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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1941
Page
1
Bend readers are urged to promptly notify the subscription department of any address change. Under new postal laws newspapers and periodicals may incur postage due for undelivered mail if the post office has an incorrect address. Timely updates prevent delivery delays or loss.
The piece mourns Mrs Marion Innes, praising her devout faith and community work, and notes her husband and family. It discusses labor disputes with Railroad Workers and management over pay and pensions, arguing for fair compensation while criticizing plans to add crew for diesel locomotives, which would raise costs without improving service.
The article laments ongoing labor tensions between workers and capital, urging stable leadership and responsible actions. It argues persistent strikes harm progress, calls for practical cooling measures, and advises respecting outdoor comfort and indoor air conditioning during hot spells. It notes heat fatigue, weather patterns, and the value of fresh clothing to ease discomfort in summer.
Sunday activities in Malvern ranged from baseball and swimming to tennis golf horseback riding and bicycle riding. The town buzzed over a Census note claiming land area growth of 400 square miles since 1930 and a mysterious troop of uniformed boy scouts marching through streets, fueling rumors of German tourists or a county seat group seeking the Malvern swimming pool.
The article recalls past war mobilization efforts and tax refunds on processing for swine. questions effectiveness of new tax repayment and warns against overproduction. It notes farmers' memory of 1917 18, the risk of surplus if war ends, and urges measured steps to meet needs without costly excess.
Red Oak plans a two style Fourth of July celebration featuring Jimmie Lyreh and the Leetonaires. The pageant includes races, a million-eaton show, carnival acts, arts, a fireworks display, and a midnight dance, with baseball and athletic events starting at 10:30. Commander Powell promises a grand, defense minded holiday.
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