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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1933
Page
3
The acquittal of Charles E. Mitchell on income tax evasion charges prompts renewed debate over federal tax law. While jurors wrestled with personal feelings, the decision shifts focus to potential flaws in the tax system and parallels with Morgan disclosures, fueling public demand for reform.
The Lakes to Gulf waterway linking the Great Lakes with the Gulf was dedicated in Chicago as barges moved into the city from New Orleans. Speakers recalled Marquette and Joliet and urged practical use to achieve economic parity for the Midwest, amid debate over its value and future impact. Additional notes mention Harry F. Payer as assistant secretary of state and remarks from Prime Minister Bennett and Mayor Kelly.
The piece argues for a balanced revision to equalize income tax burdens without fueling revenge against tax dodgers. It cautions that punishing vengeance would be useless and notes the Mitchell case as a warning not to ignore broader tax and social conditions. It also reflects on divorce court records and the link between a man’s library and character.
The piece portrays President Roosevelt curbing Hugh Johnson by forming a cabinet committee to oversee the industrial program. Johnson's one man rule is checked as Roper and Ickes take lead on public works and industry. A deputy coordinator is named, signaling tight White House control amid wage and rail sector tensions.
A McClure Syndicate column summarizes postwar financial debates chaired by Senator Bone with labor groups backing reform. It notes proposed treasury changes, high subscription demand, and potential savings, plus Wallace immigration and cotton and wheat price hopes for next year. It covers Pittman and central bank debates, silver reserves, and international currency talks with England, France, Germany, and Japan.
Fifty years ago Muscatine announced bids for roadbed construction by the City Railway. A county convention met at the courthouse with Mr Hanley present. Twenty five years ago the cornerstone for the new post office was laid before a crowd of over 3000. Grover Cleveland died at his Princeton home after a lengthy illness. Ten years ago Muscatine welcomed the Marquette and Joliet memorial expedition with riverfront entertainment on a hot 95 degree day. Plans for a large convention by the First Baptist church were announced.
Mrs. Mary J. Hardman of Des Moines Iowa testifies that Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription eased her periodic pains sideache backache and headache. She says relief came after using one or two bottles and she continued use for general health. Available from all druggists. Dr Pierce's Clinic Buffalo NY.
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