15 Aug 1935
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1935
Page
1
Notices urge readers to file change of address promptly to ensure uninterrupted newspaper delivery. Delays in updating with the post office can result in missed issues. The advised plan is to send the new address in advance to prevent lost mail and ensure timely delivery.
Editorial reflects on months of 4-H youth work to prepare livestock and exhibits for Achievement Day and a county fair. It urges citizens to attend, praises teachers and 4-H leaders, and comments on relief wages and the need to shift to private employment as government aid declines.
The column critiques government role in capital markets and highlights the Malvern Softball Association for organizing a well run tournament. It notes strict closing hours after events, praises members for community cooperation, and observes lively local scenes with civic engagement and sports enthusiasm.
Drivers who had been drinking caused more wulo accidents than all other conditions in the state motor vehicle department June report. A year license forfeiture for minor drunken driving offenses and permanent loss when major crashes occur would reduce danger to sober citizens, and this punishment avoids incarceration or monetary penalties.
The section notes that severe heat eases and cooler nights return, allowing better sleep. It reflects on rural life where high temperatures disrupt rest, but recent nights offer comfort and a sense of relief in the local region.
Congressman Oa B reports weariness to adjournment as House loses Charles Truax of Ohio to heart disease. He notes Senator Bank from Alabama promoting a long term farm purchase loan, with echoes from England Ireland and Denmark. He mentions Agriculture Department interest and Senator Hugo Black leading investigations into a lobby scandal in Washington.
Herbert Hoover travels to the east to press Roosevelt to reveal his plans and policies. The piece surveys the political mood as Roosevelt faces rising calls about dictatorial powers and the public question Can Roosevelt be beaten. It notes relief efforts, labor unrest, and court challenges tied to processing taxes and AAA policy amid looming adjournment and international tensions.
The Gassers joined the Wasefall tournament at Red Oak and enter the Connell Bluffs event starting Aug. 22. They face Macedonia at the Booster Station next Sunday. Harry Woods, from Humbolt Kansas, joined the Booster Station squad, linking to Harlan Woods. The Presbyterian Ladies' Guild hosted Hed Oak members at the McSkimming home. County board hears road plan connecting Booster Station to Highway 69. Navy prints list issued detailing five honors and medals.
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