12 Oct 1933
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1933
Page
1
Leaden subscribers are asked to notify the subscription department promptly of any changes in their address. Under new post laws newspapers must pay postage due for notices of address changes supplied by the post office. Delays in delivery or failure to meet deadlines are problems. the best plan is to announce address changes in advance.
The Leader champions the third annual Cooking School in Mille County inviting all women to attend sessions. It praises Malvern businesses and manufacturers for support, urges readers to buy locally, notes commodity dollars for church pledges, and to sustain buying despite farm price pressures, highlighting economic cooperation and community hospitality.
Every cook knows modern plumbing makes housework easier with new kitchen sinks saving steps. Discover low costs for up to date sinks and plumbing equipment. J R Cardwell licensed master plumber offers estimates without obligation at Malvern.
The text notes a trend where groups prefer federal aid as local and state governments issue tax anticipation warrants to cover bills. It suggests the national government and the school system may increasingly back secondary education, signaling growing reliance on federal support over time.
The statement argues all government spending comes from taxpayers and urges replacing the current system with a gross sales tax plus a graded net income tax. Every transaction would be taxed in both categories to fund government functions and distribute the burden equitably.
The piece discusses proposed tax reforms to curb property confiscation and stabilize money, arguing they would reduce municipal debt and shift investment to commercial channels. It shifts to a satirical scene of an American home where a family reads the paper, leading to a dramatic curtain moment.
The week covered labor code disputes and miners work resumption after conferences with steel executives and unions. Roosevelt dismissed FTC official Humphrey amid partisan signals. Four Urechel kidnapping convicts got life terms. a Chicago mail robbery probe tied to business and underworld. World Series attendance rose with Giants beating Senators four games to one. Henry Mencken resigns as American Mercury editor. Walter Lippmann notes Mencken’s influence.
W P Wortman declares as editor owner and publisher of The Malvern Leader Malvern Iowa for October 1 1933. He lists publisher editor and managing editor names and addresses and notes ownership by Wortman with no other stockholders or securities. Sworn before a notary in Mills County Iowa.
A Chicago Great Western Railroad president urges action over waiting, criticizing college students and workers who idle for better times. He warns against dole reliance and praises the doers shaping tomorrow. The Chronicle-Telegram lauds American resolve amid downturn and renewed hope across small towns, noting Spartan-like courage and a brighter sun ahead.
A garbled OCR snippet shows a troubled personal note or informal remark. It contains fragmented phrases and nonsensical names, with no clear event, date, or identifiable organizations. The readable content suggests a heated or unclear communication rather than a reportable incident.
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