Pool project may start town rolling again in Malvern
A community column argues the Malvern pool project offers recreation and future growth despite opposition. It recalls past local improvements like paving and a public library vote, cites Senator Wearin on Iowa development, and invites readers to support a forward step next Tuesday April 14 with a call to choose faith over anxiety.
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Malvern
Ed Wearin
Red Oak
Iowa Development Commission
Iowa
Following the Leader by Flaw in California Hunting Laws
Californians rarely fail to amuse with hunting anecdotes from a Berkeley acquaintance who formed clubs to raise pheasants under California law. A strict rule forced weekly hunting, prompting a conservation officer’s intervention after pleas for exceptions. A hardship allowance emerged, while a Junior Prom corsage bill topped 400 dollars. The piece notes visits by Edw. C. McMillan and Merrill Johnson, referenced local fires, floods, and a dam break affecting Milly County, ending with the return to pastoral quietude.
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California
MCHS
Johnson
Edw. C. McMillan
Viborg
Gordon McMillan
Donna
Baptist Church
McMillan
Helen
Malvern Church
Merrill Johnson
Lawrence
Los Angeles
Milly County
America Pays Tribute to General MacArthur
The nation mourns General of the Army Douglas MacArthur and recalls his virtues of honor duty and patriotism in war and peace His greatness is shown in difficult tasks carried out with skill nearly genius observers call him the last of the great generals while others say the nation will always produce great leaders for times of need He joins the top rank of figures contributing to national well being
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Douglas MacArthur
General MacArthur
Scherle Mourns Loss of Representation in Plan
William J. Scherle writes on a failed reapportionment plan in the Town legislature special session. He laments a Senate vote of 26 to 24, cross county lines, and political maneuvering. He notes leaders, a conference committee, and says adjournment will come with or without a permanent plan.
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Scherle
House
Robert Naden
Senate
Bil Monty
Special session nears end on permanent plan approval
The special session nearly concluded last Thursday as both House and Senate approved a permanent plan. They diverged on whether to cross county lines to set up representative districts, debating population balance versus established county boundaries amid political maneuvering.
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House
Senate
Reapportionment Deadlock Splits Iowa Counties Over Plan
The Malvern Leader reports a deadlock over legislative reapportionment in Iowa. A conference committee seeks a compromise on a Constitutional Amendment to move to a permanent plan, with at large elections for Senators and Representatives if unresolved. Mills and Fremont counties are given as an example of counties that would lose autonomous representation.
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Mills
Fremont
Thoughtful
Influ
Hertz Urges Yes Vote to Make Malvern a Better Community
Malvern resident urges a May 14 election Yes vote to fund a new swimming pool and sewer system upgrades. He recalls past successes, cites taxes from new homes, and warns against losing town facilities if residents vote No. He praises local industries, natural gas, parks, and schools, urging unity to improve Malvern.
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Hertz
Malvern
Milla
Dutch Gun Club
Malvern School
Continent Hgg
Henningsen
Malvern Milling Co
Grand View Addition
Grand View
Grand
State Board of Health
Malavern
White Cloud
Sen Wearth Reviews Iowa Industrial Developments
Senator Wearth discusses Iowa industrial growth since 1959 with 203 new plants, 98 in towns under 5,000, and two thirds of new jobs from expansions. He notes distribution across Iowa to complement agriculture and cites Center Feeders 44H club meeting notes and a $3 contribution to LF.Y. and State Conference with a briefing on Parliamentary Procedure by Joan Buch.
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Senate
House
Conference Committee
Iowa Development Commission
Iowa
Joan Buch
Lf.y
Malvern Reader Laments Missed Vote For Firemen
Claude E Wilson writes from Malvern confessing guilt for not voting on a fire house proposition. He praises firefighters and urges all residents to vote next Tuesday to reflect true community sentiment and ensure proper equipment and housing.
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Claude E. Wilson
Claude
Chevy II Station Wagon Offers Big Space on Budget
Chevrolet promotes the Chevy II Station Wagon as a family vacation builder with 76 cu ft of cargo space and low travel costs. It touts fuel efficiency, easy care features, and a wide engine/transmission range, urging buyers during Trade N Travel Time at Chevrolet dealers.
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Flaw
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Mills County
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Congress
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Tabor
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America
William J. Scherle
Montgomery County
Pottawattamie
Vern Lisle
Fremont, Mills, Paga Counties
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WH. W. Burdie
Federal Court
Sen. Wearth
Arthur F. Cole
Allen
Chevrolet
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