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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1933
Page
7
Washington reports barbers and beauticians will operate under the NRA re employment plan with 48 hour weekly limits for workers and 52 hours for shops, with exceptions for managers. Shops must close after serving remaining customers and no overtime. Maine details reference Muscatine hours and adjustments likely minor.
Huge crowds lined the Tiber banks as Balbo’s air fleet returned from the Tyrrhenian Sea. The procession drifted over Ostia, then Rome, with fascist chants and thunderous applause signaling the historic display of aerial prowess.
Deputy Hodges witnessed a running man and two men in a black sedan shooting at him. The deputy fired, the trio in the car were fatally wounded. Mrs Anthon witnessed the attack and was taken for questioning along with Gar Gotta. Justice Department agents called to aid the inquiry.
Cuba’s President Machado asks for a leave of absence amid a military coup plan. General Herrera could stay as secretary of war while a provisional ambassador might replace Machado. army leaders blocked a permanent head, and Congress to meet to review the resignation move.
George B. Ewing, who died last Saturday night, was memorialized at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Laguna Beach Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Robert M. Hogarth officiating. Cremation followed as family and friends recall his civic work in Laguna.
The NRA submission to Wallace for approval faces opposition from Western Sugar Beet growers over a sugar stabilization plan. In coal hearings Johnson rejects a final code requiring miners to negotiate through company unions, citing guaranteed bargaining under the law. The publishers committee will reconsider the newspaper code Johnson found unacceptable, while administration officials promise to straighten out differences in a few days.
Edwin L. McColm dies after a life in Freemasonry with numerous degrees and lodge memberships. Surviving relatives include Mrs. McColm, an uncle A. G. McColm of Washington DC, and aunt Mrs. Hillis Ady of Moorehead IA. Funeral at 3 pm Tuesday at First Methodist Episcopal Church with private graveside services at Greenwood cemetery. Fairbanks Home for Funerals in charge of arrangements.
Harlo Ricketts recounts a 1983 trip from Rock Island with six companions to Chicago and Benton Harbor. The itinerary covers museums theaters I llinois Central trains ferries ships sailing to Michigan and many city sights from the Loop to Shedd Aquarium Adler Planetarium and the Art Institute. He thanks local merchants and The Muscatine Journal for the opportunity.
In three cases the origin of disability is in doubt and the burden rests with the government. A letter to each appointee from the president directs that every reasonable doubt be decided in favor of the veterans.
Three Iowa World War veterans serve on the board with Col Haynes linking to the Spanish-American war. Murphy Stecksreatter and Fuelling bring legion and press ties as compensation of 15 dollars per day plus expenses is approved. Raindrops remark references streamline bodies.
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