10 Jun 1943
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1943
Page
1
Rates listed for display advertising at per column inch with additional cents per inch for composition. Classification ads local headers obituary poetry resolutions and card of thanks included in the ad rate types.
Editorial notes Iowa taxpayers bulletin figures on per pupil costs across 114 districts 1941-43 with Glenwood and Toldeo low and Dubuque high. It argues cost variance arises from pupil load and budget size and suggests officer turnover and democratic practices to improve unions including the Typographical Union. It critiques wartime controls and price actions affecting living standards and hints at farm and labor group reforms.
The OPA contends a subsidy to keep a 36¢ price is not inflationary, while selling at higher prices would be. Critics warn expanded administration and higher wages could drain productive resources for planes and materiel. They question why higher basic prices won’t reduce purchasing power inflation.
Malvern notes recount the Taylor Sandwich Shop closure and the Malvernette Cafe reopening. A Green Bay manager seeks a meal near Memorial Day after closures in Glenwood. J E Ellison and an Iowa Nebraska repair crew face delays. Also mentions pottery from Omaha Crockery and a Toledo Chronicle tip on dinner etiquette.
A Britt News-Tribune reader notes a proposed universal security plan from the National Resources Planning Board and questions if repeal of the 38th Amendment would curb bootlegging. Reports from Hampton and Garner describe arrests tied to liquor smuggling and fast driving as examples of ongoing crime despite reforms.
In a reader letter, the Britt News Tribune contrasts not envying Edsel Ford’s wealth or estate with a quirky desire to obtain his food ration book after his death, reflecting wartime scarcity attitudes.
The article explains an OPA effort to roll back prices on essentials to curb a rising cost of living. It notes subsidies may aid processors to sell to retailers at maintained levels, keeping businesses open and families within budgets. It stresses mass merchandising aims to prevent price spirals and preserve consumer access.
Miss Ida Geraldine Rommel and Marvin L. Goos wed in a double ring ceremony at the Sil ver City Methodist Church with Rev J R Magers officiating Two tall candlebridal candelabra and baskets of white peonies and gladioli decorated the aisle Mrs R P Galt sang I Love You Truly and O Promise Me The bridal gown featured a lace bodice and marquisette skirt and a bouquet of orchids and gardening Miss Joyce Doty and Miss Margaret Riggins served as bridesmaids with pink carnations The reception followed at the couple s home and the alumni association met Friday evening for a program and social time with officers elected
A special column for The Leater from flows state college Keep after those weeds in the Victory Garden. Thin beet greens time and leave pleats two inches apart where tops are thick. Pull and cook the beets with roots and leaves, washing thoroughly to remove all dirt.
Regular meeting of the Malvern Iowa town council on June 8 1948 led by Mayor R W Mansfeld included attendance by councilmen and a review of prior minutes. Accounts were listed for approval covering Liberty Memorial Fund water fund general fund and other town operations with payments to various firms and individuals.
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