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April 29, 1932
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Headlines from April 29, 1932
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Moscow Orders Adzharistan to Grow Fruits; Georgian Soviet Republic to Specialize in Tea
Georgian Soviet Republic to specialize in cultivation
179 OUTLAW BUSES STOPPED BY POLICE; HAD 111,000 PATRONS; Mulrooney Acts on Court Order, Blocking Service on Seven Manhattan Lines. POWERLESS, SAYS MAYOR Protest Planned Before Board of Estimate Today Likely to Prove Futile. SEQUEL TO 13-YEAR FIGHT Action a Surprise to Operators -- Some Districts Are Expected to Provide Private Vehicles. 179 OUTLAW BUSES STOPPED BY POLICE
179 emergency buses stopped by police; protest planned; Walker says he was unable to prevent action
BLAST BREAKS UP REVIEW; ' Troops Take Assailant, Believed a Korean, From Angry Crowd. MISSILE TOSSED INTO STAND In Addition to Two Generals, Vice Admiral Nomura, Minister and Consul Are Victims. FETE IN EMPEROR'S HONOR Unrest Spreads in Manchuria -- Japanese Hint Suspicion of Soviet Hand in Wreck.
Bomb explodes at Shanghai celebration of his birthday; 5 high Japanese officials hurt; Koreans suspected
Notable Births
1932David Tindle, English painter and educator[โ ]
David Tindle is a British painter who was made a Royal Academician in 1979. He is a Fellow of St Edmund Hall where several of his paintings are in the Senior Common Room. In the Old Dining Hall hangs his portrait of the former Principal Justin Gosling. He is now living in Santa Maria del Giudice, near Lucca, in Italy.

1932Dmitry Zaikin, Soviet pilot and cosmonaut instructor (died 2013)[โ ]
Dmitry Alekseevich Zaikin was a Soviet cosmonaut trainer.