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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1933
Page
3
The Iowa vote joins New Hampshire in backing repeal of the 18th amendment and supporting ratification of the 21st. Des Moines will host 99 delegates pledged to ratify, signaling a shift away from nationwide prohibition and prompting debate on new state liquor controls.
The question examines the extent of limits placed on dissent in Germany, focusing on laws, enforcement, and social pressures that curb critique of state policy and institutions. It considers historical context and current legal safeguards while noting ongoing debates over free speech and security.
The piece notes that July Fourth brings many fireworks, drowning, and auto deaths each year, but individuals feel immune. It warns readers that despite hopeful caution, some will not live to see July 5, repeating the grim toll of holidays.
A travel note from Buenos Aires to New York covers the Amazon river's vast scope and water share, calling the river the Mediterranean of America. It contrasts river widths and lengths with the Hudson, and suggests a sweeping view of global geography in a humorous frame.
The article argues Roosevelt’s war debt policy was managed with inside negotiations to win confidence from Hearst, Senate Nationalists, and MacDonald, portraying a cautious, strategic approach. It notes Britain and Italy as allies, and predicts harsher treatment for France and its allies as European debt disputes shift.
The piece notes a temporary arrangement saving the conference and predicts MacDonald will keep quiet on London references. It cautions that London negotiators may press debt terms only after a final debt understanding, and suggests Democrats and Republicans cut a deal on government reorganization with one last presidential push remaining.
Fifty years ago today Charles Rosenmund and Miss Kate Appel wed in Muscatine. Ada Somers of the Chicago church choir company sang in a Muscatine concert. Ten years past muscatine boosters lost 4 to 3 to House of David. Vetter pitched for Muskies.
The Senate unanimously adopts the McNary resolution deferring agricultural education cuts while Republicans shift positions on the program. The White House accepts blame, and West protests helped thwart the policy, suggesting reductions may never take effect.
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