01 Oct 1936
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1936
Page
1
The W P Wortman estate announces publication details for Malvern Iowa with publisher F A Wortman and editor involved. The notice states mail matter status and second class classification at the local post office.
Subscribers are urged to promptly notify the subscription department of any address changes under new postal laws. Notices may cost per year and delays in delivery or missed papers are noted. The article reflects on campaigns and community events, compliments local churches, and mentions a Masonic gathering in Glennie Hort.
Fragmentary notice discusses improving an art or hinge to reduce something, but the readable content is incoherent and lacks concrete entities or a clear event. It mentions life, development, and effort but provides no names, dates, places, or outcomes to anchor a summary.
A chaotic 1940 political pageant reports Wearin wearing red neckties used as a campaign weapon amid charges and counter charges. Stories cite Hearst ties, Roosevelt era fear, and party maneuvering.
A compact review outlines the dollar devaluation under the Roosevelt era and a French push toward a flexible franc. It notes Britain and the United States forming a stabilization fund, while U S election campaigns spotlight Landon and Roosevelt. The piece also covers shifting alliances in Europe as Madrid falls to rebel advances and Spanish civil conflict deepens, with international reactions shaping policy and diplomacy.
At the regular meeting the American Legion prepared fall activities and fund raising for Christmas donations and turkeys. It plans to aid the Boy Scout troop with proceeds and voted to donate to the high school baseball program. The organization expects rising membership in 1937 with resolutions backing peace and the universal draft law.
Ray Murphy of Town leads a year of Legion service aiding widows orphans and communities while facing accused opposition. The group pledges continued national prestige and readiness to act, aligning with worthy nonprofit efforts to improve life in 11 000 cities and support disaster relief.
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