Unclear text fragment on power policy and authority promises
Fragmentary report mentions a plan involving cheap power and an authority organization. The readable bits are garbled and do not establish concrete names, dates, or outcomes.
14 Feb 1935
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1935
Page
1
Fragmentary report mentions a plan involving cheap power and an authority organization. The readable bits are garbled and do not establish concrete names, dates, or outcomes.
Unclear OCR fragment references presses and change of edit. Reads like a damaged note about printer processes or publication steps. Unable to determine a coherent event or entities from the legible text.
The piece argues against abolishing county and school district offices, warning of a top heavy bureaucratic shift to bureaus and commissions. It urges rural taxpayers to mobilize Representatives and Senators to resist drastic changes while praising Malorra’s basketball team and local pride in its leaders and teachers.
A garbled report from Washington recounts congressional debate over defense and commerce, mixed with a powder keg of vivid local notes. The piece laments misstatements about attendance and names, and mixes satire at a social gala with criticism of journalism.
A garbled forum message raises questions about clarity and accuracy in reader correspondence. The misspelled lines suggest concerns over editorial standards and the right to reliable newspaper guidance for community readers.
The readable text shows garbled phrases about political care and corroboration from an unclear source. It notes possible reliability issues with peers or related financial figures and mentions buying as a questionable action amid confusion.
The legislature may form an investigating committee to probe rumors of graft in state government. Critics warn about bias and aim to harmonize investigations to avoid whitewash while key proposals surface in Des Moines.
A dispute rages over a state investigation into liquor dealings. Cray's indictment and Governor Herring’s resignation demand loom as Democrats push a limited, public option while Republicans seek broader, unlimited funding and control. The stalled Appropriations Committee battle centers on publicity and bipartisan makeup.
Reporters struggle to keep up as the General Assembly moves quickly with committee work and open hearings. A proposed constitutional amendment seeks a single house elected by district lines. the bill faces a two year wait. A Highway Commission plan would tax rail traffic and require interstate cargo reporting. A Basic Science Board bill would require exams for medical practitioners, provoking strong debate over profession protection and competition. The Senate chamber is crowded as legislators and visitors discuss the measures and the state’s reaction to reform.
Fragmented text appears to discuss a confidence question and potential manipulation by unidentified parties. It mentions dollars, police inference, and a staged scenario. Limited readable facts prevent a clear news item, but hints at a formal inquiry or audit context with references to figures and a held over party.
A week of wartime diplomacy sees Britain France and Italy backing a Franco Italian plan for mutual aid and Austrian independence backed by a united front against German rearmament. The move pressures Hitler while Washington battles policy wrangles over public works and regulation. Separately Chicago police probe the fatal outer drive shooting of Thomas Malay, amid a spate of labor related violence and crime cases in the city.
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