Week in Review of New Deal and Global Politics
Analysis of top policy moves in the United States with NRA debates and labor bills, plus global shifts in France Britain and Asia. NRA changes show wage trends, government purchases rules, and anti trust enforcement as part of a broader New Deal push before the next election. In France Pierre Laval seeks a stable cabinet while Britain sees a nominal reshuffle with Ramsay MacDonald resigning. Japan presses North China demands. China prepares to resist.
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ISENQ Changes of Address Promptly Leader
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Editorial Praises New Deal Significance and Local Progress
The piece notes five major Supreme Court decisions affecting the New Deal, with four being against and one in favor, praising the Brain Trust and local legal minds. It lauds drought resilience, crop prospects, and a booming cinema industry while commending Mills County’s road program toward all weather routes, and expresses admiration for the American system amid France’s difficulties.
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Strawberry Time Then and Now in Folly
The piece contrasts past strawberry season rituals with modern abundance. It laments a loss of traditional garden picking and simple meals while noting year round greens and seafood. It reflects on patriotic emotional swings and the idea that good judgment follows hype.
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Legion of Decency
Mollywaod
What Other Editors Say
The piece notes sympathy for President Roosevelt and questions whether editors urge the nation to adopt a better mood. It cites the Winterset Madisonian’s survey of state government economy with careful fact listing and critiques taxes and economy claims. The excerpt references editor opinions from multiple papers and figures.
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Madisonian
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Public Press Urges Open News to Check Spending
A collection of letters and fragments argues for strong newspaper publicity of public spending to curb corruption. The writer defends honest officials, condemns grafters muzzling the press, and praises investigative reporting as a tool for accountability.
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Hawke
Farmer
Cedar Rapids
Verne Marshall
Lions City
Cooper
Wearin at Washington Congress Debates NRA Extension
Rep Wearin notes Congress considers NRA extension while Supreme Court reshapes policy. House passes form identical to Senate bill with no major amendments. Business leaders face crossroads as markets dip and layoffs rise, prompting talk of a new emergency recovery program. Dated notes hint at summer adjournment and possible congressional action on various matters.
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Sumuer
United States Introduces New 10,000 Ton Cruiser
The Navy added a new 10,000 ton cruiser to the fleet and plans for three additional 19,000 ton cruisers to join by 1835. The new vessel joined the fleet for the first time last week near U.S. 3 in San Francisco as part of extended naval expansion.
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Malvern Leader notes 1885 town life and quarantine
From The Malvern Leader June 11 1885 items recall mail on time from Q depot a new wolf in John Foulks catalog photos of nine babies a fine day for babies and a thriving baseball trip to Balfour. Quarantine tightens for Shenandoah Clarinda but eases for exposed towns while local politics show a Republican visitor at the Wetmore home.
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Malvern Leader
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Strahan
Shenandoah
Clarinda
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Malvern Firs Department
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Earl McCormick
Byron Thom
Stewart Foster
Marshall
Guy Harold
Chas. Higgins
E. FP. Buckingham
Otis Martin
Lawrence Talbott
Andrew Tinton
Lyle Wilkins
Harry Wilson
George Marah
Orel Corbin
Harold Case
Clyde VanHorne
Ward Jones
Eat Robbins
F. R. Chentry
Ossie Smith
May Whitney Farnham
Malvern High School
Helen Clark
Ina Salyers
Blanche McCartney
Gladys Baird
Ruth Reynolda
Mary Johnson
Gianetha Emerick
Blanche Wammons
Anna Anderson
Lena Poulson
Grace Bingaman
Irven Donner
Walter Slothower
Marvin Johnson
Paul Slothower
Lulu Potts
Ida Salvere
Eulalig Larlaon
Lelia Adeamu
Amy Hammers
Devips Slothower
Lucy Gearhart
Balfour
Malvern Electric Theater
J. C. Hale
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