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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1936
Page
1
A garbled notice discusses prompt changes of address and timely delivery to avoid delays. It mentions paper carriers, notices of danger, and the risk of late or failed newspaper delivery due to address mix ups. The text hints at urging residents to update addresses with the post officer to ensure continued receipt.
The piece critiques the mixed response to Roosevelt's address, noting critics viewed his foreign policy as wavering and partisan remarks. It condemns attacks on officials while urging constitutional fixes to the AAA and praises local leaders for street closures. It laments staff changes, praises CCC and new arrivals, and jokes about secretive Civil Service inquiries and annual report burdens.
A card of thanks expresses gratitude to the Malvern Volunteer Fire Department for fast, efficient aid at a house fire on Friday morning. The sender credits the firefighters with preventing a heavy loss and thanks them for their prompt work and dedication.
The article covers President Roosevelt's State of the Nation address before Congress, noting Democratic approval and Republican opposition. It highlights the joint session, the President's approachable style, and the political debate over New Deal programs, taxes, and recovery prospects as Congress begins its new session. It mentions Wearin’s commentary and local reactions, with references to Christmas festivities and broader national mood.
Dr Scott responding to a call Sunday night fought a hundred yard long snow blockade at Win Byers place. He borrowed a shovel to clear a path through. The incident occurred about midnight as he crossed the drifted area and emerged on the other side. The report notes other local happenings including a basketball refereeing trip to Macedonia and a gathering at Mrs F M Benton’s home with several young attendees.
The new year 1936 brings extravagant celebrations and a bitter campaign start. Roosevelt's late night address sparks partisan fights while Congress prepares early action on the bonus, neutrality laws, and continued public works. Foreign policy clashes and domestic criticism color the week as leaders forecast limited major legislation.
Notice that Omer Fritz seeks an absolute divorce from Blanche Fritz on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment, with the defendant a non resident of Iowa. The petition requests restoration of the plaintiff to single status and such further relief as justice requires. Defendant must answer by February 26, 1936, or default judgment will be entered.
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