Muscatine Journal Publishing Details and Rates
The Muscatine Journal and News Tribun e announces its publishing affiliations and history. It lists offices in Chicago New York Kansas City Detroit Atlanta and credits Clyde R Rabedeaux as publisher and D D Mich as managing editor. It notes press associations and subscription rates including daily and mail options with zone pricing.
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Chicago
New York
Kansas City
Detroit
Atlanta
Clyde R Rabedeaux
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Associated Press
Lee Newspaper Syndicate
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Iowa
Daily Journal
Muscatine
West Liberty fair set to open for 71st time next week
The Muscatine Journal notes West Liberty’s 71st annual exposition opening Monday August 21 for four days. The piece highlights community spirit during economic reconstruction, reduced admission, and the fair’s enduring historical importance.
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Chicago
Davenport
Muscatine County
West Liberty
Muscatine Journal
Mallorca’s Exile Writer Warns of Lost Tourism Chance
Theodore Pratt, expelled from Mallorca for remarks in a magazine article, returns to the United States claiming the island missed a major chance to capture a larger share of global tourism. He notes Mallorca’s traditional culture and low prices during the Depression era attracted American and English travelers.
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Mr. Pratt
Mallorcans
Tahiti
Bali
Mallorca
Theodore Pratt
United States
A Nation of Autoists
The latest automobile registrations show the United States far ahead of other nations with about 24 million owned and operated in the U S out of roughly 33 million worldwide. The U S averages one auto per five inhabitants versus the world one per sixty, reflecting the enduring American standard of living.
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United States
The Five Day Week permanent work hour proposal
The Davenport Times discusses making the five day week a permanent part of national economic life. It argues longer term unemployment relief requires lasting work hour reform beyond the two year act. A staggered schedule offers weekly days off and could boost recreation, demand for goods, and social benefits.
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National Recovery Administration
America
Roosevelt
Davenport Times
Jim Farley
Tennessee Valley Authority
Dr. Morgan
Tennnessee
Congress
Capitol Hill
Five-Nosed Tribe and Smuggling Codes in Old Cartoon
Daily page notes explain a five-nosed ant, its senses and birth delay, followed by assorted vignettes on Aukuka the Papuan survivor, a thrice wonderful lake, and a critique of NRA code politics. The column blends humor with short regional anecdotes and political commentary.
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W. M. Wheeler
Aukuka
Sidea Island
National Whirligig and Tax Puzzles in a Roaring Era
In a Roosevelt era discussion, the national recovery and agricultural programs aim to place workers and stabilize farmer prices while balancing budgets. The piece notes a push to create new taxpayers and recycle money through taxation, with TVA politics and a probe into Democratic “fixers” in Washington.
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Washington
George Durne
National Recovery Administration
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Roosevelt
Behind the News Parole, Hearings, and Political Influence
National wire details parole for Abie Goodman, a New York dope peddler, amid narcotics protests. A parole board orders a new hearing, while a committee member seeks a brewery permit. The piece notes a Roosevelt-supporting network shaping political favors and calls out influence within industrial alcohol and NRA alignment. The Washington speakeasy owner cites patriotism and NRA loyalty as he seeks the blue eagle.
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Abie Goodman
New York
Narcotic Bureau
Parole Board
Division of
Industrial Alcohol
Waxie Gordon
Muscatine Notes Recap of Local Milestones Across Years
A retro roundup highlights Colonel Warner buying Gordon property in Muscatine, Jersey cattle breeders forming a state group in Davenport, Governor Hanly addressing a Columbus Junction audience, YWC A delegation heading to Wisconsin with thirteen girls, Grand Opera house preparing to open Yankee Regent season, Bernhardt Kemper turning 93 at a Muscatine reunion, hunts for a boa constrictor near Island Slough, and Muscatine Chautauqua electing J E T Wessels president with W E Downer as VP and Gene Rosenthal as secretary.
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Colonel Warner
Muscatine
Gordon
Fourth and
Cherry Streets
Iowa
Davenport
Hanly
Indiana
Columbus Junction
Wisconsin
Grand Opera House
Union
Island
Wortham
J. E. T. Wessels
Muscatine Chautauqua Association
W. E. Downer
Gene Rosenthal
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