09 Feb 1939
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1939
Page
1
The Schneider-Cren sate Armament works and the Wendell family, among the world’s most dangerous forces, continue to dominate France and fuel unrest, while highways replace old narrow trails, allowing multiple car collisions on wide roads.
A notice outlines steps for subscribers to promptly update addresses to avoid missed deliveries. It warns about delays or failures if changes are not posted and recommends sending the new address within a day to ensure uninterrupted service.
The article recalls early HOLC credit policies during the low mood era and notes irony in treating borrowers like private lenders. It highlights Malvern Troop 84 advancing in merit and community deeds, praising scouting for citizenship, recreation, and responsibility, while warning against France gaining our latest airplane tech and US alliance missteps. Rotarians plan a ladies night with President John Beck presiding.
The Weekly notes editor Harrison hints crowds at Malvern home games are not accidental. Corporal Heezalyre, after 13 years analyzing attendance, says crowd sizes hinge on team results. If the Orioles win, attendance rises. if they lose, a departmental food sale might be planned. The season’s best turnout followed a $1.50 display ad purchase.
The week featured debates in Congress on aid to Europe including France and Britain in the face of fascist aggression. President Roosevelt's stance drew mixed reactions as Republicans urged faster action and the Senate weighed weapons access and defense funding amid Spain and Germany news.
Mills County Board of Supervisors met January 16 1939 with Plansh Watts and Anderson present. They approved the Walter Wright assessor appointment and bond. A workmen compensation policy was approved. A resolution authorized a quit claim deed to W B Eaton for specified Glenwood outlots upon payment of 28 dollars. Resignation of assessor S H Fienelman approved. bonds for constable Howard Bishop and Waller were noted.
Iowa lawmakers faced rising opposition as several measures were pulled for further study. Highlights include welfare board reform and a revised farm to market road funding plan, with shifts diverting funds from primary to secondary roads. Former Governor Kra bchel defended his clemency use, while savings measures target consolidation of libraries and historic departments. A tamed down teaching act and staffing changes surfaced alongside appointments in state offices.
The board accepted Wright and assessor with Attest E A Schade County Auditor, then adjourned to meet February 6 1993. A card of thanks from Mrs Forrest Kirby expresses gratitude for letters cards and remembrances during hospital stay. Termite damage cited in Jamestown with Helene noted from 1870.
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