11 May 1933
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1933
Page
1
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The piece opines on Paddock Park’s beauty and garden improvements, warns against dictatorship and defends Roosevelt and Wallace's farm bill powers, then argues good government requires citizen effort. It celebrates motherhood as a universal bond, notes Mothers Day’ s evolving meaning amid economic hardship, and endorses the Golden Rule Foundation’s bread not flowers plea.
A Washington reader discusses the farm bill and inflation concerns, noting corn price effects and projected impacts on oats. Malvern news covers a moving Colorado mountain tale, dandelion battles, civic mood at town hall, and curious happenings around the Iowa State bank building with local color and small-town humor.
In Washington 2008 discussions focus on a ten percent alcohol fuel blend amid a slow House floor debate. Projections suggest a potential market impact, with analysts citing about 1.7 billion dollars tied to gasoline consumption and ethanol usage.
In Washington discussions with Itellan, Germany, and Argentina continue as Roosevelt signals currency depreciation to boost competitiveness. Norman Davis roams Europe pursuing the tariff truce while Iowa Farmers Holiday association backs a nationwide farm embargo starting May 18, contingent on Congress action. Wisconsin and Minnesota dairy talks with Secretary Wallace loom as regional unrest grows and police seize leaders amid martial law in Des Moines.
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