21 Oct 1937
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1937
Page
1
The piece reflects on national well being efforts and public sentiment. It notes celebrations as signs of stimulus and mentions President Roosevelt with divided views from admirers and opponents. It emphasizes continued service to communities and the nation’s welfare.
The text discusses reactions to the New Deal from various factions, noting support and opposition. It highlights concerns about its impact on miners, water and energy plans, and midwest business conditions. It stresses crop prospects, consumer needs, and the stock market as indicators, with emphasis on agricultural and regional economic health.
A garbled report describes chaotic events and strange phrases about neighbors, a tense scene, and a pending legal matter. The text mentions a man’s pocketed item, a chase or escape, and references to lights, ice fields, and a Wednesday event. The overall sense is fragmented and unclear.
A garbled OCR passage references a museum and various elements such as art, historical items, and public content. The readable bits mention a museum setting, exhibit terms, and references to public spaces while overall content remains unclear and misaligned.
A compact weekly wrap highlights the president's special session agenda on domestic welfare, farm aid, wages, and antitrust bills, while signaling caution on foreign policy risks. UK France discussions in London touch parley aims, with Mussolini’s moves on volunteers and Libya troop shifts noted. Labor and CIO Fed Pact talks in Washington seek a settlement framework, with public debate over strikes and reform efforts continuing.
Edited by H Slater and Harry Hammons the piece laments war’s costs and honors veterans. It praises service in the great conflict, notes American manhood answered the call, and warns against romanticizing war while acknowledging duty and sacrifice. It mentions the American Legion and the duty veterans bear.
Readers and staff rushed to correct a misprint in the Mills County Home edition after an apostrophe was misplaced in Mills. The correction drive began around 8:30 Thursday morning with subscriptions and letters from vigilant readers.
The notice states that half year information reports for employers under the Social Security Act are due by October 31, 1937. Instead of two quarterly filings, a single six month information return for July 1 to December 31, 1937 is required, due in January 1938. Taxpayers must file Form SS-2 and accompanying forms, with earnings reports consolidated for the period.
The Leader from Sutherland Nebraska notes local readers and subscribers. Virgil Stark visits from Coptrad and reports hospital recovery from an operation. Farmer prices rise with heavy loads of beef legs selling at high per pound rates. Jo W. Dye builds a cement garage on Marion Avenue. Collier Reston named Deputy Postmaster replacing Miss Altice Brothers. Mischief near farms includes theft attempts and hunters warned to stay off private property. Engine repairs delay freight late in the week.
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