17 Mar 1938
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1938
Page
1
Editorial urges Ti Counil Wits to back a special campaign funding local church needs. It argues past appeals were apologetic and dull, calling for a joint effort to scrutinize finances openly and reinforce personal responsibility for church support.
The writer argues for a true conservative party amid current Republican ferment and urges readers to consider this option as the nation faces ongoing political realignment.
The piece argues for a conservative approach in national policy and elections, urging defense of known values while pursuing progress. It contrasts Republican and Democratic paths, warns against siding with Hitler’s crisis, and calls for restraint in European entanglements to avoid widening conflicts.
At Hed Oak, the school board set Spring vacation for the week of April 4. A teachers meeting occurred in Atlandc that week with many teachers planning to attend. County treasurer Paul C. SchweRer of Bulley county paid February dues for counties and adult foxes at $2 each. Justice Ray Cleaveland of Shemuidwah reported only three criminal cases this year. A group including DeVore Gadsey and I. Ted Sere coyimestnt ai the Miertin fara vette at Maat Sunday faced a charge of uniting Missouri with our Titanses. they were fined $2100 with $3 costs each, penalties paid by the boys. The rites were canceled, and shots at craws on the Martha farm Sunday were deemed permissible by the lind authorities. The piece notes duck hunting has been popular with few arrests so far.
A species observed in Ja Mace emits light after dark, turning night into daylight. Researchers note browning cadarly pigments enhance the glow. The odd trait attracts attention from locals and scientists alike as the nocturnal beetle fuels discussion on ecology and behavior.
A community note from Malvern reports the Garden Club will sponsor a tree and shrub planting protest this spring. Residents are invited to participate and beautify streets with flowering shrubs and rose displays, reflecting civic pride and local effort.
Famous singer Lawrence Tibbett praises The Reader's Digest as a reliable guide to current events. He states magazines vary, but the Digest captures the essential melody of the nation, calling it the most stimulating read.
A week in review covers Austria’s invasion threats and Schuschnigg’s resignation, Nazi consolidation, and fears of Czech flashpoints. It notes Britain France protests, Italy border steps, and U.S. TVA and tax issues, plus a Russia treason trial linking Trotsky to plots.
A fragmented text links Andrew Jackson era debt, bankers, and foreclosure fears to modern finance, arguing a hidden circular slights workers into ruin. It recounts Uncle John Doe as a symbol of failed insurance and farm loss, suggesting Wall Street and taxes trap the common man in perpetual servitude.
The Smithsonian Institution in Washington D C was established in 1846 marking the creation of a national museum and research complex. It grew from a bequest and became a major center for science, history and art with a enduring role in public education and preservation.
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