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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1934
Page
1
Editorial on economy and global arms influence in March issue
The piece notes improved business in most lines despite earlier gloom. It urges leniency for small business amid NRA codes and new Iowa liquor measures, critiques Fortune magazine's arms expose, and lists major arms producers in Europe and Asia as influential figures shaping world peace and war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fortune
Europe
Armament Makers Behind Wars Cited In Fortune Exposé
An excerpt discusses how armament producers and powerful European financiers influenced war dynamics. It highlights Francois de Ven de of France and the Banque de France, plus German and English connections, arguing profits from weapons fueled conflicts. The piece cites profiteering officials and media ties across nations, feeding disillusionment with war origins and governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
du Ponts
Bethlehem Steel
Francoin de Ven+de
France
Comite Des Forges Des France
Banque de France
Chamber of Deputies
le Temps
Arma
Hia
von Wendel
Germany
Hitler
Fortune
Quankind
Washington Braces As House Advances Agriculture Post Office Bills
A Washington letter describes cold prairie weather and heavy snow while Congress considers the Department of Agriculture appropriation and a conference report on the Post Office Department. A vote on the Agriculture bill is expected soon with adjournment over the weekend. The writer notes busy congressional offices, committee hearings on public lands conservation, and remarks by Secretary Wallace and Secretary Ickes. The House held a high session debating private bills before next week’s War Department funding decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Iowa
Prairie
Department of Agriculture
Post Office Department
Constituenta
Government de Pertmente
House
Kg Rile
Watli & O
Galning
Wallace
Ickes
Hoore
Degin
War Department
Turbulent World News Mixes Roosevelts NRA and Manchukuo
A panoramic 1930s snapshot covers Roosevelt pushing for NRA wage and price adjustments, tariff powers, and labor-capital tensions. Japan and China clash over Manchukuo as Henry Pu Yi’s puppet rule begins. Also noted are Gina Rasputinlibel suits involving Princess Irina Youssoupoff, and John Dillinger’s jail escape antics amid a country in economic and political flux.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
China
Manchuria
Manchukuo
Henry Pu ¥i
Mancharis
Henry Pu Yi
Town Major Attraction Draws Hundreds to Furniture Store
The town’s major event last week was Mansfield’s furniture store drawing hundreds of visitors who wandered amid a large stock of new furnishings. Patrons pictured how pieces would fit their homes, with many drawn to the modern lighting and automated displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manfield
Readers Forum on Brief Letters Encouraged
Readers urged to keep letters brief and to the point, reflecting on Macaulay. The note emphasizes concise discussion to benefit both writers and readers.
Objection to Bridge Funding Move in Malvern County Plan
A reader objects to divert federal bridge funds from Nishug Botna Buythegst project in Malvern to gravel county roads. They insist the money is legally designated for the bridge, urge direct labor hiring, and oppose contracting. They reference Secretary Ickea and a summer timeline tied to historical events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Tabor
Nishug Botna Buythegst
Malvern
Ickea
Vst Bulla
Goel
Helley
Dlalvara
Fragmented Notes On Campaigns And Odd Advice
Readable fragments discuss campaign methods and public behavior with references to Joe Wearth and Mr. Boebner. The text mentions old equipment, dances, front doors, and a wary tone about new techniques. It also references a Navy department order and a health claim about drinking water with meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Wearth
Government Expenditures Rise Versus Tax Income Across Decades
The article traces 1913 to 1980s trends showing per family government costs climbing from 121 to 4285 dollars, with total expenditures outpacing tax revenue by about 4 billion annually. It notes rising taxes during 1933 to fund expanding government, and pegs sectors like electricity and gas as major burdens on taxpayers while urging fiscal restraint.
Taxes Paid by the Utility Companies in 1938
The article notes U.S. public utility companies paid 2714,809,000 in taxes in 1938, with a single company paying 317,148.72. After a September shift of the federal excise tax on electricity from consumers to the company, annual taxes now exceed 400,000,00. It discusses rising taxes, costs, and regulatory pressures affecting utility provision and charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uuility
United States
Feders
Government energy costs vs taxes argued to reduce public expense
A historical discussion argues that officials should cut government expenditures and oppose high wartime rates by shifting focus to reducing costs. It claims an 84 percent saving on government outlays could be passed to households as savings on gas and electricity, asserting domestic service value exceeds tax burdens. The piece cites current rates for lighting a five room home and cooking for a family to illustrate perceived efficiency of public power versus government costs.
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