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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1933
Page
3
Publication details of the Muscatine Journal and News-Tribune merged in 1887 with the Journal and News-Tribune consolidated on September 2, 1918. Subscriptions require advance payment with weekly and yearly rates listed for in and out of town mail delivery. Copyright and advertising representations noted.
The piece urges Iowa voters to participate in Tuesday's referendum on ratifying the 21st amendment. It emphasizes the single issue and the importance of casting a ballot, encouraging turnout despite the nonpartisan nature of the contest.
The National Whirligig, once confined to a few papers, now appears daily in 265 U.S. newspapers. The Muscatine Journal notes its rise as readers crave inside political and financial insights amid depression and new deals, praising its generally high batting average and ongoing Washington coverage.
George Durno named to cover White House news for The Whirligig replacing Paul Mallon who moves to a new post. Durno has covered the White House since 1919 and leads with trusted contacts. James McMullin remains in New York with strong financial circles and Morgan probe ties. The publication aims to truth focused coverage over politics as per policy.
National Legion turmoil unfolds with dissident posts aiming to oust the current leadership at Chicago in September. insiders expect a close vote for national commander, with future veterans' reforms and budget pressures shaping the outcome for disabled veterans. Roosevelt aides face salary criticism as GOP attention shifts to Eugene Meyer’s Washington Post gambit and party reorganization plans.
A 50 year retrospective notes Arthur Holland of Chicago arranging a city directory set to be Muscatine’s first since 1877. Lawrence J. Horan chosen city eeecy to replace M. Stapleton. Fire escapes planned for Washington Franklin and Garfield schools after a board of education meeting. Ten years ago today Mayor McNutt and George Cummins met in Davenport to discuss the 1932 wage scale arbitration. An oil stove explosion threatened the Schoenig residence. neighbors moved the stove outside before firemen arrived. Floyd Sheppard narrowly escaped a jury as his car collided near Sweetland, and Rev Joe Hanley was injured in a fall at Pine Street home.
A survey of inflation talk and budget balance contrasts. Roosevelt receives favorable publicity in White House clippings. notes on Congress leaders and Washington society. New York banking arena discusses Morgans vs Rockefellers. Chase and Mellon family interests. Eaton and Wiggin bank rescues. oil moves under Standard Oil. veterans in Paris and expatriate pensions. Goebbels reportedly planning counter propaganda trip to the United States.
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