Editorial on poetry, politics and relief policy shifts
The piece rails against overcompensation debates and praises Robert W. Service poems for their vivid imagery and universal thought. It argues against wage relief skepticism, calls for self reliance, critiques centralized power, and comments on the Nazi threat and Czech situation, urging cautious governance and personal responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Hitler
Thore
Dan McGrew
Sam McGee
Milton
Browning
Shetter
Robert W. Service
Vision of Freedom and Civic Pride in Malvern
The text discusses dangers of autocracy and the need for free ideas and work opportunities within a healthy democracy. It praises Malvern’s lawns and streets, noting well-kept yards and attractive flower gardens. Local pride stems from citizens and the Garden Club driving community improvement efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lke Aubrey Williams
NYA
U. S. Eitizeng
Europe
Malvern
Garden Club
Reader Forum Attacks Wheat Policy and Surplus Theory
Readers urge brevity in letters while critiquing surplus wheat claims and AAA programs. A Nebraska expert notes per capita farm output fell across five-year spans. discussion covers wheat subsidies, domestic demand, and rising foreign wheat cultivation in Argentina, Australia, Canada, Europe, and Soviet Russia amid crop controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Rollin Buffington
AAA
H. C. Filly
Department of Rural Economics
Nebraska College of Agriculture
Nebraska Farmer
United States
Filley
Social Justice
Wallace
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Argentina
Australia
Canada
Soviet Russia
Cole
Warlike Meddling Over a Fender in Glenwood Courthouse
A humorous column imagines a local hit and run dent triggering mock wartime notes between Glenwood mayors Nelson and Harmon. It parodies diplomatic brinkmanship as they discuss autonomy for Malvernians, security squads, and a staged exchange of notes, ending with a comic note on earthworms and gizzards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Court House
Mills County
Europe
Nelson
Harmon
Nan
Harmos
State Institution
Wayne Choate
Byington
Eacrett
Calkina
South
Jay Franklin
Malvern
Cap Slater
Fender
Second Ward
Global tension and diplomacy shape looming European crisis
A week of mobilizations and tense diplomacy signals growing risk of major war. Germany and France mobilize while Britain guards the North Sea. Goering’s speech heightens suspense as Hitler weighs Czech deals. U.S. diplomats monitor, with Kennedy easing tensions through talks with Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
France
Maginot Line
Siegfried Line
North Sea
Hitler
Nazi Party
United States
Great Britain
Russia
Sudeten
Goering
Washington
Bustest
England
Joseph Kennedy
Foreign Office
The Gooo Old Dargo The Lasder in 1913 Item
A fragment from The Leader notes Sol Redman and son’s hay wagon accident causing a broken left arm and facial injuries with Dr Campbell treating. It also mentions church stone work for a new Christian church and contractor plans, plus rail connections between Tabor, Wabash, and Burlington aiding local shipping. Earl Robbins plans to attend the Fort Pickland land drawing, joined by Frank Fels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sol Redman
Sol
Mr. Rodman
Campbell
Earl Robbins
Billings
Great Falls
Mont
Edgar
Fort Pickland
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Board of Supervisors
Editorial
WEA
Exceptoef
Franklin
J, R, Cardwell
the Malvern Trust and Savings Bank
Reader's Forum
Macauley
Hell
Windenill
Clark Ataion
Ofet
Glenwood Rotary Club
Hastings
Glendon Williams
Maryland
Tydiuga
Lewid
Tydiugs
Georgia
Trydluge
George le Con
Supreme Court
Adama
Lonergan
Tydings
George
James J. Hines
Tammany
Bchuder
Schultz
Dewey
Hines
Attorrneys
Bpada
Aluce
Bpalu
James Jones
Broken Row
Frank Fels
Tabor and Northern Railway
Wabash
Lower First Avenue
Tabor
Burlington
Drs. Kline
KLINE
Gateopathle Prysidtang
Kunce & Nelson
Houpst Or
Br. J. A. Kling
Cooking
Miss Larsen
Leader Cooking School
Mal-Co
Gooors
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