16 Mar 1933
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1933
Page
1
Notices urge subscribers to promptly inform the transformation department of any changes in enrollment delivery or failure, with emphasis on current status and required updates to records. The brief underscores the need for timely data to maintain service.
Editorial notes Roosevelt's push for quick congressional approval of a beer manufacturing bill while praising his banking relief efforts. It depicts beer as priority for Congress, contrasts with bread relief, credits Republicans for support, and mentions a Burlington depot theft solved by secret service and Night Marshal Jake Frater.
In a reflective piece, the author discusses life without banks during the crisis, optimism for March snows and an eventual return to normalcy. They critique prolonged municipal budget deficits, urge prudent policy under President Roosevelt, and argue for withdrawing government from credit competition to lower loan costs. The tone remains cautious but hopeful about recovery efforts and stable banking.
Local items reflect a quiet period with talk of holidays and minimal public action. Notable notes include a counterfeit $10 bill incident, a critique approach for churches, and evolving work patterns such as a five day week in Malvern industries.
The Beardstey bill on personal income and corporate tax faces a potential clash with Hat tington fees and tariff fights as lawmakers weigh revenue measures. Prohibition groups stage demonstrations while lobbyists press for repeal and compromise. a 46 percent grain alcohol blending bill fails 67 to 48 in the House. The Assembly approves an insurance moratorium to aid policy holders and delays marriage license enforcement, with Lt. Governor prospects and a foreclosures moratorium extending redemption deadlines.
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