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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1933
Page
3
The Daily Journal is issued every evening except Sundays with city delivery by carriers and weekly rate of 15 cents. Daily mail subscriptions inside zones carry periods of one year in advance. Postal stamp details and zone notes indicate publication under the March 8, 1879 act. 8490 -86.00
The special session that began on March 4 adjourned after a tumultuous week-long battle over Roosevelt's veterans' compensation. The piece lauds the session as historic, notes banking improvements and rising public confidence, and details the broad extraordinary powers granted to the president to steer economic recovery over the next six months.
Photographs reveal vintage bathing outfits resembling Mother Hubbard’s cupboards. The 1933 fashions, though modest, project a quaint, humorous image of girls preparing for swimming and seaside outings.
Columbia University president Nicholas Murray Butler argues that mental growth rarely continues past age 23 or 24. Growth comes from experience and judgment, not just books, and citizens must read and think to adapt to changing political conditions or risk stagnation.
In Canterbury St Martin's Church claims the oldest Christian worship site in Christendom with roots back to Bertha and Ethelbert era. notes include Augustine’s presence and 1,300 years of service. Also recalls Wilkes Barre mayor Daniel L. Hart who chewed cigars 40 years despite never puffing. tomorrow features a seven-seat bicycle story.
The piece alleges government and Federal Reserve manipulation to push the British pound higher to influence the London economic conference. It claims officials and bankers including J P Morgan could trigger a rise from $3.85 to $4.18, with implications for gold markets and future trade.
The piece credits Pr Sprague as a key analyst in studying the currency game. It argues foreigners manipulated the dollar to force the United States off the gold standard. It notes Morgan banks beginning to align with the administration, forecasting joint efforts with the treasury on government financing.
AS YOU WERE recounts a ceremony where Prof. M. Y. Howe received a student lamp from first ward school scholars bound for high school in the fall. A man steered a buggy through streets with sleighbells on loaded horses.
In Washington a tense session saw Borah La Follette and Johnson press for policy questions while senators weigh war debts Hull's London remarks and Roosevelt's government reorganization. A note on June figures hints at stronger industrial output and financial maneuvering abroad and at home.
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