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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1935
Page
4
A Rapid City stratosphere mission studies spores carried to high altitudes to learn how windborne organisms affect crop diseases and hay fever. Scientists seek to see if spores rise to the stratosphere and survive extreme conditions, influencing health and agriculture.
The article discusses high altitude research using parachute released apparatus to capture microscopic cells in the stratosphere. It notes past work tracing disease spread via water and insect bites and suggests stratified research could yield beneficial results beyond medical knowledge.
The piece reports Japan warning China over treachery and agitation on the eastern front, accusing Chinese resistance to Japanese policy in China of provoking punishment. It compares Chinese conduct to a French proverb about treachery and self defense.
A Burlington Hawkeye Gazette editorial warns that the navy's new mile range loudspeaker could flood cities with voices. The piece argues such pervasive sound would trigger chaos, tyranny, and drive sane people to caves during campaigns and public life.
France finds it cannot sustain the gold standard amid devalued currencies. The struggle to preserve its vast gold hoard may lead to a stabilization agreement among France England and the United States, signaling a shift in postwar monetary policy.
The Ottumwa Courier urges readers to plan wisely for vacations and notes many of Iowa's recreational facilities remain unknown to residents. The piece encourages sowing effort to maximize returns, with options staying within Iowa if travel farther is not feasible.
The Clinton Herald quips that the country acts like a hostess with abundant food, unable to bring it from kitchen to dining room, highlighting a critique of excess and distribution.
The White House seeks a factual NRA era survey on production construction payrolls and prices to show gains from the NRA. Preliminary figures from the 1933 birth to 1935 death of the blue eagle reveal manufacturing and payroll trends, construction, and prices, with likely foreign trade implications.
Discussion of NRA restrictions changing the political landscape. LowOrient wages affect textile pay and hours. Hull treaties may need revision due to code prices. Price cuts suggest bad bargains in signings. Roosevelt plots farm and labor alignment on AAA. TVA extension faces House trimming and strong lobby activity. Supreme Court limits delayed progress on New Deal bills.
A collage of anecdotes and analyses covering Firdausi's grand epic and its payback, coalitions in 1956 politics, Japan's China policy and money, plus a New York trust company shift. The piece blends literary tale, corporate governance critique, and strategic intrigue with an authorial flash.
Roosevelt sidelines the New Deal clash as Secretary Ickes wins a divorce from NRA PWA ties. Backstage rivals like Richberg lose power while Ickes presses emergency powers debate and future federal control questions unfold. New York predicts NRA skeletons and a shift toward federal authority in industry. Podell shapes a potential NRA replacement with bank restitution case brewing.
Fifty years ago today reports describe hailstones as large as hen eggs causing heavy damage in the Morning Sun region. Other notes recall Muscatine Democrats opposing a postmaster appointment from Anamosa and school milestones in Jackson and Muscatine communities.
Puzzle lists many cross clue items including nemesis of criminals small island Christmas carols and various vocabulary hints. It assembles a cross reference grid with numbered entries and clues across themes including geography biology and language.
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