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26 Mar 1936
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Malvern Leader in Malvern, Iowa
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1936
Page
1
Editorial on Mills county road bonds refunding and relief policy
The Sidney Argus editor notes refunds of Mills county road bonds at two percent nurture doubt about broader prosperity. Refunding in Fremont county at 11 2 percent prompts worry that cheap money distorts the economy and may hurt job creation. Local Malvern voters face a municipal election next Monday as the paper favors cautious, local management and questions federal relief dependence and its impact on private employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Sidney Argus
Fremont County
Highway Commissions
Stoney
Malvern
Relief policy critique reflects local funding limits
The author argues private support has been exhausted and relief cannot cover all needs, noting the focus on the overscura toe to monitor communities. They praise county relief administrators while criticizing national policy as costly and unhealthy, and remark that eastern editors have toned down Europe war headlines, wishing Europe would fight or stop discussing it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Reader's Forum on Free Discussion Sparks Brief Debate
A forum note urges readers to keep comments short and focused for clear debate. The suggestion emphasizes brevity to benefit both participants and readers.
Addressing housework wages and education for girls
A letter advocating fair wages for housemaids and support for girls to pursue vocational training. It argues families with income struggle to fund education, noting many employers pay meager wages around 30 dollars weekly. It mentions Honolulu residents presenting a silver punch bowl worth about 2000 dollars shaped as a Hawaiian calabash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
History of the Week Interpretative Review of European Tensions
An interpretative weekly roundup notes rising European war speculation amid floods in the United States. It highlights allied and German positions on Locarno terms, the British French stance, and a proposed conference to revise treaties while noting domestic relief efforts and political concerns over relief funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ligiere Ameruns
Dstrict
Pittshorel
Johnstown
Ohin
Red Cross
National Guard
Rsputerace
Jdiptomats
Hitler
Germany
France
Britain
Hague
Rhineland
Rowland
Belgium
Italy
League of Nations
Ethiopia
Our Neighbors About the State In Red Oak Court Case
Red Oak jurors will decide Paul Anderson vs Tyler Bros over 2500 dollars for damages after he found a mouse in a bottle of Cage Cola. Of the amount 1973 dollars cover mental suffering. plaintiff dislikes beverages with mice. Other notes include local cleanliness campaign on courthouse wall, and a sports editor record pursuit in Oakland. A Madison county consumer survey is planned to learn where residents spend money. A baby and ruptured appendix news from Sigeurmey. a water pipe leak in Greenfield creates a stalagmite in fluoride water. Community events, stray garbled items, and local notices fill the rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Oak
Paul Anderson
Tyler Bros
Plaintff
Cage Cola
Osevola
Promply
Plantivg
Court House
Business Ten
Jobe Blarkson
Oakland
Aloun
Madison County
Sigeurmey
Edgar de Marse
Greenfield
Safety in driving and the need for action in 1956
Forward March editors urge stronger driving safety measures after listing 1922–193% deaths totaling 380 000 and noting two thirds caused by careless driving. They call for practical enforcement, personal vigilance, and public education to reduce injuries and fatalities. They warn that pedestrians also share responsibility and urge readers to act now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
We’ll Continue to Make Errors in Newspapers
A humorous reflection on newspaper proofreading errors and misspellings. The piece jokes about misread names, misplaced lines, and printer mistakes, concluding that errors add a homely charm for readers as editors admit they will keep making them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Robinson
Cities Service Poterr Prover
Erasmus
Stel
Shenka
Ft Mithelland
Hugh Poster
Washington updates on four hundred million dollar soil bill
The House adopted the conference report approving a 400 million dollar appropriation to settle unpaid 1933 corn hog contracts. Agricultural bulletin outlines soil conservation procedures while Roosevelt orders cuts in CCC camps. The piece notes project delays and a push to retain programs until flood crises are resolved, urging continuation of setups in the 7th district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Roosevelt
CCC
United States
Floods and Navy Training Activities Noted in Early Report
The article describes widespread flood damage in Washington and eastern regions with the Potomac hitting its peak, alongside repairs along the waterfront. It also notes the House debating Pettengill’s Long and Short Haul bill, and recounts historical origins of the commodore title. Navy training stations list sports for recruits including wrestling swimming rope climbing basketball soccer boxing rifle shooting and push ball.
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House
U. S. Navy
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