18 Mar 1937
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1937
Page
1
The piece warns that federal style trade restrictions and tax plans threaten free interstate commerce. It highlights retaliation risk from southeast states and defends Edgar Sartan and Johnson Brigham for nonpartisan state service, criticizing Governor Kraschel for politicizing their offices.
The piece urges major New Deal reform to avoid a political crisis over court packing. It cautions against unchecked executive power and calls for practical farm and town upkeep. It notes rural revival as seasons change and stresses repairing fences, strengthening buildings, and better land use to boost prosperity.
Rambli n Round comments on nature and human nature, contrasting modern comforts with dangers of power and deceit. Notes 3,105 town old age assistance recipients died on rolls, 700 canceled for withdrawal or ineligibility, and critiques politicians likened to cigars.
The 1938 Iowa General Assembly moves toward adjournment with hundreds of last‑minute measures. Bills range from state welfare departments and centennial planning to tax exemptions, lard substitutes taxes, and beer licensing. Governors vetoes tilt the landscape as committees push more proposals before the April deadline.
Our Neighbors About the State notes classy winter seé band will perform at summer occasions with new uniforms trimmed in light gold. Corning boxing fans saw Joe Louis pass through on the Burlington en route to Omaha for an exhibition bout. A note on a shotgun seizure and jail for a man arrested by a game warden appears alongside scattered misprints and a garbled section on local basketball, shoplifting sentences, and Conti tagettes famed.
A compact week in history spans major labor clashes at Chrysler with 60,000 workers affected as union demands sparked court threats and factory sit ins, along with General Motors talks failing to secure a national minimum wage. Roosevelt’s fireside chats stir debate over Supreme Court reforms while European tensions rise with Spain blockade threats, Nazi rhetoric prompting protests, and naval postures signaling possible Anglo American cooperation.
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