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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1936
Page
6
A sweeping weekly digest surveys U S political currents, German aggression, and foreign policy debates. It notes Republican hopes in Maine, Roosevelt era economic plans, and Nazi aims including colonies and a possible war option against Russia. Spanish Civil War shifts and Iran losses amplify global instability as governments seek leverage and balance.
An eccentric narrator describes a chaotic chase involving a stubborn aviator like figure. The scene hints at a high speed stretch with congested skyways and a failed high tack. The confused protagonist feels out of place amid a peculiar title era context and looming costs as a cleaner ends the pursuit.
A historical note details odd bindings including aluminium, wattage, and red umbrellas cloth, but cites a striking example using human skin. It also mentions Ziska, Husssites leader, who ordered his skin to mute fire a drum after death to spur his faction.
Residents in Griswold alert as chicken thieves target flocks and ring doors with feigned calls. The town boasted a state amateur baseball title and hosted a large banquet by the Women’s 20th Century Club. A river baptism near Swa wmdfoah drew a gathered crowd. A Turland pickpocket case emerged amid Kraschel campaign chatter. Shenaiogi plans added fire protection. The City Council budget apportions new fire equipment totaling 4527.40. Open house for the Curentt Herakd was postponed after vandalism damaged the printing plant.
Local page records a flurry of visits, greetings, and small events. Various families near Osceola and Shenandoah host relatives from Macedonia Hastings and Council Bluffs. Births, illnesses, and hospital news mix with travel to Omaha Lincoln and Chicago as townsfolk share news and plans.
William W. Farley testifies before the House Appropriations Committee admitting a deficit of 90 million dollars. An audited account shows a 65 million dollar shortfall last year, contrasting with Farley's prior claim of a 5 million dollar profit. Washington awaits his upcoming annual report.
Senator Barbour of New Jersey calls for a United States Senate Special Committee investigation into Rexford Guy Tugwell’s resettlement administration. He alleges the agency has grown into a supergovernment with 18,000 on its executive payroll and 15 relief funds allocated since the first year, created without congressional authority.
Fragmentary 19th century clipping references September 17 and the Battle of Antietam, plus scattered names and events. Mentions Captain Nathan Hale and various places, along with obituaries and cemetery notes. Includes garbled OCR phrases about people in Glenwood Cemetery and estate deeds.
Leonard Seeser and Earl Wright attend the Nebraska state fair at Lineal on Wednesday. Virginia Spelman spent Thursday evening with Margaret Helen White. Mr. and Mrs. Mayo Bass and Mrs. Shearvy visited relatives in Red Oak Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul McMahn were in Council Bluffs Tuesday. Ernest rower visited Friday afternoon with Mrs. Walter Phelps and Rev. and Mrs. T. J. Pettit were dinner guests of Mrs. Lacura Shephard. Mr. and Mrs. David Schilling left Monday for Flavensville Wan to visit relatives.
Record of instruments filed Aug 28 to Sept 4 1936 in Mills County Iowa from Farmers Bank to Louis Hambsch Netliy Misher to Merritt Fisher and others Cox to Helen C Houser and others Auma L Gudsey to Federal Land Bank notes CW DL Sh Lied in several land lots ranges and divisions across 11 17 29 33 40 41 43 72 73 etc.
The text argues that a young man should serve an enlistment in the navy to learn a trade of his choice. After completing service, he can return to civilian life and take up a good position or occupation. The focus is on practical skill development and future employability through naval service.
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