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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1962
Page
2
A Fortune Magazine viewpoint argues wage increases do not guarantee higher purchasing power as payroll totals matter more. Examples from railroads show layoffs offset higher wages, keeping payrolls and purchasing power in decline despite rising wage rates.
The National Society for Prevention of Blindness warns that despite many states prohibiting public sale fireworks, bootlegging persists and dangerous firecrackers may enter the area. Since 1900 fireworks related deaths on Independence Day exceed the number of American soldiers killed in the War for Independence.
A columnist defends the medical profession, arguing for more hospitals and accessible care. He recounts survival thanks to doctors, lauds house calls, and praises diverse physicians including a country practitioner who drives long distances and often works pro bono. He recalls cases of appendicitis, arthritis, and a lifesaving neck/head alignment by a visiting specialist.
The Muscatine Journal, associated with the Associated Press, lists editors Harold L. Nelson Walter Russell and staff roles. It outlines delivery terms, subscription rates, and mail options, noting daily and Sunday editions, regional pricing, and special delivery service windows.
President Kennedy argues deficits can spur growth to full employment and higher output, contrasting orthodox finance with wartime and peacetime deficits. He notes postwar inflation and steady prices despite deficits, while opponents label the approach as excess government spending.
Florence W aged 32 battled outdoors anxiety after childhood trauma. Through Dr Cranes guided gradual steps and daily challenges she walked with her son half a block then two blocks, reached the lake, and eventually took a train downtown. The piece emphasizes patient effort with doctor support.
New Yorker humorist HAL BOYLE notes husbands see easier home life when wives invest in stocks. A stock market downturn prompts better dinners and comfort at home. Wives in friends circles trade tips and winnings while husbands focus on losses and worries. The piece blends light irony with stock market anxieties.
Dear Abby answers readers on how to handle family and social situations. A 4 year old wants different dancing lessons from his father, a two year old sucks his thumb amid teasing, and questions about a bridal shower bring sandwiches and who hosts. Abby advises keeping lessons age appropriate, ignoring taunts, and that showers are hosted by friends, not relatives. She suggests sending for her booklet on wedding tips.
Amid years ago notices, the town reads of recruit plans in Irinh company, a Fourth of July picnic speaker declined, Masestine Independents lineup listed, and local service milestones. Fire staff additions were approved, while a Muscatine soldier and other injuries are noted.
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