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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1944
Page
1
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The piece argues war bonds saved American lives and supported victory, notes Wendell Willkie's strong Iowa prospects and the need for Republicans to evaluate his candidacy before the nominating convention. It discusses Roosevelt’s Fourth Term chances, New Deal followers, tax forms and simplification, and a new Midwest alcohol plant boosting grain use postwar.
County residents volunteer to map jobs after the war, aiming to align repairs and projects with anticipated labor surpluses. The note urges coordinating current efforts to avoid material and labor shortages and envisions a future schoolhouse backed by community planning, linking wartime experience to civil projects.
A spirited reader letter mocks anti eggs propaganda, urging support for egg production during wartime food shortages. Malvern students note new teaching schedule as Bapt. F. M. Davison departs for new work, while local hens boost output and prices dip.
A historical editorial fragment compares early Greenfield water sources, deep well and reservoir, to dental health debates. It notes claims by state health officials and the Free Press about mottled teeth and fluoride benefits, with a Des Moines Register column praising fluoride, and questions the truth of these assertions while acknowledging practical gains and civic debate.
A Henderson youth group held a party February 18 marked by choir practice and a short business meeting. Officers and committees were appointed for future work, a luncheon was planned for February 26 to raise funds for a National War Belief fund aiding missionary fields, with sponsors Myre, Bylia, Brown, and Mrs Earl Bollen.
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