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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1935
Page
4
A Senate inquiry questions the effectiveness of subsidies used to build the U S merchant fleet. It argues the program inflates costs while failing to restore the fleet, calling for reform and tighter oversight. The piece also notes a decline in traditional whittling as cardboard packaging rises and suggests potential shifts in leisure activities.
The senate committee proposes two paths to conserve the merchant marine: direct government ownership and operation, or government ownership with private operation. A third arrangement remains under consideration, with feasibility and desirability to be resolved.
The United States Department of Agriculture reports a record surge in meat and poultry imports for the first four months of the year. Imports reach 120,180,118 pounds valued at 5,823,963 dollars, up from 11,070,165 pounds worth 1,186,102 dollars a year ago. Pork imports up 211 percent. Argentine beef exports to the US jump over 1,000 percent. canned meat up 163 percent. The rise is tied to federal farm policies and reduced domestic production.
The piece notes private utilities lobbying against New Deal power programs may backfire, reviving the Black anti lobby bill. It highlights White House framing of major bills and active cabinet involvement on Capitol Hill. It also surveys support for the AAA and a growing critical tone at press conferences as the honeymoon ends.
A compilation notes how winds reshaped Zanzibar and Pemba clove production boosting world supply. Anne of Denmark faced debt delaying her funeral. a Mexico political parallel to Roosevelt and Taft is drawn. U.S. electricity use and costs data for 1934 is reviewed. European loans and the Johnson Act linger. a quiet NY cotton exchange probe continues. next season cotton loans and Japan's military budget are cited.
The analysis argues Roosevelt may seek constitutional amendment despite court clashes. Bergdoll seeks return to the U S with possible service, while Washington insiders note social ties shape Capitol Hill legislation. The piece surveys party dissension, reform support, and debates over railroad readjustment and government ownership.
In a public note, Superintendent Chapman explains a new iron plate cast with a track inserted to ease the crossing over the iron culvert at the Avenue corner. Hotels in northwest Iowa host insurance adjusters estimating cyclone losses as the region faces storms and damage.
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