27 Oct 1938
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1938
Page
1
The text argues that democracies need exciting elections and that political campaigns show difference of opinion as variety and zest. It notes that disagreements should concern political philosophy, not personal characteristics, though separating these elements is difficult.
The notice urges subscribers to promptly inform the subscription department of address changes. It notes under postal laws newspapers pay postage for notices of address changes provided by the post office and warns of potential delays or failure to receive papers. The preferred approach is to submit changes in advance.
An editorial laments a weak football program at the University of laws and praises an editor’s push to feed the squad. It muses on autumn scenery, bonfires, and the season’s moods, then shifts to upcoming political campaigning and minor campus anecdotes about a Democratic sticker on a supervisor’s car and fashion quibbles.
A week in review notes the first federal wage and hour act efforts setting 44 hours weekly and minimum pay, with industry committees to interpret rules. It covers WPA fraud indictments in New Mexico, GM plant recalls, looming farm price plans, and a volatile 1940s campaign landscape with regional issues and international tensions including Sino-Japanese conflict. The column blends political, economic, and social snapshots with local civic notes.
R E K Mellor sold his Malvern hardware store to A J Kronsbin of St Louis who holds a five year lease on the building. Mellor plans to stay in town but not active in business. Jim Sowers's team wrecks a buggy during a Saturday night ride to Henderson, with no injuries. W Delmont McCausland and Mildred Toonfeon wed Oct 26 at the First M E church parsonage in Omaha, returning to Malvern for housekeeping.
A worker at the Salyers and Kayton Garage has been employed during game time past and has made many friends there.
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