30 Sep 1943
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1943
Page
1
An Iowa editorial laments Mills County’s weak third war loan drive, urges stronger local organization and participation, and argues funds should bond buyers rather than idle bank deposits. It criticizes wasteful spending and calls for targeted bond drives with community engagement.
Fragmentary text shows critique of bond efforts for farm buildings and machinery funding. The speaker blames known waste and fir efficiency for the county’s poor show in bond drives, suggesting financial mismanagement as a factor.
Borrowed Editorials recall a bygone era of simple taxes and warn that modern taxes and complex forms burden citizens. They contrast cradle to grave social plans with where funding comes from and challenge the youth to bear future costs. A third view from Lake Mills Graphic questions long term spending and youth burden, while Humboldt Republican foresees postwar prosperity if the US pursues sensible management and strong demand for goods and housing.
A soldier in North Africa sends a forceful poem to his aunt criticizing workers who strike during wartime. He contrasts U S labor loyalty with a muting nimble stance, calling for harsher consequences for those seeking extra pay while colleagues face malaria, hunger, and combat. The poem laments strikes and imagines dire penalties if strikers were in Guinea jungles.
Silver City Baptist Kensington Society met at the Bond home with Rev. Raymond Cochran of Omaha leading devotions. Etta Anderson presided over business as new calendar books were issued. Attendees included Rev. and Mrs. Cochran and Mrs. Felt of Coolidge Arizona. Next meeting set as guest day at Mrs. A. J. Boucher’s home. Also notes birth announcements, Legion convention attendees, pinochle club gathering, and various social visits.
Regular monthly meeting of the W. C. T. U. to be held with Mrs A J Darnold next Wednesday afternoon Oct 6. All ladies invited. Rally Day observance planned at East Liberty Church with Rev John Turner, Pastor. Welcome extended to Sunday guests and local families visiting relatives nearby.
Fragmentary note reports Genter Warthy and Chase Goodman receiving word about a first sick call, with unclear stationing details. The message mentions a midweek state medical action and a possible request for treatment at a location denoted by CRY.
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