16 Feb 1933
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1933
Page
1
The notice urges readers to promptly send changes of address. It references a subscription service and asks subscribers to notify the publisher of new addresses. The wording is garbled but suggests updating records for mailing lists and related contact information.
Editorial notes sharp sarcasm as David Barry’s article is labeled dry while Senators defend their reputations. The piece critiques money, farm issues, and demagoguery, noting editors in Omaha and the trend of boiler plate usage funding the Western Newspaper Union and related coffers.
A fragmented column discusses the rise of boiler plate in newspapers as low advertising hits grow, notes the Joselyn family leaving Dutiness for eastern owners, and surveys fears of war with Japan amid debt, money, and credit debates. It mentions Senator Carter Glase and monetary inflation ideas, suggesting inflation of credit over money, while noting government borrowing and potential impacts on commerce. Weather reference closes the piece.
The article outlines legislative moves in the Iowa General Assembly to study and reduce public expenditures. It notes funding, surveys by Brookings, and timelines for preliminary findings to be presented to the legislature and governor by March, with further work anticipated in April and summer. It also discusses proposals on gas alcohol blends, income tax, and wage laws, plus House activity, committee actions, and potential salary cuts for state and local officials.
Gov Clyde Herring and Lt Gov Relion Kraselet lead a joint effort with Senators Water and Kimberley to select a study panel for state and county government finances. Brookings Institute will conduct a survey. $26 600 was appropriated for the committee and survey expenses.
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