04 Mar 1943
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1943
Page
1
The piece argues inflation may ease with tax payments reducing nonessential spending. It notes Midwest food production remains strong despite shortages and urges boosting hog output through better farrowing practices. It questions forgiving 1942 taxes and favors paying taxes on war-time gains while wary of double taxation in 1944.
Letters from Mrs Harriet Godwin of Omaha request copies sent to servicemen abroad, praising community support. A poem by Mrs B Reed Thomson honors service members, urging Red Cross effort and family prayers as war ends promise reunion.
The article discusses wartime costs and postwar inflation impacts, arguing higher pay for war industry workers justifies heavy taxation. It outlines Iowa legislative aims on income tax relief, the Rumi plan, and potential state aid to dependent children, plus debates on law code revision, agricultural bills, and a legislative research bureau. It references March hearings, tax filing rules for 1942 incomes, and notes on political discussions in the Iowa statehouse.
D A Grotetal and H P duet Platnist Denver Byers and Lila Byers are named defendants in a district court petition filed April 1943 seeking foreclosure of a mortgage on real estate and a chattel mortgage on a 1926 Ford two door sedan. The case cites a promissory note for 1000 dollars dated Oct 18 1941 and requests a receiver. Defendants must answer by April term beginning April 27 1948 at Glenwood, or default and judgment will follow. The filing is recorded in Book 62 page 606.
The legislature debates four year term bills for state and county offices and a local option bill on Berd liquor. Indefinite postponement clears no change in term lengths this session while pay raises for county officials may yet be addressed.
Malvern Independent School District releases its second quarter financial statement covering October 1 to December 31 1942. The report itemizes beginning fund balance receipts for the quarter and numerous vendor warrants including payments to educators utilities and suppliers such as Ginn and Company National Geographic Thurston Supply Company and Harper and Brothers among others. The document lists warrant numbers and totals reflecting regular salaries payments and other disbursements in the General Fund.
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