Muscatine Journal and News Tribune Masthead
The Muscatine Journal and News-Tribune lists Journal Printing Co. as publisher and advertising representatives in major cities including Chicago New York Kansas City Detroit Atlanta Francisco with Clyde Rabeadeaux as publisher and D. D. Mich as managing editor.
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Muscatine Journal and News-Tribune BY Journal Printing CO
Chicago
New York
Kansas City
Detroit
Atlanta
Francisco
Clyde R. Rabedeaux
D. D. Mich
Labor Day 1933 Hope Rises Over Unemployment Decline
The piece notes 2,000,000 jobs gained since March 1 and rising freight carloadings as signs of recovery under the NRA. It stresses labor’s new rights to organize, the need for prudent collaboration with business, and a cautious outlook for September as a crucial month in the recovery effort.
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National Recovery Administration
American Federation of Labor
Dan
Bradstreet
Blue Eagle
Burton Kline
NRA
The Deer and the Bridge Trapped Buck Rescued Near Watkins Glen
A buck deer is stranded on a narrow rocky ledge high above a gorge near Watkins Glen New York. For days rescuers including help from local authorities and Native volunteers have worked to free the animal with no final outcome yet reported.
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Watkins Glen
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Action on Gold and the dollar’s future course
An analysis of President Roosevelt’s gold market policy and its expected effects on value stability, employment, and debt management. The piece argues for open gold markets and gradual dollar devaluation to curb inflation while allowing the NRA to build real purchasing power gains.
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United States
Roosevelt
United Press
Harland H. Allen
NRA
Versatile Paul Revere and the myths of his ride
A historical explanation details Paul Revere and who actually completed the ride to alert the minute men at Lexington and Concord. It notes Revere was halted near Lexington while Dawes and Prescott continued, with Prescott delivering the first alarm. It also recounts Prescott’s capture and death, plus a humorous note on Guam to Rota mail routes and a coda on Labor Day’s origin.
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Paul Revere
Joseph Warren
Lexington
Concord
Gage
Revere
William Dawes
Samuel Prescott
Guam
United States
Rota Island
Japan
Mariana
Rota
Manila
Yokohama
Saipan Island
Public works payroll plan aims to move funds fast
The Roosevelt administration backs a push to channel 1.2 billion dollars per month into public works payrolls over three months. Emile Hurja is appointed administrative assistant to filter applications and place funds where they quickly reduce bread-line unemployment amid frost-line and state project rankings.
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George Durne
Roosevelt
Ickes
Hyde Park
Emile Hurja
Hurja
Farley
Public Works Administration
Emergency Federal Relief Administration
Treasury
Real estate venture in the Tennessee Valley Authority district mixed signals
A Tennessee Valley Authority real estate investment near Muscle Shoals shows limited profit potential while the Better Business Bureau warns of losses on speculative lots amid high marketing costs. An NRA official returning from New England reportedly secured an industrial concession but bypassed economy rules to announce the gain. The Commerce Department press room, once NRA related, is now vacant as plans unfold.
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Tennessee’ Valley Authority
Muscle Shoals
Better Business Bureau
Big Experimental Valley
NRA
New England
Bollingfield
Commerce Department
New York views on inflation and currency policy
James McMullin surveys Montagu Norman in New York noting no currency accord with Britain while inflation pressures rise. He calls out Wall Street figures James and Moley, Hull’s limited influence, and bond unloading schemes amid a widening gold rush literature.
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New York
James McMullin
Norman
Montagu Norman
Great Britain
England
Britain
James
Wall Street
Cedar County GOP nominates W. P. Wolf for state rep
Fifty years ago today Republicans in Cedar County nominated W. P. Wolf for the state representative seat. Also noted: Dr. Spaulding resigns as president of Iowa Wesleyan University in Mt. Pleasant.
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Cedar County
W. P. Wolf
Dr. Spaulding
Iowa Wesleyan University
Mt. Pleasant
Eugene V. Debs
Muscatine
Yankee Regent Opera Company
Grand Opera House
A. Judson Kempton
First Baptist Church
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