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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1935
Page
1
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An editorial from Malvern reflects on heavy rain, the eighth annual Farmers Merchants Bankers banquet at Glenwood, and the NRA decision. It discusses social unity among bankers farmers and merchants, political implications of the Supreme Court ruling, and lessons from the New Deal era framed as cautious optimism about future policy and public judgment.
The town discusses the Supreme Court ruling on the NRA with the President signaling his stance at a press conference. Congress and Washington officials weigh possible actions in the executive and legislative branches as voluntary codes prove imperfect. Indicators show farm prices, car loadings, stores, metals, and building materials recovering, aided by New Deal measures and NRA momentum. The House has short sessions while the Senate debates extending the NHA bill. the next move hinges on the House and presidential reaction.
A fragmented personal diary recounts a holiday weekend filled with errands, meals, weather, and small events. The author details breakfastless mornings, flag duties, garage chores, music and performances, boat trips, Sunday golf, dinners with friends, and reflections on weather and local happenings across Friday to Monday. The entries mix humor with daily trials and social encounters.
A week of pivotal events centered on the Supreme Court's unanimous limits on New Deal powers. Justice decisions struck down NRA, mortgage moratorium, and FTC dismissals, signaling a clash over interstate commerce and federal authority. President Roosevelt framed shifts toward a stronger central government while promising lawful changes to the Constitution. Other world events included France's budget crisis and cabinet upheavals, a ransom case in Tacoma, and ongoing criminal plots linked to gang activity.
The column laments farmer colonization of prairie land and rising tenancy, arguing eminent domain and rent-to-own parcels for 33 years at 3 percent. It blasts Hoover era or Roosevelt era policy views and cites Lincoln and greenbacks as debt relief examples, urging a populist stance against monopolies and land speculation.
A fragmented report notes a ticket selling event for the FI M By banquet and a discussion with O Finkle on rainfall statistics. EB Knight of the Legion pool communities seeks loaned help as chilly weather keeps swimming groups indoors while Forey calls for activity. J Danalows to improve tens wis courts laments hard high on surfaces. In the afternoon a trip to Glanwood aims to learn various things before returning late to the tonguegs showroom.
The Malvern Leader reports L W Boehner of Malvern plans to run for United States senator on a third party ticket. A Woodbine editor notes cautious personal regard but cannot fully support the candidate. The Oakland Acorn adds a satirical tip about bootlegger avoidance suggesting a home saloon with no license as a joke.
A fragmented passage suggests a speculative plan about buying drinks and saving money. It mentions amounts like 23.50 to bank, 10 to start a business, and two drinks on the house. It projects long term outcomes including burial, education, housing, marriage, and reducing worry. The text is incoherent and reads as a stray OCR fragment.
Record of Instruments filed May 17 to May 24 1935 in Mills County Iowa reports transfers including J A Burgoin to Otto Hohneke for 3400 in Malvern NW 21-13-41 Wm Barnes to C R & D 3 Barnes property in 34-71-42 and Forrest Ly Kirby transfer of Lot 1 Strahane Add to Malvern. Also mentions first electric drive ship Jupiter and Cyclops reference.
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