01 Jun 1933
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1933
Page
1
A terse notice suggests sealing the change of address as the best plan amid uncertainty about obtaining the paper. The fragment hints at a procedure or safeguard, with Inavass cited as a possible agent or tool in the process. Further context is unclear from the OCR.
Mills residents plan to attend tomorrow night’s Farmers Merchants Bankers banquet at Glenwood Armory while Malvern opens its pool for the season. Editorial comments touch on taxation, labor share, and the need for economic revision to reduce debt burdens and boost domestic markets.
Officials publish county level notice in the local paper detailing actions and deadlines for residents. The notice covers permits, hearings, and required filings with dates and contact information for instructions.
An odd historical piece lauds Roosevelt recovery funds and outlines a fanciful Malvern program. Proposes a hillside elevator for citizens, a landscaping project at Roll course, and a hydroelectric plant on Little Creek to create jobs, illuminate Highway 34, and grow greens.
A dated note details aims to restore town facilities including window replacement, piano removal and renovation, and walk leveling. It discusses funding, borrowing from the Ro Fs, and proposes employment for 16 men over 61 days, with a77.53 expense and a 50 cent contribution for car tire fixes.
In Washington the House pushes emergency programs linking public works to industrial controls, aiming to boost recovery and public confidence. A new banking bill is expected to raise bank reserves and revive lending, as Roosevelt urges Congress to move on ending the gold standard.
A condensed digest of political and economic turmoil featuring figures like Owen D. Town, John J. Reskob, Senator McAdoo, and banker Joseph W. Harriman amid the Morgan network. The Recovery Bill passes 324 to 76 as tax changes favor capital, while disarmament talks yield cautious optimism. Mooney’s California acquittal contrasts with debates over the gold clause and pension of the era.
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