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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1934
Page
1
Notice to subscribers to promptly inform the subscription department of any address changes under the new postal law. Newspapers and periodicals may charge postage due for notices of address changes provided by the post office. Delays in delivery are a concern, and companies plan to send change notices for children.
The piece laments how quickly the rest of the world adapts without the United States and criticizes Congress for factionalism. It argues lines not party loyalties drive national legislators once posts are filled and leaders lose traditional party whips.
The county basketball tournament in Malvern promises seven solid contenders and much quality basketball each game as local fans recall a golden era of high school sports. Huey Long is noted for colorful impact, while Bemmes Walmsley’s New Orleans mayoral win narrows Long’s political surge and signals shifting national tides.
The piece weighs a southern senator’s ruthless methods in advancing his political machine, comparing him to frontier strongmen and questioning whether his influence strengthens or weakens Louisiana’s state governance. It casts him as a calculating figure whose career prompts reflection on the state’s political future.
The House and Senate pressed tax and liquor measures during a special session. Key actions included passage of administration bill H. F. No. 1 after days of debate, planned Senate votes on the tax bill, and a liquor central panel report. Auto tax reductions anticipated to ease property tax relief, with related budget shifts and potential conference talks. The session also considers wider compensation and public debt moves while eyeing the next election and possible gubernatorial candidates.
The article surveys congressional battles over a monetary bill and presidential power, noting a pivotal 43 to 46 Senate vote on an amendment challenging administration control of funds. It reports Roosevelt’s stance on pardons, party officials, and prosecutions, plus international tensions, Japan and Germany positioned against the Soviet threat, and Dillinger captured in Tucson after a hotel fire.
The letter and remarks recount concerns about continued federal spending and dependence. Congressman Summers warns that expanding government actions creates a reliant mindset, urging citizens and officials to preserve local responsibility despite economic emergencies, with the idea that government is ultimately the people. Dated January 26, 1984.
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