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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1933
Page
3
The Muscatine Journal and News-Tribune dates its consolidation on September 2 1918 and lists publication details, Associated Press affiliation, and advertising and subscription terms including rates and delivery areas. It notes telephones for Iowa private branch exchanges and staff roles.
In Washington, Rep. George Huddleston of Alabama says Congress reflects public opinion, urging citizens to hold high standards as they elect officials. The piece also notes failures in Soviet five year plans, outlining agricultural and transportation woes, weakened output, and tightening repression under the G P U and mass trials.
Former Judge Ben Lindsey quips that if men thought as little about marriage as about business they would go bankrupt quickly. The remark suggests light satire on domestic and financial priorities.
Soviet Russia checks on the completion of the first five year plan, noting it was far from a 100 percent success yet acknowledging that no human effort reaches perfection. The piece reflects on the plan's level of menace to the outside world at its end versus its start.
A selection of twelve practical resolutions is shared, urging clear eye contact with facts self discipline accountability humility and steady effort. It urges private emotion restraint, proper task placement, candid confrontation when right, and lifelong learning. It notes 1933 will not return and time invites personal use.
A lively tip suggests moviegoers who crave action should choose an aisle seat for quick access and extra space. The cue implies comfort and faster exits enhance the film experience for action fans.
Ripley explains yesterday's cartoon showing the Sultan of Morocco's express mail courier known as the Reca or Express Mail Carrier. The rider ran Tangier to Fez via Meknes a 1872 mile route in 36 hours on a biweekly schedule wearing a robe and lamp with a 36 pound mail pouch.
Washington columnist Paul Mallon reports White House aides maneuver to block the farm parity plan, naming political risks of veto and Republican ties while Democrats push to rebrand the allotment as parity. Roosevelt faces court doubts on constitutionality, with Rex Tugwell and new Fed picks looming.
The piece discusses William Randolph Hearst pressing Roosevelt to back a sales tax and Roosevelt’s reported reply that he cannot endorse it. It notes related tax talk, bank reserve taxes, interstate bus bills, home loan mortgage reforms, and Rockefeller Radio City finances. It ends with a historical note on Peru's Central Railway built 1871 to 1891 with 132 tunnels and bridges.
The Muscatine high literary society heard a principal talk by W F Bishop. Muscatine residents William Huttig Sr and John Monroe left for Wisconsin on business.
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