living in sin, and that the offspring would be canonicaily illegitmate. Those married by civil authority would be ineligible to act as god-parents and would be ineligible for burial in consecrated ground.
SENTENCE OF DEATH
(Beceived Ist August, 2 p.m.)'
. CALCUTTA, 30th July. Abdul Eashid, a Moslem hospital orderly, was sentenced to' death for the murder of Dr. Coldstreani, of thelndiail Medical Service, in the Peshawar Hospital. Eashid confessed and made no defence.
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Evening Post, Volume CXIV, Issue 27, 1 August 1932, Page 8
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174TRAIN WRECKING CIVIL MARRIAGES MURDER CONEESSED Evening Post, Volume CXIV, Issue 27, 1 August 1932, Page 8
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