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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1933

Page

3

News and Tribune Consolidation Details

The Journal and News-Tribune merged in 1918 forming the News and Tribune under Clyde R Rabedeauz as publisher and D D Mich as managing editor. Established 1880 with the merged 1887 publication lineage.

Clyde R. Rabedeauz D D Mich The News News and Tribune Journal News-Tribune

Telephones Iowa Private Branch Exchange Numbers

When the operator answers, ask for the person or department wanted. The notice lists PBX numbers 26 and 27 for routing calls and directs users to specify the target entity.

Iowa

Muscatine Centenary Parade Opens With Record Crowd

A Sunday night demonstration at Weed Park kicked off Muscatine’s hundredth birthday events with an estimated 7 000 to 15 000 attendees, police counting about 12 000. The crowd and ceremonies showcased strong church cooperation and community spirit. The opening event signaled promising momentum for the centennial pageant’s upcoming events.

Weed Park Muscatine

Kentucky judge rules on golfer’s control of ball

A Kentucky judge states that a golf player is not legally able to control either the direction or the destination of a ball driven by him. The remark reflects blunt legal wording about golf play.

Kentucky

Break for Justice Forces New Trial in Scottsboro Case

Judge James Horton of Alabama orders a new trial for Heywood Patterson, the black defendant in the Scottsboro matter. He finds the first trial flawed amid racial tension and political pressure, ruling the evidence favors Patterson and calling for justice above prejudice.

Heywood Patterson Scottsboro James Horton Alabama Patterson Horton South

Uncle Sam Holds Firm at London on World Recovery

The London economic conference nears a trade barriers showdown as the United States resists forced concessions. A currency stabilization impasse with France persists, but the U S will not jeopardize domestic recovery for international aims, seeking gradual readjustments only with good-faith nations.

Samuel Europe United States Sam France Great Britain London Uncle Sam America

Judge Horton Faces Charleston Case Courage Amid Prejudice

The defense portrays two white girls who first testified against Patterson as later recanting and becoming defense witnesses. They claim coercion and threats tainted earlier statements, while questioning fair trial standards for black defendants. Horton’s rulings challenge southern prejudice, boosting national hope for justice.

Patterson Alabama Iowa Horton

Professor warns marriage risk rises after age thirty

A university expert argues marrying after thirty increases danger for men, prompting questions about the practical implications for those considering late unions. The discussion weighs biological, social, and psychological factors influencing marriage outcomes.

Inside view of Roosevelt administration by Paul Mallon

The piece presents a critical overview of Roosevelt's approach, detailing how he balances liberal and conservative voices like Moley and Douglas while guiding policy. It notes publicity strength, customs office resistance, and municipal funding hurdles, with Baruch influencing the stance of industrial and agricultural setups.

Paul Mallon Roosevelt Professor Moley Lew Douglas Douglas Moley Carter Glass George Norris Bernard Baruch United States Mr. Roosevelt Baruch Johnson Peek Wallace

Morgans Face Retirement Wave and Tax Debate

News Behind The News reports Morgan partners plan retirement from the security side of the bank. Four or five partners to leave, with one potential replacement a prominent New York banker. Wall Street notes say Morgan tax avoidance could have stirred anger had taxes been paid.

New York Wall Street

Wall Street Notes on Glass Bill and Bank Affiliates

The piece surveys how New York banks may oppose permanent federal deposit insurance and the Glass bill's impact on banks affiliates. It notes the potential $1.5 to $2 billion deposit loss for big banks and the limited state member banks in the federal reserve push. It also covers Chase’s strategic control of utilities and real estate bonds issues and a proposed federal liquidating bureau for defaulted mortgages.

Roosevelt Roosevelt I Louis Howe Field Marshal Howe Trust New York Chase, Guaranty Trust National City New York Clearing House Federal Reserve System Chase the Chase Bank Chase Insull Ohrstrom Eaton United Light and Power Wall Congressional Action

Fifty Years Ago In Iowa City Water Works Incorporation

Articles of incorporation for the Iowa City Water Works company were filed in Muscatine. George Hawley of Muscatine left for Trinidad Colorado in the employment of Underwood and Clark company.

Iowa City Water Works Company Muscatine George Hawley Trinidad Colo Underwood and Clark Company Grover Cleveland United States Princeton N. J J C. Willetts First Methodist Church Hershey Memorial Hospital Eagle Lodge Will Narvis Muscatine Lighting Company Layton Construction Company Mulberry Avenue

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