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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1933

Page

3

Muscatine Journal and News-Tribune masthead and notices

The Muscatine Journal and News-Tribune announces advertising, delivery, and subscription terms. It lists office contacts, telephones, and policy notes for carriers, mail rates, and advance payment requirements. It notes Associated Press and Lee Syndicate affiliations and standard publication details.

Cifie Muscatine Journal and News-Tribune BY Journal Printing CO Chicago New York Kansas City Detroit Atlanta St. Louis San Francisco Rothe, Jann Clyde R. Rabedeaux P. D. D Mich Iowa Daily Journal Muscatine Associated Press Lee Newspaper Syndicate

Two hot pokers facing Roosevelt on veterans and war debts

The piece argues that veteran compensation and war debt issues have become the administration’s most stubborn pains as Congress resists proposed cuts. It notes Senate amendments and a White House compromise, with the president weighing safeguards for truly disabled veterans while pursuing budget reductions. It also discusses Britain’s token debt payment and the broader political danger of war debts lingering in policy.

Washington Roosevelt Congress Senate Independent Offices Veterans’ Bloc White House House Calvin Coolidge Great Britain Caesar

Perkins praised for work schemes. wives offer cleaning tips

A critic notes Frances Perkins earns praise for creating job programs while suggesting many wives could improve household cleaning. The remark frames labor policy alongside domestic duties with a satirical tone.

Frances Perkins

Water Volcano and Historic Guatemala City

A historical cartoon describes Aqua volcano in Guatemala City’s past, noting a dramatic eruption in 1541 that flooded the valley and destroyed the capital. It explains the volcano’s name derivation from water carried by melting snows and the indigenous term for Water Spewing Mountain.

la Antigua Guatemala Mount Agua

National Whirligig columns on loan law and politics

In a broad Washington column Paul Mallon critiques the new home loan law for homeowners and investors, notes its flaws and partial benefits, and contrasts it with the old program while flagging administrative probes and power shifts. The piece also toys with investigations, stock market scrutiny, and political caution in Washington and London contexts.

Washington Paul Mallon Joe Miller Russell Old Home Loan Board

News Behind The News on Capital, London, and Prohibition

The piece notes anxious officials in London, Senator Couzens funding a delegation seat, and Roosevelt advising a self funding path. It reports repeal debate with Prohibition Administrator Dalrymple facing Ways and Means and Wetson opposing repeal. It hints at a dragging Cuban sugar deal.

London Couzens Roosevelt Dalrymple House Ways and Means Committee Wetson

Major Pickler Elected Delegate to Territorial Convention

Fifty years ago today Major Pickler was elected as a delegate to the territorial convention to be held at Huron. Judge Kinne the democratic candidate for governor promised to make a speech in Muscatine, it was announced.

Major Pickler Huron Judge Kinne Muscatine Dell Schuyler Citizens Railway and Light Company East Second Street St. Mathias Church

Side Glances on Independence Talks and Wall Street

The piece surveys pending Philippine independence ratification and possible delays before quota plans. It notes Moley's feud with writers and a threat of a private investigation, plus the weakening of Moley as a news source. It previews Pecora era probes into private banks and the stock market, and hints at Roosevelt's influence on Wall Street and policy.

Senate Wall Street Philippine Moley Sidelights Stock Exchange New York Washington McClure Newspaper Belgium

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