Muscatine Journal masthead fragment
A fragmented newspaper masthead lists publishing and advertising staff including the Journal Printing Co. tie to Muscatine and mentions cities Chicago New York Kansas City Detroit Atlanta St Louis San Francisco and individuals Rothenberg Jann Rabeadeaux D D Mich and Clyde Rabeaux as editors or publishers.
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Advertising Representatives
Chicago
New York
Kansas City
Detroit
Atlanta
St. Louis
San Francisco
Rothenberg & Jann
Clyde R. Rabedeaux
D. D Mich
Cuban rebellion and Machado's fate loom in U.S. policy
The piece details Washington’s concern over Cuba's crisis under President Gerardo Machado, Sumner Welles’s mediation, and a plan for Machado to exit. It notes a deadly hospital strike aftermath, the general strike crippling commerce, and Roosevelt’s aim to avoid U.S. military intervention while promoting a nonintervention recovery program.
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Cuba
Gerardo Machado
Washington
Sumner Welles
Havana
Machado
Welles
Roosevelt
Latin America
Johnson urges nationwide buying drive to aid recovery
General Hugh S. Johnson calls for a broad buying campaign to support the recovery movement. He presents his appeal on Monday as a national effort to stimulate commerce and bolster economic stabilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh S. Johnson
Aviation leaps by leaps and bounds across the world
The article notes Italy's air squadron reaching Chicago then sailing to the Azores, Wiley Post circling the globe in a bit over eight days, Mollisons crossing the Atlantic with a crash at the finish, and Rossi and Codos setting a 5900 mile non stop record in 57 hours from New York to Syria. Louis Blériot backs the flight, as aviation history moves toward routine air travel and safer skies.
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Italy
Armanda
Chicago
Azores
Wiley Post
Globe
Mollisons
Atlantic
Maurice Rossi
Paul Codos
New York
Rayak
Syria
France
Louis Bleriot
Bleriot
English Channel
Muscatine
Davenport
Wright Brothers
Kitty Hawk
Believe It or Not and One Armed Paperhanger Tales
A collage of brief items notes Mrs Caleb F Fox who beat Glenna Collett in a 1923 golf match at Belleaire Heights with a 77 medal score. It also tells of Albert J Smith of Dedham Mass filming as a moving paperhanger in 1931 proving the axiom busy as a one armed paperhanger. It spans stock market reforms, margins pools and NRA contracts with-wide range notes on New York Wall Street and public works aims.
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Caleb F. Fox
Glenna Collett
Belleaire Heights
Florida
Albert J. Smith
Dedham
Mass
Suppressing the Racket Sees a Long Struggle Ahead
A federal intelligence chief predicts prohibition anchored crime will take 10 to 13 years to taper after repeal as racketeering evolves from bootlegging to kidnapping and extortion. The piece outlines proposed consolidation of federal agencies and a coordinated approach under one head to battle gangland.
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George Durne
Law and Order
Scotland Yard
Ray Moley
Roosevelt
White House
Immigration and Customs
Agriculture
Interior
Commerce
Hoover Administration
Hoover
Combine
News Behind The News Dogged Johnson Cares For His Terrier
General Hugh Johnson, head of the NRA, is seen walking his terrier near his hotel. He tightens the leash when deep in thought, then consoles the dog with a fond pat as they resume their stroll. President Roosevelt’s aides, including Louis Howe, shift to patronage issues and forest army matters.
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Hoover
Pacific Coast
Palo Alto
Washinea
Mr. Hoo
Hugh Johnson
NRA
Johnson
Louis M. Howe
Forest Army
Muscatine Journal Milestones From Five Decades Past
Fifty years ago today a Muscatine veterans delegation joined the Wilsons Creek anniversary in Springfield Missouri. Miss Mary Fisher lectured to a large audience at Muscatine high school. Twenty five years ago today a Muscatine Louisa County Telephone through line to Letts was announced. The first Tony Pony outfit arrived for the winner of The Journal contest. Muscatine 50th Iowa regiment members were told to go to Davenport for encampment during carnival week. Ten years ago today President Harding’s body lay in state in the Washington Capitol rotunda before burial in Marion. Muscatine received a $6500 street sweeper from Elgin Illinois and Dr L C Howe joined the Welfare association board with the Public Health Bureau.
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Muscatine
Wilson’s Creek
Springfield
Mary Fisher
Muscatine High School
Louisa County Telephone Company
Letts
The
Journal
Iowa
Davenport
Harding
Capitol Building
Washington
Marion
Elgin
Ill
L. C. Howe
Muscatine Welfare Association
Public Health Bureau
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Committee On Business Conduct
Public Works
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O. K
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Ukraina
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Eddy Street
Harry
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Ferris
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