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November 24, 1933

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Notable Births

1933John Sheridan, English rugby player and coach (died 2012)^[†]

John Sheridan was an English professional rugby league footballer who played in the 1950s and 1960s, and coached in the 1970s and 1980s. He played at club level for Lock Lane ARLFC, and Castleford (captain), as a centre, or loose forward, and coached at club level for Castleford, Leeds and Doncaster.

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Headlines from November 24, 1933

SARRAUT DEFEATED BY PARIS CHAMBER ON CIVIL PAY ISSUE; Cabinet Is Upset, 321 to 247, on New Attempt to Reduce Income of Officials. BLOW COMES SUDDENLY Premier Had Won Support Until He Made Concession to Socialists on Budget. SARRAUT IS OUSTED BY PARIS CHAMBER

By P.j. Philip.wireless To the New York Times.by P.j. Philip

Premier Sarraut falls on budget

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British Incensed by Note From Navy League Here

By Special Cable to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Brit Navy League incensed by note on ship policy

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WYNEKOOP, MOTHER JAILED IN MURDER; Woman Doctor Taken in Cus- tody After Finding of Chloro- form in Girl's Body. VITAL LINK IN THE CASE Husband Admits Infidelity -- Investigator Presses Inquiry on Missing Blood. WYNEKOOP, MOTHER JAILED IN MURDER

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Husband jailed on return to Chicago from Kansas City; mother, Dr A L Wynekoop, also jailed as large quantities of chloroform are found in victim's organs

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JOBS FOR 200,000 SEEN BY LAGUARDIA; Mayor-Elect Is Encouraged by Talks in Capital on Civil and Public Works Plans Here. EYE TO EYE' WITH ICKES Political Manoeuvres Barred by Both -- Entire Plan Ready for Submission Jan. 1. JOBS FOR 200,000 SEEN BY LAGUARDIA

By From a Staff Correspondent

conf with F H LaGuardia

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ROOSEVELT HOLDS PEOPLE BACK HIM; Sees Criticism as Concerted Effort to Alienate Pub- lic Opinion. TO STAND ON GOLD POLICY Conference With Johnson and Morgenthau Today Is Not Ex- pected to Bring a Change. ROOSEVELT HOLDS PEOPLE BACK HIM

By From a Staff Correspondent

Roosevelt interprets criticisms of monetary policy as attempts to draw statement from him or weaken pub confidence

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WHOLESALE PRICES ROSE .7% IN WEEK; Reaching 71.7 in Labor Bureau Index, They Were at High- est Since August, 1931. 20% ABOVE MARCH 4 LOW Grains Had Gain of 8% for the Week, and Farm Products as a Whole Increased 6%. WHOLESALE PRICES ROSE .7% IN WEEK

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

8% increase in week

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PLEASED OVER BOND RALLY; Morgenthau Finds No Need of Buying to Support Market. TEAM WORK EMPHASIZED Reserve Bank Bond Holdings Decline $508,000 -- Change of Policy Is Denied. HELD BOOKKEEPING ITEM ' Sound Money' Group Looks for Action in Conferences at Warm Springs. EXPECT MOVE SOON ON DOLLAR POLICY

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Gold at same price for 3d day; sound money group sees encouraging signs

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CAFFERY TO TAKE POST; Ambassador Will Get His Position as Assistant State Secretary. HAVANA'S WISHES ARE MET Roosevelt Explains the United States Is Not Partial to Any Local Faction. HINTS AT TREATY REVISION President Mentions Desire for Modification of Permanent Relations of Countries. WELLES IS SHIFTED FROM CUBAN POST

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Welles recalled as Amb; will be replaced by J Caffery; statement by Roosevelt, who withholds recognition of new regime

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Nazis Suppress Two Monarchist Leagues, Fear Plan to Restore Ex-Kaiser This Year

By the Associated Press

Nazis suppress Hohenzollern League and Imperialist Front League for Promotion of Hohenzollern Idea, fearing plan to restore ex-Kaiser

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Teachers' Pay Exhausts Puerto Rican Treasury

By Wireless to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Treasury closes without a dollar after teachers are paid

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FOX CHARGES BANKS IN PLOT OF 'DURESS' SQUEEZED HIM OUT; Gives Senators an Amazing Version of How He Lost Rule of Film Interests. CARRIED PLEA TO HOOVER Banks 'Grabbed Deposits,' He Says and, With Pay Ready, Held Out for a Receiver. Fox Charges "Conspiracy' Forced Him From Film Business

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

W Fox describes how he lost control of Fox Film and Fox Theatres Corps; says group of N Y bankers forced him to sell out under threat of putting co into receivership and destroying property of stockholders

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Monetary Developments of Day

By Unknown Author

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