30 Nov 1933
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1933
Page
1
A terse notice discusses changes to subscriptions and leadership, mentioning boats, patrols, and changes in service. The fragment hints at a publication or mail system update affecting subscribers and officials, with names and places obscured.
A dated editorial critiques federal relief and public works funding, noting wind and snow disruptions in Mills county and Wall Street irritation over Roosevelt's monetary policy. It argues for reducing private relief demands and enabling able-bodied needy to earn their sustenance, praising those who have historically sacrificed to prevent hardship.
The article argues public works can restart recovery by boosting buying power, potentially ending the depression. It warns if the program fails, harsher measures may follow. It discusses wealth distribution, possible limits on production freedom, and favors the corn hog plan for farmers, noting its cash benefits could inflame money supply and encourage reductions as profitable.
D Austin of Malverg and ES Steed of Ja. write Henry Wallace demanding a clear distinction between currency printing and government note printing. They object to the phrase currency printing as insulting Lincoln and warn it fuels anti common sense rhetoric, asking for an explanation.
The 1934 General Assembly considers an administration tax package including a 1 percent net income tax, 2 percent corporate tax, and a 2 percent retail sales tax with exemptions for utilities and public works. A second major bill, known as the Property Tax Limitation and Relief Act, would tax the privilege of doing business based on gross income. House and Senate work continues with many bills advancing, hearings held, and concerns about quorums and committee delays.
A county auditor notice describes land ranges and townships in a 1988 claims process. It warns the public that objections and claims for damages must be filed with the Auditor of Adams County by December 18, 1988, along with highway actions nearing completion.
The piece reflects on paradoxes of eloquence and influence, questioning whether rhetoric outshines action and noting the value and limits of language. It cites the Dahlgren gun, a U. S. Navy invention used on the frigate line at Hampton Roads during the Monitor versus Merrimac combat, linking poetry and technology to naval history.
A fragmented reminiscence recalls an eager crowd facing delays for a big game. Early start slips, ticket hustles, toll memories, and routes through Plattsmouth. Nebr towns, river views, and rail disappointments color the scene as officials, weather, and old friends weave into a crowded door jam before the kickoff.
A review of the week’s public discourse on gold policy and inflation. Notable figures include O M W Spracus, James P Warburg, Alfred E Smith, and Senator Borah. Roosevelt administration defenses cited, with Morgenthau regulation tightening Treasury statements. Domestic issues include civil works, repeal of the eighteenth amendment, NRA codes, and European disarmament talks with a shifting French cabinet under Herriot.
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