13 Apr 1933
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1933
Page
1
Governor Herring signs a bill to submit the question of electing delegates to a convention to ratify repeal of the prohibitory amendment. Election tentatively set for June 16 with a nomination convention a month earlier. Critics fault June timing due to low farm and rural voter turnout. They argue a later date would be fairer, while noting wets control may dictate June timing.
The article contrasts spring cleaning paraphernalia with the auto industry’s rapid advances, noting cars are now affordable to many and transportation is advancing faster than housing. It argues housing lags behind and modern homes with features like bathrooms and electrical conveniences benefit a minority, while the decade ahead promises housing and transportation development. It also invites readers to join Fairview Country Club for outdoor enthusiasts and golf.
A broad review notes House focus on the District of Columbia appropriation bill and related measures, while Senate debate centers on the Domestic Abortion and sericulture issues. It covers proposed mortgage refinancing, local Red Oak governance changes, tax ideas, and investigations amid a blend of political, economic, and regional concerns.
The Iowa General Assembly considers a banking reform bill giving the governor and banking department wide control over state banks and savings institutions, plus provisions for waivers and trust certificates. Debates also cover tax relief, highway refunding, and public funds release as lawmakers grapple with closures, deficits, and relief for contending counties.
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