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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1932
Page
1
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A long Atlantic era column critiques Hoover for opposing international debt cancellation, cites his role on the Debt Commission, and notes critics accusing him of internationalism. The piece surveys politics, the Chicago conventions, 1921-32 automobile shows, roads bonds, and local Malvern Community Club plans for 1922 amid floods and economic strain.
A Malvern coal dealer notes Iowa coal sold far above last year with advertising by the Town Coal Institute and local dealers. The effort spurred more mining activity, higher town payrolls, longer mine operation, and greater profits for operators while delivering cheaper fuel to residents. Newspapers also gain from new business this winter.
The League of Nations yearbook tallies arms outlay by nations for last year totaling no less than 94,158,000,000. United States 707,425,000 Soviet Union 768,943,000 France 446,980,000 Great Britain 465,255,000 Italy 248,946,000 Japan 236,861,000 India 211,587,000 Germany 171,924,000 Spain 102,583,000 China 94,291,000 Poland 99,878,000. The report argues that scrapping or greatly reducing war production would quickest restore world prosperity.
The National Batety Council warned that traffic deaths could reach a grim 35,000 in 1841, urging an informed public to drive prudently. The piece rails against carelessness and drunk driving, urges civic action, and notes a plan to expose eligible bachelors and reflect local weather and social scenes.
A roundup of editorial snippets from multiple papers arguing for boycotts against lawbreakers boosting crime reduction. Includes comments from Chariton Leader and Hampton Chronicle urging audit of air mail costs and tax waste. endet with a note on democracy and civic harmony.
The New York Herald Tribune notes Democratic leaders drift toward economic federalism with proposals like massive war‑style borrowing for public works. It highlights Governor Roosevelt backers and Senator Wheeler, while Smith moves toward Radicals, opposing tradition and urging federal highway and building projects as unemployment rises.
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