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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1933
Page
3
Washington dispatch notes the emergency relief program extending help to hundreds of thousands of unemployed women and girls. Plans include resident schools with housing, clothing, and meals, house mothers, trained secretaries, and job creation across fields.
Development of new schools and sewing rooms is creating work for teachers dietitians nurses recreation directors and domestic workers in multiple states. Librarians stenographers and office staff will gain city county and state employment as rural schools reopen and millions may be spent on the program. Springville Armistice day services at the Presbyterian church featured Rev James Gallagher a vocal duet Minnie Wilson Leta Smith instrumental trio Ralph Waln Dorothy Clausen clarinets and Rev R A Badger organ. This will be an annual event.
A new fire power conference in London with the United States as a participant was boomed as Britain sought to keep Germany active in disarmament talks. Geneva’s collapse prompts talk of a London five power meeting led by Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald. Washington’s role seen crucial to prevent Europe dividing into two camps. Center Point infant Mary Lois Watsabaugh dies at home. funeral and burial follow in Center Point cemetery.
Chicago authorities continued to break a market deadlock by turning open market hog purchases to small packers. About 9 000 holdovers were bought Tuesday, bringing weekly purchases to roughly 28 000 head at around 4 60 per hundredweight for top hogs. The Illinois Meat Packing Co distributed 4 500 hogs from more than 19 000 bought last Saturday, with 1 500 hogs slated for each of the next three days. The move sparked talk of disciplining large packers as direct farm buying threatens central markets and price setting.
Berlin report says Adolf Hitler plans drastic reorganization of the storm troop corps along military lines. He may disband the elite unit leaving a bodyguard nucleus, tighten discipline, and change uniforms to gray. Remaining troopers would live in barracks and wear uniforms only at Nazi events.
Col. Charles Lindbergh and Mrs Lindbergh, delayed by fog after a forced landing near Caldelas de Tuy Spain, plan a southern route exploration across the Atlantic rather than a non stop flight. They were taken ashore by a Spanish gunboat launch and entertained by local officials as they awaited better weather to resume toward Lisbon.
Standard Statistics projects class one railroads to fully earn fixed charges for 1933 by Jan 1 1934 despite a 122 million deficit early in 1933. Recovery attributed to higher freight business and tighter operating costs with less reliance on RFC loans. Some lines still fall short of charges. South English junior class play Look Out Lizzie set for Nov 29 with cast listed.
Phillip Filipy 45 of Fourteenth Avenue SE received a suspended $25 fine plus costs after pleading guilty to coal larceny in Justice Reed's court. He said job loss left him unemployed and homeless, and he was ordered to county poor relief where groceries and coal will be provided.
German experts say high explosive shells are the most dangerous form of air attack while gas shells are the least dangerous among the varieties.
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