Muscatine Journal and News Tribune Publication Info
Publication note for Muscatine Journal and News-Tribune detailing publisher Clyde R Paredeaux editor D D Mich and staff roles. Establishment dates for Journal Tribune and News and syndicate affiliations with Associated Press rights. Subscription details and mailing zones listed along with entry status at Muscatine post office.
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Muscatine
Iowa
Lee Newspaper Syndicate
House Votes Farm Relief Amid Economic Emergency
The House approved the emergency farm relief bill 203 to 151, expanding the program to rice, dairy, and peanuts beyond wheat, cotton, hogs, and tobacco. It signals a push to control production and ease debt via broader federal action, with opposition expected in the Senate and from President Hoover.
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HOUSE
House of Representatives
Senate
Hoover
Representatives
Secretary of Agriculture
America
Congress debates stamp glue content amid vote risk
The article notes lawmakers consider changing postage stamp glue content by weight or volume. It cautions that even if approved, a veto may block the proposal and warns of potential slips between plans and outcome.
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Congress
President Hoover seeks quick action on bankruptcy revision
Dispatches from Washington indicate a strong likelihood of prompt action on Hoover's proposal to stem forced liquidation by revising the bankruptcy laws. The president has long urged changes to insufficient statutes in prior messages to Congress.
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Congress
Hoover
Wisconsin
Iowa
Washington
The Cost of War and Its Economic Aftermath
An eastern trade article argues a war costing 200 billion dollars and many lives pushes economic adjustment. It warns that future conflicts may be demanded for prosperity but urges sympathetic handling to ease the pain. It notes consumer tech and culture shifts as society changes in slow, uneven ways.
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Congress
Statue of the Doughnut Seller in Genoa Cemetery
An illustrated note explains Genoa’s marble statue of a doughnut seller, Signora Cat taiinn Campodonico, who for 52 years hawked hazelnuts and canestrelli, built with $5,000 of her earnings. The sculpture shows La Paesana in Genoese dress, with a nut chain, and a pedestal inscription recounting her life for posterity.
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Campo Santo
Genoa
Italy
Signora Cattaiinn Campodonico
Tommorow
Rail and arms policy sparks at Roosevelt conference
The New York gathering of leaders discussed rail bond relief to avoid receivership, possible I C C control over reorganizations, and a RFC loan option. Hoover Stimson clash over an arms embargo is noted, with inflation and revaluation debates shaping Congress while Huey Long courts mock diplomacy with Germany.
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Washington
Paul Mallon
New York
Roosevelt
Stimson
Senate
Congress
Hoover
Huey Long
Investigation targets banking report by Senate committee
News Behind The News notes Irving Ben Cooper was chosen as counsel for the Senate banking committee to gather loose ends and prepare a report. Bank lobbyists feared the appointment but cooled when Seabury endorsed him. Sub rosa opposition to Jesse Straus as commerce secretary heats up among competing merchants and may involve third-party pressure on Roosevelt. The DuPonts were absent from the munitions makers list protesting the Stimson embargo idea.
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Irving Ben Cooper
Senate Banking Committee
Cooper
Senate
Judge Seabury
Straus
Jesse Straus
Mr. Roosevelt
DuPonts
Stimson
Muscatine notes 50 25 and 10 years ago highlights
A retrospective from Muscatine recalls Emma Underwood resigning as first ward school teacher with May Walton succeeding her. Dr S F Smith spoke at the Baptist church on America. A W Cazer presided at Royal Reserve installation. Muscatine basketball lost to Sioux City 33 to 29. Shammo hall chosen as Turnverein headquarters. Washington high beat Little Muskies 28 to 24. Rotary speaker James L Loar discussed Europe. Musser reelected Muscatine State Bank president, E L McColm named VP.
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Emma Underwood
First Ward
Muscatine
May Walton
Sioux City
Shammo Hall
Muscatyne
Muscatine Turnverein Society
Washington
Little Muskies
Mark
Muskies
James L. Loar
Europe
CR. Musser
Muscatine State Bank
E. L. McColm
Unemployment Woes and Banking Shifts Spark City Alarm
New York banks reduce staff and push cost cutting amid the Share-Work movement while employers plan labor-saving machines. Analysts clash over long term unemployment effects as Insull collateral suits loom and banks tighten asset valuations.
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James McMullin
New York
Financial
Alfred Sloan
Insull
Quotations on social life and public figures
The text presents quotes from Mrs Garner and John N Garner about social invitations and routines, a note by Elizabeth M Trivett before her death by jumping from a bridge, and a statement by Yosuke Matsuoka praising Japan’s loyalty to the League of Nations.
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Elizabeth M. Trivett
George Washington Bridge
Hudson River
Japan
League of Nations
Yosuke Matsuoka
Council
League of W Nations
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