WPA Instructors To Attend District Institute
WPA instructors from Malvern will join the District Institute at Missouri Valley City Hall on December 1 and 2. Mrs. Remit Pleteber, an adult instructionist, will join a panel on educational trends, with H Trott and others attending. The two day program, directed by ROW Vallamant, covers Americanization literacy adult education workers' education and nursery school work. The opening day will feature a speaking program led by Finery S. Metty district director and B J Maurer Missouri Valley superintendent of schools.
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Malvern
Southwest
Jina
Missouri Valley City Hall
Remit Pleteber
H Trott
ROW
Vallamant Pas Moines
Surte
Emergetcy Education Administration
Finery S. Metty
Mrmal Abbers
Ruth Myrind
Monona County
B.J. Maurer
Missouri Valley
Schinals
Camps Seen as Aid to Nature in Federal Bulletin
A Federal Bulletin from the Department of Agriculture notes soil erosion is accelerated by crops, with over 20 times the natural loss of fertile soil. It records 445 campaigns for erosion control, 97 in the upper Mississippi valley, and Iowa shows 57 percent of its soil threatened by sheet and gully erosion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal
Federal Department of Agriculture
Nature
Mississippi Valley
Iowa
Fragmentary OCR note with unclear names and parties
An unreadable clipped OCR fragment mentions names like Mussa and Hecht Hy ter Vegnel Dats and phrases about turkes peniters and tyers. The text is highly garbled and lacks verifiable events or context to identify a clear news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vas L. Orviuird
Transfers Shake Technical Staff at Malvern Camp
Two technicians, stationed at Malvern since July 1 1933, departed for other locations in November. Jack Pullan, senior engineer in charge, moved to Clarinda as superintendent. Jack Aldrich transferred to Winterset as fireman in charge. Removal leaves two engineers a foreman and an agronomist to run soil conservation work.
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Malvern
Clarinda
Pullan
Clare
Dee. A
Jack Aldrich
Wild Nfe
Winterset
Kansas
Aldrich
Bloomfield
Soil Conservation Exhibit Draws Large Crowds at Show
A large audience viewed the Soil Conservation Exhibit at the Glenwood courthouse with aerial plots illustrating conservation work in Southwest Shenmedonk. Speeches by local officials and farm operators highlighted the value of soil preservation and farm improvements supported by the Shenmedonk office and county farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pope Mills
Steeothe
Shenmedonk
Win
Bratman
Wo LeMert
Glenwood
J. Leary
Lt Herzog Relieved of Active Service at Malvern CCC
First Lieut. Fred Terzog, serving at Malvern since June 1, was relieved from active duty Nov. 30 after nearly five years in the CCC. A field artillery reserve officer, Herzog previously served at Centerville Winterset and Drakesville camps and as company mess and exchange officer. A Town State College electrical engineering graduate, he returns to Ottumwa and plans to manage a state concession near Drakesville in spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CCC
Fred Terzog
Malvern
Herzog
Centerville
Winterset
Drakesville
Town State College
Ames
Ottumwa
Holiday Leave for Members of Co 780
A five day leave without loss of pay will be granted each enrollee under orders received by Co 780. The orders state that special leave with pay will be granted to enrollees who desire it either from the close of the work period on Tuesday November 22 to midnight Sunday May 22, or from the close of the work period on Tuesday December 29 to midnight Sunday January 3. No enrollee will be granted leave during both periods.
Over the Soup by Oh Tor
Questions of the week reveal a CCC boy told to keep quiet during play in a CCE-Tabor basketball game. Malvern jail’s first overnight inmate named, with a note on town distance to CCC grounds. Local voices discuss leadership, transitions, and reflections from CCC era events.
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CCC
Malvern
Tony
Conservation News Preview Page Features Editors
A local conservation desk highlights editors Viewor Tanrnuesa Raman and Finery M. Vuostriox with associate Ramn Isseviate, outlining upcoming features and community efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanrnuesa
Raman
M. Vuostriox
Good Neighbors and Stones In A Town Controversy
Editorial notes the danger of publicizing minor intoxication incidents in a small community. It cites a Malvern CCC camp case, praising citizen duty while warning that sensational coverage can fuel scandal. The piece ties local behavior to national ideals and public interest in jail use.
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Malvern Camp
Cie
Nemes
Stars and Stripes
CCC Imus
Fdster
New Town
Soell
Victorious Camp Quintaries for Harder Opponents
The Malvern Conservationists basketball team rolled through four wins against nearby towns and prepared for tougher foes. In a close 23 to 19 victory over the Malvern Panthers, Garrett sparked the comeback with six points late. Earlier wins included a 30 to 20 decision over Tabor College and a 37 to 29 win at Randolph Independents, with Deachella and Boling starring in scoring. The squad, using an open floor system and led by manager Pop Yates, features Druchella, Brenneman, Cunningham, H Foote, and Garrett as they seek stronger tests with teams from Atlantic Villixea Shenandoah.
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Atlantic
Villixea
Shenandoah
Malvern Conservationists
Army
Garrett
Malvern Panthers
Conservation
Glenword High
Stennett
Malvertye
Camp Honpsters
Tabor
Ranolph Independents
Deachella
Boling
Malvern
Randolph
CCC
Pop” Yates
Druchella
Brenneman
Cunningham
H. Foote
Conservation of Youth Plan Started in Two Camps
Federal supervisors inaugurate a model educational program for youth conservation camps opposite Washington across the Potomac. The plan outlines five steps to move enrollees from unpreparedness to employability, including self-discovery, occupations, vocation choice, future plans, and three month educational goals. The Malvern camp will implement the method as a nationwide solution to improve citizenship and employability through youth conservation efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac
National Capital
CCC
Malvern
Virginia
Iowa Third in CCC Area Accident Rate
An October army accident report shows Iowa ranking third in the CCC Area among eight states in the seventh corps area. Of 4803 men in 37 conservation camps, 33 had minor injuries, 14 major hurts, and one fatality. Technical workers had slightly more minor accidents (170) than army men (140). Nebraska led with 13.18 and South Dakota followed at 12.61 per 1000 men.
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Iowa
Army
Nebraska
South Dakota
Horseshoas Hung om Castle in Curious English Custom
In Oak ham castle England a curious custom decorates its exterior with steel from horses of Britt bow tee as a local tradition reflecting historical ties to equine imagery and steelwork practices.
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Oakham Castle
England
Interior Renovation underway at Camp Buildings
Hammers and saws mark a month of interior changes by enrollee carpenters promising to extend into December. Revisions include office equipment rearrangement in the army office, full repartitioning of the soil conservation office, and new bookcase and adviser office added to the educational building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Soil Conservation Office
Camp Officials Attend Iowa CCC State Conclave
Camp officials from Company 780 including Lieut Ro BL Holst and Pau G Adams travel to Des Moines for a two day educational conference at Motel Kirkwood. First day topics cover counselling vocational guidance and teacher training with a round table. Second day features talks on full instruction education CCC and program organization by Col J C Pepram and Col Mack Garr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ro BL Holst
Fll
Brinacombe
Pau G. Adams
Co. 780
Iowa District CCC
Kirkwood
Des Moines
Wil Hill
Corps Area
CC. Gordon
R. W. Tallman
WPA
CCC
J.C. Pepram
Aml
Mack Garr
Technicians Plan Timber Work for Crews in December
The Mal vert camp plans a shift to timber improvement and sheltering game as winter freeze up arrives. November work such as fences, bank sloping, temporary dams, seeding and planting is suspended until spring. A new Fresno tool is on site but not used due to ground frost, with 60 acres set for timber work across coming months and several tracts prepped in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvert
Soil Conservation Association
Camp Ecw
Caimp
J. L. Brinacombe
Courtright
Council Bluffs
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District Institute
Lt. Herzog
R. C. A. Victor Radio
Mills County Chevrolet Co
Empress Theater
the Magnificent Brute
Jane Withers
Little Miss Nobody
Gene Rayna
Malsun
Uncle Wash
Hie
Bikie Dhan
Oh Tor
Cccamp
Enrallee
Eurallee
Dean Sibetea
Conservation News
The
Zurmuehlen Co
Council Bluffs, Iowa
Clem
Augusta
Aunt Augusta
Green Bay Lumber Company
W. D. Slothower, Mgr
Ford
Disney
Salyers Auto Co
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