15 Jun 1933
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1933
Page
1
Leaden subscribers and readers must pay postage due for notifiers of address changes furnished by the post office. Delays or failures to deliver the paper may occur. The best plan is to send the change of address promptly.
The piece critiques two common errors: borrowing to solve debt and drinking to curb liquor evils. It cites mortality figures from Chinese and Japanese hostilities totaling 60,000 and 10,000, and compares early auto death totals in the United States from 1851 and 1922, highlighting rising fatalities.
The piece notes a broader public concern surrounding a Senate investigation linked to the House of Morgan, while contrasting it with local issues. It warns residents in Malvern that summers bring more pool time for children, but stresses safety to prevent health hazards from prolonged water exposure.
President Roosevelt urged Congress to choose between maintaining pension and veterans benefits or raising new taxes to cover the gap. Congress now weighs which option will create the greater hardship for citizens and veterans, with debate focusing on who bears the burden.
Learn to swim at Malvern's municipal pool this summer for cooling relief and a valuable life skill. Swimming offers enjoyment and health benefits, with expert instruction available to build confidence and safety in the water. Take the opportunity this season to learn.
The piece argues for a revised tax system to stabilize prices and reduce debt burdens. It advocates a frosh sales tax with a graduated income tax as a means to more equitably distribute the tax load and curb economic volatility amid wartime financial pressures.
The extra session aims to adjourn with final conference reports due today in the House. Floor Leader Byrne stated Congress will likely finish work sometime Saturday. The era of Congress not dithering while Rome burns is noted as a continued unusual legislative effort.
A reflective column reviews postwar governance and policies under the new administration. It notes Congress activity, budget considerations, and expected adjustments. The piece discusses tax policy, Civilian Conservation Corps funding, and calls for rebuilding efforts amid economic strain. It mentions heat relief ideas and local weather coping tips, plus updates on liquor repeal efforts and other political events.
Fraudulent slogans like Boose Control of Government appeared in a South Carolina crackdown mockery as authorities attempted to curb smuggling and bootlegging. Officials noted confusion and misdirection while enforcing temperance era prohibitions amid public unrest and strained enforcement.
The article argues that enforcement costs of prohibition are offset by fines and taxes, claiming a net balance in favor of the government. It also mixes advice on farming, noting that early hay cutting yields higher leaf content and delaying cut raises stem percentage, plus guidance on planting and straw berry beds for next year.
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