Unemployment Debate and Global Armament Burden
An editorial critiques unemployment solutions, proposing a 90 to 160 day work vacation funded by employers while banning regular workers. It warns that rising armaments threaten social services and laments budget cuts amid a discussion of Lewy Browne's gloom about long-term depression and a possible return to dictatorship in nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barkere
Brain Trust
Thore Idenliste
Lewy Browne
Apuaker
Pations
Permitted Vision of Liberty and Global Haven
The text discusses preserving American ideals of liberty and economic equality, while aiding other nations to escape oppression. It warns progress requires long effort, comparing to Rome’s decline, and urges steadfast determination to maintain a traditional ideal and offer asylum to others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browne
Wearin at Washington by Congressman Wearin
Congressman Wearin reports on Home Owners Loan status and projected hearings. He notes ongoing debate over final form and support for another year of the program. He mentions stay orders, loan refusals in Seventh District, and Fishermen relief through pending measures.
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Adown
Jowa
Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Rayburn
Congressions al Record
Washington
Dublink Op Amie
Life Prea Jilercy
Qype Ver Wen
Gaya
History of the Week by Glendon Williams
An interpretive weekly digest recounts political muddle around the 1930s campaign landscape. Roosevelt era tensions surface as Huey Long and Farley clash publicly, NRA legality battles unfold, and constitutional rulings ripple through state and federal codes. The piece mixes policy shifts, court decisions, and wartime context with reflections on leadership.
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Glendon Williams
Huey
Abenaden
Johneans
Johnson
Waruch
Farlex
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Post Office Committee
Senate
Senator Long
Pusat
Farley
Long
Aren
Gallenge Week
Algo
Fayay Long
Hoosevelt
Cone S
Ioosevelt
Ryove- Welt
Fragmented notes on school play and local chatter
Random snippets recount a junior class play printed by WeYll press with Edward Wearin credited. The piece veers into anecdotes about community goods resale, tobacco costs, a California trip, a street altercation, and local townsfolk including Ben Hall of Tabor and Mrs Benton, all in a rambling, humorous column style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Wearin
Warren
Red Oak
Ben Hall
Tabor
Fremont
Mills
Burlington
Assembly Passes Halfway Mark In State Legislature
The General Assembly nears mid session as House action piles up bills and debates over salaries liquor laws and public notices continue. Lawmakers anticipate a fall special session to tackle unresolved matters while hundreds of bills already await action in both chambers.
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Dille
Acte
House
Senate
Quer
Gov. Herring
Ninth and Mulberry Streets
State Equor Commission
Aquor
Page
Denison
Supreme Court
Polk County
Hice
Keokuk County
Mercer
John Son
Johannes
Oscealy
Towa
DOW
Arch Mebaplane
Watertay
Blue
Weigit
Hickenlooper
Lian
Euy
Aquur
Saapielung
Teles Feo
Seabee Macket
Husted Ul Adult Lay
WBN Peluee
Coltuetion
Providdax
Haterogt
Mirdisun
Real Estate Transfers in Miscounty Iowa March 1 1935
Record of Instruments filed by the Recorder and Clerk lists transfers from March 1 to March 4 1935 with names like Fred M. Grete guardian and B L Farrington deed amounts and land in sections 13 14 23 24 71 43 plus other tracts in Glenwood Malvern and surrounding areas. Transactions include guardians, deeds and sheriff transfers with various dollar amounts and lot descriptions. The list ends with a line of stray verse from the Atchhin Globe.
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Bistrict Court of Miscounty
Iowa
Fred M. Grete
B.L. Farrington
Lincoln
Joy Newman
Elta &. Thompson
D.W. Bates
Hee
Amy A. Vagtal
Alice NM. Reed
Frederick A. Mulholland
W. D
Raymond Laird Ton
Harold F. Cheney
H. B. Cheney
Sheriff
Mills Co. Bldg. & Loan Asun
Elk
Glenwood
Sherif
W. A
W. G. Timmons
Loren & Murphy
Malcoling
Campbell Et al
Hay
Soderutrum
Assembly Sidelights by Senator Homer Husn
Senator Husn reports on budget and law changes in the Iowa legislature. Proposals cut salaries over 1000 dollars, merge conservation with game commission, and seek highway funding shifts and license reforms. A motor vehicle tax and truck regulation bill draws Senate and House contention, with committee reorganization plans for state agencies.
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Supreme Court
Iowa
House
Senate
Stain Board of Conservation
Congress
Carleton D. Leh
Beh
Reh
Liquor Investigating Committee
Liquor Commission
Sneither House
Motor Vehicle Committee
Railroad Commission
Secretary 7 State
Benate
Secretary of State
Teghitvation and Theyond Buttol Byelam, AL Lite Writing It % Tecom Mundt
Yelom
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Malvern Leader
W. P. Wortman
Malvern
Laws
Board of Supervisors
Toha Press, Associari
Shane Berens
Editorial
Atlantic Monthly
Bewd WE
Centonne
Arlington Bt. Muatuy
Tha D. Wearin
Roosevelt
NRA
Hugh John- Fon
House Senate
Jersey
Donald Weiberg
Haw
Wisconsin Supreme Court
New York
Oliver Wendell Holmes
United States Supreme Court
Jane Week
Jasen Holmes
Ely
Glen
Turkey
Grout Rlein
PTA Ebei
Valu Blinhiavat
Pheer
Slidter
Great Britain
John Simon
Correvir
Anethony Eden
Cow
Hrert YouTeran
British Foreign Ofice
Choate
Vaughn Hoover
Anliques
Tod
Mr. Roehner
California
Upton Sinclair
Mr. Boehner
Odd Man
Paul Monta
AETNA
J. H. Beck With
Dering 46Th Assembly
Gruenwald, Nelson and Shaw
N Husted
Hopkins
Representatives Cunningham
Polk
Yager
Dickinson
Weed
Madigan
Leif Frick
Columbus
San Salvadore
Atchhin Globe
DRS, Kline & Kline
Ustmoputtity
Phyalgiany Gmike
Omtew
Lowa
Bavings Bank
Dlaynaale Manes
Howse
Dad
Assembly
Homer Husn
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