22 Apr 1943
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1943
Page
1
The piece debates a wartime debt around 300 billion dollars and per capita shares, noting interest costs and long term payments. It argues victory justifies debt, critiques waste and inflation, and warns of unequal income from debt. It also mentions local honors for The Stanton dephyr by The Little White City publisher.
The piece praises Editor Norris for developing a small town newspaper that has gained reader appreciation. It also commends Editor Fred Hill on the Hamburg Reporter for its state distinction in community service and notes national recognition a few years ago for love history. It critiques state spending and calls for practical proposals to improve government while preserving democracy.
An Iowa bus trip during wartime restrictions turned into lively travel lore as passengers, including an elderly army man, debated minor mishaps with a bent license plate after grazing a car near Creston. The group signed waivers to avoid legal trouble, shared jokes, and recollections from Carbon to Hamiltons as they neared Malvern.
Political observers predict a potential showdown between Henry W. Huron and Robert A. Blue as Republicans assess the next gubernatorial nomination. The discussion centers on future vacancies and possible succession plans for U.S. Senate or state offices, with names like Hickenlooper and Wilson floated amid shifting retirements.
The 1943 Iowa Legislature passed over 300 bills with the notable tax cut for the year and higher appropriations totaling about 26 million annually, plus war-related measures. Governor Hickenlooper adjourned April 8 with a noted clock stoppage. the session featured jokes from Speaker Burma and a focus on wartime production, state guard activity, and conservation farming in Mills County.
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