22 Sep 1932
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1932
Page
1
The writer discusses Heywood Broun and political campaigning. He argues for independent candidates and urges discussion of electoral issues. The piece contemplates the payoff of public service and hints at pay and opportunities within government roles. It promotes informed participation and criticizes party dominance.
A noisy editorial page comments on Democratic and Republican fund-raising, emphasizes the need for informed public discussion, and critiques the Twenty First Amendment repeal debate. It calls for serious study of national affairs, urges better political engagement, and foresees Iowa producing a stronger voice in national discourse.
A public forum discusses price issues and proposed remedies. Speakers criticize printing and issuing deeds, the handling of price data, and bank involvement, urging clear understanding and action to curb rising costs.
The Real Issue in Muncie argues that Prohibition is used as a minor yet dramatic issue to camouflage the party’s lack of resources to aid those in need. The piece suggests the move is a political tactic to divert attention from real failures.
Fragmented text discusses whether beer and bread should be allowed, states rights as national policy, and workers returning to shop and farm. It references labor hours, mortgage payments, and the general public mood on economic relief, with scattered mentions of locations and names. It reads as a political column on wartime home front issues and social policy.
The Malvern town council met in special session on September 15 1932. The meeting was called to order by the mayor or presiding officer and proceeded with the stated business of the session.
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