11 May 1933
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Newspaper
Emmetsburg Democrat
Location
Emmetsburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1933
Page
1
A Republican editor notes the Sioux City Journal echoes President Roosevelt’s Sunday radio address while in office. The piece compares editorial styles and praises Roosevelt’s early actions and goals as the nation returns toward normalcy.
The repeal battle pressed into local conventions with pro and anti factions selecting June 20 delegates and appointing election officials unpaid. Predicted heavy campaigning lies ahead though authors warn against venomous rhetoric, hoping a decisive liquor question outcome will allow focus on other political issues.
A dated editorial argues kidnapping cases reveal flaws in current procedures. It notes police and parent influence, discusses a 9000? ransom passage, and criticizes the wealth‑driven crime dynamic. The piece calls for a long view on preventing child theft and questions effective law enforcement strategies.
Poona dispatch reports Indian authorities plan to release Mahatma Gandhi unconditionally to avert his 21 day fast, a move tied to his campaign against the caste system and untouchability. The note questions Gandhi’s unique global political influence and suggests his name will be recorded in history.
Editors condemn political opportunism as democratic gains meet strain from rising prices and wage issues. The Palo Alto Tribune frames the leaders behind protests as dangerous agitators using threats, while isolationist sentiment and harsh law follow in LeMars, urging restraint and accountability.
The article notes clashes over salaries for officials connected to the state auditor. Legislators appear wary of reforms, arguing existing laws and the constitution shape pay scales. Voters face questions on governance, state employe compensation, and the legal framework guiding these decisions.
A large gathering in Emmetsburg's Court House heard Rep P H Don Jon explain Iowa Beer Law provisions and county revenue. Attorney J W Morse argued against repeal and warned against liquor interests while plans to organize dry units across the county were discussed.
The Farm Inflation Bill grants the President broad powers to stabilize farm prices and reduce debt. Secretary Wallace would control farm production while the government finances debt relief via large currency expansion, federal bonds, and altered gold content. The plan includes marketing agreements, land bank support, loan relief, and refinancing for drainage and irrigation districts.
Rodman resident L. E. McClelland reports his young son Bobby suffered a bad cut after a baseball hit him last Wednesday. The injury required stitches and medical attention.
Mrs A P Rickiefs were callers in the Geo Nesshoefer home at Mallard late Friday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Henry Twigg and the Genthlers of Plover spent Thursday in the Wiliam Cwise home.
Miss Lucille Freeman drove to Estherville Saturday. Mr and Mrs John Brakke and family shopped at Algona. Miss Bernice Joynt and Miss Engles of Mallard called on Mrs Obas Slagle. Miss Engles sang at the community club. Farewell for Rev and Mrs E E Bem at M E church basement with sermons by visiting pastors. Rehm moves outfit toward Ruthven to finish road work. Thirteen Hours here Sunday May 14. Gene Mann of Spencer visited relatives. Various local residents attended meetings and church services. Lutherans at Luth eran Church in Cylin der. First Congregational and local church notices.
Mrs Steuhmer's division of the Congregational church will hold a rummage sale in the Linderman building in this city on Saturday May 13. Patronage is solicited.
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