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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1933
Page
6
Hog buyers in Chicago inch higher prices by ten cents as the market returns to normal after the strike ends and packing houses resume regular operations. Trade activity stabilizes with steady demand and cautious bidding across major lots.
Grain prices advance as Gailaud presides over the board amid active ACW influences. Market watchers note rising bids and cautious trading across corn and wheat sectors.
The Cedar market summary reports steady activity in lambs and hogs with ribbed prices around 470 dollars on average and highs to 740 for choice lambs. Regional totals show 2,500 head in Cleveland and 1,000 in East St Louis with mixed rep sales across feeders and native lamb categories.
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Chicago stockyards workers and management reached a tentative settlement ending a strike that had disrupted operations. The agreement includes a temporary 10 percent wage increase while a final settlement is negotiated, with production resuming and talks continuing between parties and the NRA guidance board.
The report centers on Father Coughlin's harsh responses to critics including Bishop Gallagher and prominent prelates. He defends his positions on wealth, anti-poverty policy, and government critique while attacking financiers and the influence of bankers.
Jury convicts Mrs Rena Brewer of Central City on two counts of attempt to procure arson believed tied to a November offense. Verdict delivered before Judge FP O 1.9n 4 6pm Wednesday in county court after a lengthy grand jury proceeding.
Pair pleaded guilty to adultery and were each sentenced to one year in county jail and fined 33.00. Both defendants were brought before Justice A S Reed after preliminary information. County authorities and Sheriff Jerepn Petrus reported the actions in district court with Attorney G XH. Thompson filing the information.
Austrian chancellor Dollfuss orders Prince Bernhard von Saenstr-Memiegen moved from Fouatgenfurt jail to the Weellersdorf concentration camp amid alleged conspiracy charges. Princess Margot remains jailed at Carinthian castle. documents and a German propaganda file are cited in the case.
Marion Mothers club heard Mrs. Blanche Hedrick of Iowa City discuss social and emotional development in relation to self-reliance in children. The event followed by plans for Thanksgiving baskets and upcoming social events at local homes and churches.
In New Orleans and Baton Rouge protests surge against Huey Long linked to a vacant congressional seat. Citizens win a court halt on a planned unopposed election for Long candidate Bolivard Kemp, with a Dec 27 popular vote option and Dec 8 filing period. Long defended himself before a Senate committee amid a charged scene.
James O Neal aged 27 was arraigned by Judge Ellison on a statutory charge after a Nov 13 police report by Clarissa Blakey 45. O Neal had earlier appeared with Judge Moffit on Nov 15 and did not plead. A true information was filed by County Attorney Thompson and bond set at 1000 dollars.
Gloucester County grand jury did not indict Audrey Smith Clark wife of Sheldon A Clark Jr. in the Paulsboro slaying. Authorities said she would be released from Woodbury hospital where she is recovering from a head blow allegedly struck by her husband with a billiard cue before he was shot.
In Pontiac Illinois a jury found Asher Earl Bentley guilty of manslaughter in the death of Aldine Younger. The 40 year old former Pontiac mayor claimed Younger was struck by a speeding car after leaving his vehicle following a drinking party. Prosecutors argued Bentley struck her and then ran her over with his car.
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