16 May 1935
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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1935
Page
1
Edward W. Prickard reports on George Peek's push for a detailed study of U.S. direct investments abroad and foreign investment to reassess the nation's international creditor role. The move aligns with protectionist and reciprocal trade ideas, challenging existing New Deal policies and Secretary Hall's program.
National Topics interpreted by William Bruck report a standout explosion of business criticism toward the New Deal at a Cham ber of Commerce convention. The piece notes a rare unity in business thought, prompting aggressive White House and Senate responses, and discusses NRA tensions and potential legislative paths as 1986 approaches. The analysis highlights shifts in public opinion, congressional independence, and the political stakes for Roosevelt and opposition factions.
Philip C. Jessup argues in Current History that neutrality faded as nations share a common fate and the urge for honor, welfare, and prestige pushes governments toward war. Veterans groups push antiwar profits, scholars reexamine policy, while fears grow of aerial wiping out and deadly gases.
Ottumwa Iowa resident John W Hughes reflects on a long postal career and life advice suggesting success hinges on a good cook and diligent care of one’s duties. He served as a mail carrier for 45 years.
Farmers in the East London area report dairy cows coming home dazed and producing less milk. They blame a new wild grass named Buffalo Kweek that has appeared on grazing borders, noting its sweet taste but explosive effect on cattle.
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A humorous report notes how the first girl’s mustache story made people laugh while the second girl’s quirky wink and trickled time added a light moment. The piece highlights playful reactions and casual banter among the crowd.
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