02 May 1935
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1935
Page
1
Notices urge subscribers to promptly inform the subscription department of address changes under the new postal plan newspapers must prepay postage for notices and delays or missed deliveries may occur by failing to update.
An editorial applauds Iowa Republican youth for urging a six year single term for the presidency and a planned constitutional amendment. It argues this would curb early campaigning and political machine building, reducing wasteful expense and allowing leaders to focus on governance. The piece contrasts behavior with current practices and notes other political shifts.
Notice in probate for the will of Charles G. Wortz late of Mills County Iowa. The instrument filed April 29 1935 and May 13 1935 is set for proving at 9 o clock a m at the Glenwood courthouse. Objections will be heard by the court. Dated April 29 1935. J F Greene Jr Clerk Deputy H UC Altekruse.
The Office of Education notes several large private colleges and univ ersities in the Union and cites states that did not establish state universities early. Connecticut Massachusetts New York Pennsylvania and Rhode Island are listed as lacking state universities.
Special Correspondent recounts events at the 46th Iowa General Assembly with adjournment at 4:30 on April 23. The week brought liquor control hearings, a proposed state liquor commission overhaul, a truck tax dispute, and push for a state highway patrol. Lawmakers debate special session likelihood, chain store taxation, and seeking federal funds for public works.
Frank Walker Harold Ickes Rexford Tugwell and Robert Wood named to run Roosevelt work relief program with a 4.88 billion dollar budget across highways farming rural electrification and housing while domestic silver price jumps to 77.57 cents per ounce sparking expectations of further gains amid treasury buying and market speculation. Huey Long roars at Ickes then travels to Des Moines as Farmers Holiday Association rally unfolds with Milo Reno opposing the Roosevelt administration. Republican midwest meeting in Excelsior Springs plots a fresh GOP path. A devastating Formosa earthquake kills over 3,100 and leaves thousands homeless with water shortages and aftershocks adding to the catastrophe.
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