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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1933
Page
3
The Muscatine Journal and News-Tribune announces merger history and publishing details. It lists editors, publishers, and access terms for daily and weekly subscriptions with zone-based pricing and advance payment requirements.
The article notes Prof. William F. Ogburn resigning from the NRA consumers advisory board, warning that consumer protection against rising prices is weak. It calls for price indices and continuous research, while contrasting farm price declines with factory goods and suggesting targeted price adjustments amid recovery efforts.
The passage argues that efforts focus on building NRA support among factories while delaying price and consumer protection. It warns the public will reject a rough path and seeks assurance the economic road ahead is smooth and safe for the nation.
The idea that opposites attract in marriage gains support from a quip noting couples often avoid quarrels when the wife is large and the husband small.
Inside a 250 foot tall redwood in Lilly Redwood Park California a 25 by 25 foot room sits within the living tree. The tree’s hollowed center to 40 feet after burning shows surprising resilience and ongoing growth. Clyde Pangborn’s aviation feats are noted including 13 500 flight hours and 200 000 passengers carried without major injuries. Tomorrow a real man of the world.
In Washington, Interior Secretary Ickes and General Johnson steer public works and national recovery while Congress is out. They push forward on 3.3 billion in spending, courting opposition and potential clashes when lawmakers return. The piece notes land dealings probes, housing bids, and the reshaping of relief programs as probes loom.
James McMullin’s signed column comments on Cuba intervention, Britain’s empire currency plans, a potential gold market, and U.S. financial maneuvers. It notes Sterling union ideas, gold market talk, financing tricks in Rome and Washington, and Mussolini and Hitler economics with colorful sideline items from Chinese fascists to local politics.
The Muscatine Chronicle reviews history with notes from fifty, twenty five and ten years ago. Highlights include a Steamer Ida May excursion for teachers, Company C at the Iowa encampment, a 4 to 2 baseball win at Fairgrounds Park, and the Browning Business College merger. Also the Weber Button factory joins a local union and state figures discuss health related leadership changes and new gas rates for the city.
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