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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1937
Page
1
The Malvern school election prompts praise for unpaid town officials who spend nearly a quarter of government funds, contrasting council pay at $1 per meeting with educators who serve for free. It defends citizen duty, warns against abuse, and notes the Senate’s role in confirming Supreme Court nominees amid ongoing political debate.
The passage argues distrust in Senate independence and opposition to the Wagner Act. It advocates a workable labor program balancing capital and labor through binding contracts, noting both sides claim to seek better government and national progress. It emphasizes the need for Congress to resolve shortcomings in labor relations for peaceful, constructive outcomes.
A petition by the Iowa Nebraska Light and Power Company seeks a franchise to erect and operate power lines across county lands and highways in Mill County Iowa. The Board of Railroad Commissioners sets a March 30, 1987 hearing in Des Moines, with objections due five days prior in triplicate.
A museum note describes concretions or nodules, their various forms from hollow shells to kaleidoscopic cores, common lime or iron content, and their formation around centers. The Des Moines History and Art Department Geology collection is open daily from 8 am to 5 pm with free admission.
Mid-session in the Iowa General Assembly, lawmakers clash over permanent unemployment commissions under the Social Security Act and a broad Homestead Tax Exemption bill. The plan would channel about 19 million yearly from income and sales taxes to relief, old age aid, tax administration, and homestead credits, while a sales tax dispute and partial revolts over tax collection unfold across the state.
An article sponsored by the Iowa Child Welfare Research Station at the University of Korea discusses contrasting pupil types. It notes unruly children like Joe disrupt lessons yet may show independence, while shy, compliant pupils go unnoticed yet risk dependence and later life challenges.
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Fragmentary OCR text describing a canal opening near OS 1 and mentions of a group or name blocks like CHA UL PESO. References a Bubal Rhug and Swed HA Garda with unclear actions. The legible parts indicate a midstream event with vague place names and ruined phrases.
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