09 Sep 1943
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1943
Page
1
Advertising rates list costs for display ads at 86c per column inch plus extra for composition. Local reader ad line and obituary notices appear in the same notice. Card of thanks and other notices priced at 60 cents each.
An editorial argues that U.S. labor history blends prejudice with fact, noting that rural areas like Mille County lack unions but showing room for worker organization at Jerpe Commission Co. It discusses employer and union conduct, calls for local control and democratic governance, and suggests unions can raise wages and skills if managed cooperatively with employers.
A reprint from Lew Gardner in Des Moines argues the tax system funds targeted programs not general expenses. It cites fiscal year collections for income and sales taxes, notes a four point tax including non resident income, and highlights home stead exemptions and old age assistance costs.
A collage of misc quotes and local clippings describes readers sending in jokes and snippets from Iowa publishers. It mentions a Cincinnati trip, a nurse giving artificial respiration, and a Toledo Chronicle cartoon aside. The note closing hints at a wedding incident and a military commissando training detail.
A six year old inherits the throne as Bulgaria’s royal line continues under a youthful monarch. The article reflects on how such a child ruler would be guided by advisers and how leadership changes influence national identity and politics.
Mr and Mrs George Carlson Marian and Kenneth attended the funeral Sunday for S Sgt Chris Poulson 26 of Blair Nebraska. Poulson nephew of Mr Carlson died with six other airmen when their bomber crashed last Friday near Colorado Springs Colorado. His mother and brother Niels had just returned to Blair after visiting him at Pueblo Colorado. Poulson visited Blair last July and recently received rank of star sergeant and was ordered to oversee duty.
The annual financial statement for the Independent School District of Malvern in Mille County Iowa reports the year ending 80. R W Salyers serves as secretary. Disbursements and the balance on hand as of June 80 are noted, with total figures referenced.
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