Muscatine Journal aims to serve readers with local news
The Muscatine Journal and News-Tribune merged in 1887, consolidated on Sept 2 1918. It lists publisher Clyder Rabedeaux and managing editor Walter Russell. Subscriptions available daily by mail or city delivery, with rates and payment terms. Advertising reps listed in major cities. Associated Press rights noted. Telephones provided for newsroom and departments.
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Justice Department seeks funds for agents and equipment
Washington dispatches say the Department of Justice will ask Congress for funding to hire more agents and buy new gear as a shortage of weapons hampers operations. The move comes as Congress fast tracks crime laws and public support for better equipment grows amid rising gang violence. The prompt action aims to bolster enforcement and close gaps in the federal crackdown. The U S patent office also reports income from listed inventions.
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Longevity Study Deduces Peace of Mind Behind Old Age
Carnegie Institution researchers in Washington analyzed life insurance data and hospital files to explain extreme old age. A 91 year old typesetter tested like a machine showed longevity linked to a calm mind, free from major stress or sorrow, reducing chronic tension.
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Carnegie Institution
Washington
Carnegie Laboratory
Long Life Through Temperance and Fearlessness
The test suggests that long life hinges on sound ancestors, temperate life, and freedom from worry. While ancestry is not controllable, temperate habits and a tranquil mind are within everyone’s reach to extend longevity.
Scientist notes temperature difference above poles and equator
A British scientist reports a 25 degree warmer temperature at 12 miles above the poles compared with 12 miles above the equator. The remark invites readers to pick their own vacation spot based on the altitude related warmth.
Baseball crowds rise as nation recovers
The article notes improved attendance at major league parks signaling economic rebound. It attributes higher ticket buying to better finances and sustained interest when competition remains close. It adds a marine and a navy pilot crashed from 14 000 feet over San Diego and landed safely, likely debating priority in the air.
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San Diego
Millikan praises filling station workers in Arkansas talk
Dr. R A Millikan lauded filling station employees for improving manners and courtesy of the American public during a speech in Little Rock Arkansas. He said station attendants have shown consistent politeness helpfulness and good nature, arguing they deserve more recognition.
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R. A. Millikan
Little Rock
Ark
Flying Circus in Fact and Folly in World War Era
A New York Times report recalls the World War II era flying circus shows in Britain. Pilots performed loops through hoops and ground-gleaned stunts while the air ministry threatened bans on acrobatics, restricting maneuvers below 2,000 feet to test airplane stability.
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Royal Air Force
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Verdict in Cannon Case Draws Widespread Approval
The Cedar Rapids Gazette notes the Cannon verdict will likely be accepted by most, with few wanting a jail sentence for the old man. Opinion leans toward his suppression, acquittal or not.
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Cedar Rapids
Codfish story and local baseball tale mix in Franklin Neb
Reading snippet recalls a Franklin Nebraska game where Arnold faced Thedford last fall. Pitcher Clarence Mitchell once with the New York Giants pitched for both sides in 18 innings, allowing four hits, Arnold winning 2 to 1 and Mitchell credited a win while charged with one loss.
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Thedford
Franklin Neb
Clarence Mitchell
New York Giants
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Roosevelt Jr and 1936 politics in national eye
The piece surveys Theodore Roosevelt Jr potential roles in the 1936 GOP ticket or as vice president, noting observers’ views on a possible run against F D Roosevelt and the impact of his stance if he pursued leadership. It also touches on NRA regimentation fears and early signs of economic recovery.
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New York
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Frank Walker
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Washington
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Everett Sanders
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Donnybrook
al Smith
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News Behind The News Scrutiny Deepens in Labor and Policy Debates
Dismayed by H. L. Mencken's criticism, the article reports a two fold Republican and Democrat response. Republicans argue England prospered by policy a year earlier while Roosevelt lagged. Democrats note British 25 percent income tax as a cautionary contrast. The Leviathan scrapping is stalled as commerce department blocks breaking up passe ships amid foreign concerns.
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H. L. Mencken
England
Roosevelt
Department of Commerce
Labor pressure cited by executive on federation control
Samuel Vauclair warns that ongoing condition could let the American Federation of Labor seize control of all business. He calls for action to prevent this shift and protect corporate interests.
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American Federation of Labor
Samuel Vauclain
Obituary and Local Milestones From Muscatine History
Fifty years ago M. M. Berkshire longtime Muscatine settler died in town. A caboose wreck occurred near Fairport when a construction train car uncoupled and was struck by a following freight. Twenty five years ago Clifford Temple of Keota died after being kicked by a horse. Ten years ago Muscatine saw 584 more autos licensed than the prior year and Harry Frank of the Y M C A outlined the association’s history to the chamber of commerce.
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M. M. Berkshire
Muscatine
Fairport
Clifford Temple
Keota
Iowa Federation of Labor
Harry Frank
Chamber of Commerce
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