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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1933

Page

1

Roosevelt A Nation in Troubled Waters Seeks Unity

Roosevelts ascent to the presidency is hailed as bold and vital for a country in deep crisis. The editorial urges unity, prayerful backing, and cooperative effort to confront unprecedented economic and global challenges, promising to support the new leader and his team. It notes Dollar Days in Malvern as local business shows backing by merchants and public. The piece stresses resolving wreckage before rebuilding and pledges citizen effort to aid reconstruction and recovery.

Franklin D. Roosevelt United States Hoover Roosevelt Malvern Rovgervelt Mr. Roosevelt

Return to Normalcy After Friday’s Drastic Step

The text notes a drastic step taken on Friday night and expresses hope to begin a slow climb back to normalcy on a surer path. It emphasizes cautious advancement and the need for stability following recent actions.

They Call Us Civilized Warns On Auto Fatalities

Travelera Insurance publishes a booklet entitled They Call Us Civilized to illuminate the high toll of car crashes. It notes that 1932 saw fewer accidents but more severe outcomes, with auto deaths totaling 25,000 and 325,000 lives lost in 16 years. The essay urges citizen action to curb this battlefield of streets and highways.

Travelera Insurance Company San Francisco America Ufe

The 1932 Iowa 4-H Club Costs and Reforms

A survey of Iowa 4-H club funding shows total costs around 184 500 with state and county support from 1931 32 and 32 33. Expenditures cover Eldora training school education and guidance for 552 boys 191 220 346 72 per boy 6 09. Includes beef dairy and colt clubs 15 250 and statewide extension 43 000 plus office costs 15 000 and other minor items. The article mixes confused figures and anecdotal notes on local life and politics.

Towa Eldorg Iowa Farm Bureau Alues Extension Department Nhorul Eldora

Mule Killed by Lightning in January

Weeran Bowen reported a mule strike by lightning in January near Hastings. The unusually warm January preceded the event, with records noting Jen 20 as a warm day. Insurance adjusters paid for the loss, though details remain unclear.

Congress Ends Session Amid Debt Talks and Cabinet Shuffles

The 78th Congress nears its close as Roosevelt sets a three week window to sign the new amendments. Bankruptcy reforms reach enactment aiding private debtors while a cotton acreage cut is debated. Rainey named Speaker designate, Perkins set to become first female cabinet member. editor notes convey mixed progress and ongoing fiscal reductions.

House of Representatives Senate Rainey Tinois Burns Tennessee Cullen New York City Snell Pottsdam N. Y Englebright California Benator Walsh Brealds Henry A. Wallace Middle West Mias Francea Perkins New York

Assessors' Agricultural Statistics Praised in Des Moines

W F Callander, chairman of the U S crop reporting board, commends Iowa on ideal statistical work under the Weather and Crop Bureau. He notes excellent progress due to fine weather and good roads, with statistical books already arriving at Mr Reed's office. Local officials and farmers cooperated, while other states lag behind in this annual agricultural census effort.

Dea Moines Dan W. F. Callander Crop Reporting Board U.S Washington, D. C Ray Murray Iowa Department of Agriculture Charles D. Reed Iowa Weather and Crop Bureau Lasiie M .Carltews U. S. Department of Agriculture Towa Désessora Westher and Nnsessors Haa Reed Tarmera

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