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Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1933

Page

2

Paving on No 2 Sought by Group From Iowa Delegation

A delegation from Muscatine and Louisa counties urged permanent improvement of primary road No 2 from Grandview to the Washington county line. About 10 million dollars in federal funds may be used to complete main roads, with priority to alleviate unemployment and handle rising traffic, including heavy livestock shipments through Columbus Junction.

B. H. Shearer Columbus Gazette Columbus Junction Des Moines Muscatine State Highway Commission Grandview Washington County Line Davenport Council Bluffs Iowa

Lower Trade Walls U S Tells Parley

The conference aims to resume talks as leaders seek a solution to the currency stabilization crisis. The American statement cites that temporary stabilization is untimely and emphasizes coordinated monetary and fiscal policy to boost prices and economic activity. Crisis is averted as a steering committee meeting offers hopeful signs.

Treasuries United States Great Britain France M. W. Sprague H United States Treasury Washington

Girls Lead Again in Vote Contests

In contests across districts, female candidates secure leading positions. Analysts note strong turnout and coordinated campaigns by local groups boosting women’s representation. Election boards report results pending final tallies in several precincts.

Board Hears Appeal for Work on 22

The highway commission weighed a request to upgrade Route 22 noting feasibility now due to railroad abandonment. It would require heavy labor and absorb idle labor across the route, with past neglect tied to county jurisdiction at the route’s ends. The commission took the application under advisement.

The Highway Commission

Charles E. Mitchell Found Not Guilty

Charles E. Mitchell is acquitted after a lengthy trial with jurors seeking guidance from the judge on how to weigh personal opinions. The verdict surprised spectators as the court moved through final instructions and the judge urged open-mindedness. A related investigation noted a seized license plate and an arrest in Chicago connected to the same case. Extradition for Aldrich was to be requested.

Steuer New York Mitchell Henry W. Goddard

Mississippi Ballet to Be in Pageant

The Mississippi Ballet will participate in the pageant titled Ballet of the Mississippi. The central lines of the ballet symbolize the river with blue shading while the surrounding colors reflect riverbanks foliage. The ensemble features Patricia Tipton Betty Gremmel Dorothy Deems Margaret Schwertfeger Maxine Greiner Lucille Pace Gretchen Korneman Janet Korman Dorothy Klaffenbach Mabel Nash Helen Realing Frances Myers Theda Reynolds Mary Blean Bernice Martin Coretta Moore Katherine Dunker Rosalie Healey Dorothy Thomas Alda Mae Spieth Esther Thicker Charline Webster Evelyn Clay Ruth Stevenson Lucille Lindley Margaret Marzolph Florence Brower Virginia Johnson Marie Lindley Violet Klein Darleen Cramer Marian Narvis Phyllis Eyes Mary Jane Johnson Lorene Carlson and Jane Martolph.

Ballet of the Mississippi Patricia Tipton Betty Gremmel Dorothy Deems Margaret Schwertfeger Maxine Greiner Lucille Pace Gretchen Korneman Janet Korneman Dorothy Klaffenbach

Divorce Suit Alleges Inexpensive Wife Cruelty

Chester M. Biggs, a railroad freight agent in Oakland, files for divorce claiming his wife Mrs. Helen Constance Biggs was inexpensively cruel. He says she refused to wear fine clothes, forced him to hide discounts, urged opening charge accounts, and rejected veto coupons.

Oakland Calif Chester M. Biggs Helen Constance Biggs Biggs

Visions Better Days for Iowa Farmers

Peter B. Carey of the Chicago Board of Trade told the Grain Dealers Association in Cedar Rapids that Iowa farmers face a cycle moving toward higher levels. He cited rising prices in cattle, corn, hogs, lambs, wheat, oats, wool and hides as evidence of improving conditions.

Cedar Rapids Iowa Peter B. Carey Chicago Board of Trade Oo Grain Dealers Associaon Carey Board of Trade

Catholics Challenge Hitler on Youth and State Claim

Berlin reports the Catholic hierarchy rejected Hitler’s assertion that youth belongs to the state. The church insisted youth must remain under church training rights and said military service work is unacceptable to Catholic youth. The communique urged state recognition of church property rights.

Berlin Hitler Catholic Hierarchy

Spanish Prince Pleads Forgiveness After Cuban Bride

A former prince of Spain sent an emissary to King Alfonso begging forgiveness for marrying Edelmira Sampedro a Cuban merchant daughter. The couple wed in Lausanne while the bride kept to the hotel with a mild fever on their honeymoon’s first day.

Evians-Les-Bains France Prince of the Asturias Alfonso Spain Lausanne Hig Zon Edelmira Sampedro Public Works Board

Roosevelt Public Works Board Announces Rapid Action on Recovery Funds

The public works board said it is moving as fast as possible to deploy the 3.3 billion dollars provided by Congress for construction under the industrial recovery act. Secretary Ickes will lead the effort with the public works administrator to be named. Col Donald H Sawyer moved headquarters to the interior department building as dozens apply for state county and city projects. A state administrator and state advisory board will be appointed by the president to oversee these efforts.

Washington Roosevelt Public Works Board Congress Ickes Cabinet Board Public Donald H. Sawyer Interior Department

Austrian Nazis Named in Bombing Suspects

Vienna authorities on Wednesday named 15 national socialists held responsible for recent bombings. Some are under arrest while others have fled as Austrian Nazis were outlawed in a government decree this week.

Vienna

Thrift Gardens Struck By Drouth Woes In Muscatine

The drought and heat injure Muscatine thrift gardens with potatoes beans cabbage and tomatoes suffering. About 318 gardens were planted June 1 with 32 more available. roughly 150 are home gardens and the rest thrift project plots. Peas are nearly a complete loss and overall crop yields are greatly reduced.

Muscatine Thrift Gardens J. Herman Mundt Mundt

Scott County Drives Wet Victory To Offset Dry Repeal

Complete returns show Scott county’s wet majority 15 542 offset dry margins in 24 of 39 counties voting on repeal. The dry counties listed include Adair Appanoose Cass Clarke Dallas Davis Dickinson Fremont Darwin Henry Jefferson Louisa Mills Montgomery Marshall Poweshiek Union Van Buren Washington Wayne Winneshago Wright Worth.

Davenport Iowa Scott County Adair Appanoose Cass Clarke Dallas Davis Dickinson Emmet Fremont Darwin Henry Jefferson Louisa Mills Montgomery Marshall Poweshiek Union van Buren Washington Wayne Winnebago Wright and Worth

Iowa Bank Robber Suspect Captured

Iowa bank robber suspect Aldrich is held in Freeport Long Island after being seized in Chicago police report. He claimed no knowledge of the daylight holdup at the United States bank and was found selling circus tickets when captured. His car bore the name John.

Cedar Rapids Dee Aldrich Chicago United States Bank Freeport Long Island Aldrich John

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