28 Mar 1935
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1935
Page
1
Leader urges subscribers to promptly ratify address changes to avoid delivery delays. Under new postal laws, papers must pay postage for those who fail to update. The notice advises submitting change of address to prevent missed issues.
The piece critiques the gold clause ruling by the Supreme Court, praises Congressman Otha Wearin for his stance on airships, and notes vast govt spending on dirigibles. It highlights reader letters from Lester M. Carson of Emerson and invites free debate in the Reader's Forum amid dairy and livestock market chatter in Malvern.
Readers are urged to consider the views of FuB Relations to Mills County's representative and to reflect on the opportunities for constituents to influence the assembly. The note also expresses sympathy for Representative Cramer if concerns have been raised.
The article reviews economist Benja min Andersen Jr.'s stance on farm production control praising the plan as emergency relief while seeking export markets to avoid price drops. It also lauds Malvern's Volunteer Fire Department as a long standing, democratic, and highly effective community service body.
A Mills County sheriff sale is pending on a judgment of $1,150 against Sylvia A. Combs et al, with costs. The report weaves in local anecdotes of auctions, snowbound travel, Hitler era chess, and a journalism class experiment, reflecting a rural town’s busy but unsettled week.
Lester M Carson of Eimersan Iowa argues in support of building rigid airships like the Macon. He says their long range, cargo and aircraft capacity, and ability to locate enemy ships justify cost and risk, especially against a hostile air attack near Washington.
A garbled plea laments leniency and criticizes officers for failing their duty. The text mentions criminals, vigilance, and unnamed officials, with a distorted archaic style referencing a leader and a local office.
The week saw the Supreme Court split five to four over gold clause validity in nonfederal bonds, allowing some actions while barring others. The court held Congress lacked power to repeal gold clauses in federal bonds but allowed civil suits on nonfederal issues. a TVA power program ruling threatened to reshape federal involvement in private business.
Senator Homer Hust reflects on a late-session adjournment that extended into March. He notes varying reasons for the prolonged vacation, mentions key bills pushed last minute, and warns of rushed, error-prone legislation. He highlights mortgage moratorium extensions, foreclosure exemptions, new debtor relief, liquor law scrutiny, and road bond refund debates as examples of recent sweeping but controversial measures.
Court of Mills County Iowa issues a judgment against Howard C Alen et al for 795 dollars plus costs. W S DeMoss sheriff will sell Lot 3 except 16 feet of block 42 in Glenwood City at public auction March 23 1935 between 9 am and 4 pm at the county courthouse for cash to satisfy the execution.
A Wichita Eagle editorial tone quotes the Chickasaw Indians of Oklahoma voting to become government wards and remarks on their quick adoption of white men’s ways, reflecting contemporary Indigenous policy views.
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