Journal History Note from Muscatine Newspaper
The Muscatine Journal and News Tribune records its lineage from Journal and Tribune mergers and consolidation on September 2, 1918. Publisher D D Mich, Managing Editor The Journal established 1840. Tribune 1848. News and Tribune merged 1887. Advertising representatives listed in major cities.
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New York Times Quotes Roosevelt May 16 Address On World Peace
The Times notes Roosevelt warned against refusing to join concerted efforts for political and economic peace, while London’s actions show the United States pursuing economic nationalism. The piece cites domestic inflation pressures and the difficulty of inflating at home while stabilizing abroad. It argues for balancing stabilization with export trade and reducing world currency volatility.
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Southern critics mixed on Perkins shoeless south remark
Frances Perkins invoked the shoeless south to discuss rehabilitating southern industry and buying power. Dale Miller of Texas Weekly partly agrees, urging diversification of agriculture and industry to end Cotton monarchy and improve southern conditions through realistic heed to economic evils.
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Believe It Or Not and Stabilization Talk Echoes
A McClure Syndicate piece touches on currency stabilization, inflation fears, and British monetary policy. It notes potential U S actions to smooth exchange rates, British government divisions, and plans for new corporate earnings reserves and equity debt substitutions.
Independence day marks end of child labor in mills
The piece notes 16 and over labor limits in a new recovery code and a voluntary abolition by the cotton textile industry. It credits General Hugh Johnson and the NIRA with a moral victory and discusses opposition rumors, 48 hour week protests, and political tensions shaping industrial policy and looming elections.
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Industrial Recovery Administration
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News Behind The News Notes On European Tensions And Domestic Reform
The piece warns of a potent European confrontation as Austrian and German actors loom over France, while secret talks nudge Roosevelt decisions. It also notes women's groups backing textile labor reform and whiskey agents surveying Washington clubs for leads on enforcement.
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Muscatine July Fourth highlights through history
Fifty years ago today Company C of Muscatine led a competitive drill at Rock Island Fourth of July. The Muscatine City Railway office resided in the U S Express building. Twenty five years ago boats from St. Louis and Chicago joined a large power boat regatta in Muscatine. Alumni welcomed Muscatine Business College graduates. The Bankers Reserve sub rented Yeoman hall for a meeting. Ten years ago a mammoth downtown parade opened one of the city’s largest Fourth celebrations. Henry F Giessler was re elected president of the Muscatine Welfare Association. Dismantling of Grace Lutheran church near completion and final bids for a new church were received.
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