Word: arrests
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Next day the old guard British parties denounced Sir Oswald for his foreign and un-British resort to force in founding a "private army'' instead of sticking to straight politics. Laborites accused the police of improper Fascist leanings and undue readiness at Olympia to arrest working-class hecklers. Over the weekend six Cabinet Ministers dignified British Fascism by making speeches against it. Keynoters: Minister of Labor Sir Henry Betterton: "The country must decide at the next election whether constitutional government will remain or be destroyed." Colonial Secretary Sir Philip Cunliffe-Lister: "If the disaster of Dictatorship comes...
...kindly woman saw a rim of angry faces, felt slaps, blows, kicks, cuffs, scratches. A conductor leaped off his tramcar, went to her rescue. The crowd mauled him thoroughly. Soon the cobbles rang with mounted police. The Jews fell back a little, screaming for the woman's arrest. The police took her and her candy to the police station, found both quite harmless...
...clippings, from the same issue of the Panama American, reported: 1) The arrest of one U. S. sailor for setting fire to a prostitute's bed after she "rejected what she regarded as an 'immoral' proposition"; 2) The detention of another sailor for entering a room with a registered prostitute outside the restricted area...
Lapin protested and was again ordered to sit down. Hesitant, Lapin, half- turned to his chair, only to have the judge shout angrily, "Officers, place him under arrest...
...physician brought to the stand by the defense testified that when he had examined Tatel after his arrest that the youth had bruises under his arm and on his face...