28 Apr 1938
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1938
Page
1
The Reader editor notes town pride from Des Moines events and urges community driven recovery through education, field trips, and industrial training. They praise The Leader and weekly papers for local support, critique liberalism trends, and discuss economic unrest including unemployment and civic gifts to foster goodwill.
A broad recap covers presidential spending, tax shifts, and party dynamics ahead of fall elections. It notes Republican and conservative Democratic pushes, proposed federal outlays for public works, housing, and RFC loans, and shifts in monetary policy and labor standards prospects. Foreign events include Ethiopia, Spain, Britain, and China, with framing of potential conflicts and regional maneuvers.
J L Talbott’s young son is ill at week’s start. An Orange Tea will be held at Beehner’s hall Tuesday evening by the Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society. Two issues of the Opinion appear under new management with Mr. Robinson shaping the paper. Miss Kathe French returns from state university, and Miss Ruth Boehner with Miss Iona Dearhortz visited Omaha for Sara Bernhardt. Florence and Cora Durbin returned from Sheridan, Wyo. Wm Kneeland’s Pantatorium near The Leader office received paint, and Mr and Mrs 0 F Whearth moved into a new Marlan avenue home, praised as among Mulvera’s finest.
Readers are urged to keep letters brief and pointed as they praise clean, high spiritual leadership. The message calls for the selection of the best, cleanest men to govern and guide the church and the nation, citing the need for wealth, trust, and moral integrity amid widespread misery.
Aches, safferine, debauchery and sin easing broken homes and ra inpd eves among our fellowmen paused amobity by tse of liquor and strong drink and other sine fil indulgences. Therefore we should hormstly, before God and man, place ourelvef to forever abstain from the one of these ani ual Indulgences in any form and discouracy thedp use as they are poly filthy poison, dangerous, and not desired or better homes. We should use our best effers to pro mote and sustain the peesdtt fem- Peminee CAUEe in our preat nae Hon-Ed Biegerstalt
The Griswold board purchased Tinwhtely land for an athletic field and agriculture experiments. Town air mail pickup points announced for National Air Mail Week May 15 to 21 with Osceola designated among 27. A thief wave targets fields. farmers warned to lock tractors and leave them in sheds.
A concise definition frames an ingenious person as skillful in invention or invention related tasks. The term covers those adept at inventive work and relates to a clear, frank character free from deception.
Jud Tunkins states he does not care for money and wishes a few creditors shared that sentiment. He stresses a personal focus beyond financial concerns amid mounting debts and public interest in his financial stance.
Congress writes of spring politics as debates sharpen on the tax bill and wage legislation. The House and Senate weigh a new escalator wage floor, with 21 cents per hour and an $11 weekly minimum for full-time workers. Naval appropriations rise by $200 million, facing opposition, while recovery spending dominates talk as Spain and China remain unsettled. Washington buzzes with convening and travel as hotels fill and theatres see lines before rush hours.
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