Muscatine Journal and News-Tribune Publishing Details
The notice lists publishing and advertising information for the Jie Muscatine Journal and News-Tribune, including publisher Clyde R. Rabedeaux and editor Mick, Associated Press membership, syndicate affiliations, telephones, and subscription rates for daily and mail deliveries. It notes publication timing and delivery terms for Muscatine, Iowa.
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Jie Muscatine Journal and News-Tribune BY Journal Printing CO
Clyde R. Rabedeaux
DD. Mick
Associated Press
Lee Newspaper Syndicate
Lowa
Daily Journal
Muscatine
Iowa
Muscatine merchants back 55 percent work week code
Muscatine business leaders vote unanimously to adopt uniform opening hours as part of the national recovery code. Most firms will operate 40 hours weekly, with food stores at 60 hours open but 48 hours worked. Officials expect more hires and public support, while noting some codes remain imperfect. A graduation speech compliment and Washington brain trust remark conclude the column.
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Muscatine
Revaluation Debate Grows Amid Recovery Push
Astute observers note the national recovery drive may prompt a revaluation of the gold content of the dollar. A year ago such talk frightened many, but confidence has grown as Roosevelt’s administration considers using his revaluation power without overtly stating the move.
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Roosevelt
England Wins Davis Cup Curtain Raiser for Tennis Fans
The Davis Cup title, symbol of global tennis supremacy, shifted to Britain as Fred Perry and Bunny Austin defeated France in the challenge round. The victory ends France’s hold and leaves American hopes renewed for next year as the Britons triumph in the interzone and final rounds, celebrated from Muscatine to Paris.
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Bill Tilden
United States
Cochet
LaCoste
Borotra
Brugnon
America
France
John Bull
Fred Perry
Bunny Austin
Perry
Austin
Vines
Allison
Muscatine
Paris
Government plans domestic money readjustment for stability
The discussion centers on redefining inflation as a reduction in dollar value relative to gold rather than printing more currency. Advocates compare it to France’s stabilization of the franc, noting a deliberate devaluation to restore economic balance, while warning European nations may push for similar steps.
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France
M. Raymond Poincare
U. S. Senate
Senate
Jim Preston
Preston
Ed Halsey
Capitol Police
Halsey
97-Year-Old Learns Saxophone a Timely Guitar
A 97 year old man takes up the saxophone, with officials noting the pursuit of music is a fitting and timely choice for late life. The effort highlights lifelong learning and personal renewal, inspiring others to pursue new skills regardless of age.
Pig Parachute Drop Fails to Thrill Iowa Farmers
Farmers in Iowa watched a pig parachute drop from an airplane over Baltimore, a stunt planned to last for three years but met with little enthusiasm from the agricultural audience.
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Baltimore
Iowa
Early to bed and rise leads to nine holes then office
Witty quip contrasts routine life and money, noting money talks but does not spend itself. The speaker jests about balancing golf, work, and time, hinting at habits shaping a productive day.
Dope and Markets Stirred as Securities Debate Rages
Wall Street legal experts doubt the securities act works while the RF C weighs support. Banks fear losses as misstatements invite suits. Speculation shifts to underwriters and auditors amid fragile European demand and Dall joining Chicago Board of Trade.
Dividends and politics swirl around railroads and reform
Government insiders forecast a 50 cent quarterly dividend for the Pennsylvania Railroad within two months as electrification funding nears completion and bond issues loom. The piece also notes Roosevelt era advisory boards, McArthur and Dern tensions, a Senate infant death scandal, and government plans to revive railroad finance with the RF C as a possible pivot.
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George Dunne
Pennsylvania Railroad
Muscatine Milestones Across Years
Fifty years ago the German Protestant church sold a vacant Iowa avenue Fifth street lot to Dr. I. Graham and William Huttig for 1500 dollars. Keokuk’s L. J. Drake visited to promote Muscatine as a distributing point for the Iowa oil tank line. Twenty five years ago Paul Pallischeck died in a Minnesota locomotive accident. Muscatine hhautauqua saw George Wendling discuss The Imperial Book and C R Stafford become county Republican secretary. Ten years ago President Harding’s health improved in San Francisco. About 50 printers from Muscatine union joined a Weed Park picnic and Joe Hanley spoke at the chautauqua.
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Iowa Avenue
Fifth Street
Muscatine
I. Graham
William Huttig
L. J. Drake
Keokuk
Iowa
Paul Pallischeck
Northfield
Minn
George Wendling
C. R. Stafford
Muscatine County
Republican Central Committee
Davenport
Harding
San Francisco
Muscatine Printers’ Union
Weed Park
Joe Hanley
Muscatine Chautauqua
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