Journal and News Tribune Consolidated
The Muscatine Journal and News Tribune announces its consolidation under Journal Printing Co. with Clyde Rabeadeaux as publisher and Walter Russell as managing editor. The publication combines the histories of The Journal, The Tribune, and The News, dating back to 1246, 1848, and 1880 respectively. Subscriptions vary, with daily issues issued every evening and rates listed for credited subscribers.
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Complications loom for Wallace amid farm policy push
Washington reports reveal the agricultural adjustment administration may drop broad licensing of producers, drawing Senate opposition. Senator Byrd urges patience as reforms unfold. Tugwell and Wallace face policy frictions and possible friction over his nomination. Nature’s drought and pests further complicate goals, while Will Rogers notes Wallace’s wistful wish to be in easier times. Iowa primary looms as voters decide campaigns for November offices with election coverage planned by The Journal.
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Canal Street New Orleans A World Famous Marble Paved Thoroughfare
A feature notes Canal Street in New Orleans as a famously paved avenue with white and rose marble in diamond patterns, brass outlines, and tracks laid without crossties. It covers its width, historical demarcation, and distinctive streetcar rails. It also touches on water freezing dynamics and the fasces emblem’s history from Rome to U S coinage and Mussolini.
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Reds Rear Their Heads In New Wave Of Labor Strife
Federal undercover agents traced riot organizers to a recurring network across the nation. The article links past farm and auto riots to a pattern led by known radicals from Ann Arbor and Detroit, with May and June singled out as peak strike months. Talks at the White House and a failed NY Fed Reserve salary rise are noted amid broader calls for tougher action.
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Hopkins weighs home farms as lighter name for rural aid
Relief chief Harry Hopkins favors home farms over subsistence homesteads for the planned rural aid program. A reader suggestion from H. A. LeTourneux, YMCA Hotel, San Francisco, is under consideration. Note mentions Pecora seeking a seat on stock exchange control board and policy wrangles over unemployment figures and NRA exemptions.
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Retreat From Moscow Cheers New NRA Flex On Industry
New York conservatives hail a retreat from Moscow signaling looser federal controls on service industries. They cite the president’s alignment with industrial advisories and Dan Roper’s backing as key to potential NRA reforms while warning against overreaching price competition and labor penalties.
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Muscatine Mourns Dr Thompson Death At Mount Pleasant
Fifty years ago today Dr R E Thompson 35 of Muscatine died at Mount Pleasant. A Stockton general store burglary was reported alongside a memorial note for Henry Kneese Civil war veteran who died at 1015 Fast Ninth Street. Dr B E Eversmeyer became city health officer by the board of health. Muscatine semi pro baseball crushed Peoria 13 to 2.
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