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January 28, 1931

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Soviet Exports 3,500,000 Tons of Grains; 2,500,000 Tons More Awaiting Shipment; SOVIETS' EXPORTS OF GRAIN ARE HEAVY See Disaster in Soviet Dumping.

By Walter Duranty. Wireless To the New York Times. Special To the New York Times

Exported 3,500,000 tons in 1930

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BOY PRISONERS RIOT, FELL JERSEY GUARDS; 9 WOUNDED, 9 ESCAPE; Attack Keepers at Annandale With Stones, Chairs, Fists and Fire Hose as Weapons. FIGHT RAGES IN 6 COTTAGES Hostility Between the White and Negro Inmates Provokes Clash Among 400. QUELLED BY STATE POLICE Windows Are Shattered and Doors Smashed--Similar Outbreak There Last September. The Start of the Rioting. BOY PRISONERS RIOT, 9 HURT, 9 ESCAPE Reports on Riot.

By Special to The New York Times

Hostility between white and negro inmates starts riot; 9 wounded; 9 escape; State police called

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BRODSKY IN COURT FIGHTS REMOVAL; Attacks as "Foul" Inference by Kresel He Intended to Give Hagan Stock Profits. DENIES ANY DEAL FOR JOB Crain to Seek Indictment of Two Detectives Accused of Framing Business Woman. Brodsky's Testimony Read. BRODSKY IN COURT FIGHTS REMOVAL Gambling Case Reviewed. Thomas Calls on Seabury.

By Unknown Author

Brodsky, in court, fights removal; Ganley, plain clothes man, suspended; indictments sought of detectives who allegedly "framed" a "Mrs Smith;" N Thomas files repts with Seabury

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43-Acre Tract in Flatbush Is Recommended For $15,000,000 Brooklyn College Centre

By Unknown Author

43-acre tract in Flatbush recommended for coll centre

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Walker Again Confined to Bed By Pain of Injured Shoulder

By Unknown Author

confined to bed by injury

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