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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1974

Page

3

Cease and Desist Prompts Notices on Lotteries

U.S. Postal Inspector visited the Malvern Leader demanding cessation of any mention of drawings or raffles under Federal Statute 123.4. The piece quotes R. L. Caswell on postal laws restricting lottery advertising by mail, noting potential fines and jail. It discusses bingo, nonprofit fundraisers, and debates over USPS rules and proposed legislation.

U.S Malvern Commercial Club Emerson Community Club Uncle Sam Iowa Ilegal USPS US Postal Service Washington New York Ilinois

Right to Know is Threatened by Censorship in America

A critical editorial denounces rising censorship across communities in Iowa and nationwide, attacking self appointed censors and those who claim to defend freedom while eroding First Amendment rights. It warns that censorship permeates schools libraries media and even postal decisions while voters stay away from elections, shrinking freedoms for future generations.

Iowa U.S. Postal Service America United States Phg

NFO delegates plan 30 percent farm enrollment for price bargaining

Delegates at the 1974 National Farmers Organization convention in Memphis outlined a nationwide drive to enroll 30 percent of all farm production in NFO bargaining blocks. They aim to use price setting across cattle hogs milk corn and soybeans, with 10 county meetings to finalize parity-based prices and hold products on farms if targets aren’t met. President Staley cited current parity values and pipeline supplies, stressing an all-out enrollment effort.

National Farmers Organization Memphis Tenn NFO Staley Canada Gulf

ASC Committee to Nominate New County Member Saturday

Newly elected ASCS Community Committeemen meet at the Malvern Community building for a county convention Saturday at 10 a.m. to nominate and elect one county committee member for three years and two alternates for one year.

Malvern ASCS

Preparation for 66th Iowa General Assembly Advances

Wm. H. Harbor, chief clerk, Iowa House, notes ongoing pre session work. The House Administration Committee interviews prospective staff while study committees summarize research and prepare or veto bills. Suggestions include weekly night sessions, advance committee agendas, and fixed meeting times to improve public access and efficiency. Mills county sheriff reports two accidents this week including a December 7 one car crash on U.S. 34 involving Terri Lea Chapman.

Wm. H. Harbor Iowa House General Assembly House Mills County

Just Before Christmas Goodfellows Appeal Notes Need

The Leader prints Christmas pleas urging support for undernourished Malvern families and nationwide Santa Claus Funds. Readers are asked to donate money or toys to help children with absent breadwinners and multiple siblings, with Postmaster New York City as recipient. Also includes light items on Krasnapolsky not directing Omaha Symphony and a quip about Earl Butz.

Santa Claus Santa Malvern Goodfellows New York City New York Pete Krasnapolsky Omaha Symphony Des Moines Register Earl Butz

Extension Staff thanks Pete for coverage of activities

Dear Pete The Extension Staff expresses gratitude for your news coverage of Extension Activities Through your newspaper readers learn about our work We appreciate your cooperation Sincerely LaVerne C Obrecht County Extension Director

Pete LaVerne C. Obrecht

Deer Killed by Car Crash West of Glenwood at 6:55 PM

A 6:55 pm collision two miles west of Glenwood left a vehicle striking a deer and causing extensive front end damage to a 1873 Chevy. Earlier on December 8 at 6:30 pm a single vehicle crash involved a tractor trailer driven by Richard Eugene Haynes of Omaha. The truck owner was Mainliner Motor Express Co. The Mack tractor and trailer with a Thermo King Unit sustained $2,000 in damage.

Glenwood Richard Eugene Haynes Omaha Mainliner Motor Express Co

Street beautification drives 200 trees on gospel ridge

Street Commissioner Talbott led a city park beautification in April 1885 by planting 200 trees after Editor Hunter urged residents to line the streets with trees. The elms survived until Dutch elm disease reduced the stand only a few years ago.

Talbott Gospel Ridge Hunter

Warn farmers of 75 farm supply scarcity Iowa State extension warns

Iowa State University extension specialists told farmers that 1975 insecticides pesticides and fertilizer would be scarce and costly. Harold Stockdale advised planning ahead avoiding corn after corn planting, ordering rootworm insecticides, and securing aldrin heptachlor or chlordane early. Regis Voss warned fertilizer supplies would tighten with rising nitrogen demand and low inventories for potassium and phosphorus.

Iowa State University Extension Iowa Harold Stockdale Regis Voss Extension Agronomist

Santa letters and court docket items combined

A pair of child wish lists from Jennifer Taylor Hastings and a separate cases docket from associate magistrate John Watson lists drivers with tickets for speeding and other motor vehicle offenses, a sales violation, and a loaded gun in a vehicle. Notable names include Carol Allen Harold Smith Murray Newman Randy Pflug Arnold Murphy Steven Marshall Lawrence Podosil Jeff Hammer Swaford and D J Ealhorn.

MAGIS John Watson Carol Allen Glenwood William Edwards Harold Smith Council Bluffs Murray Newman Omaha Randy Pflug Arnold Murphy Nebraska City Steven Marshall

Agricultural policy notes on crop costs and conservation

Discussion covers production costs and weather impact on crops, soil conservation for expanded acres, corn and soybean diseases, and laws and labeling of agricultural chemicals. The article mentions regulatory and educational aspects shaping farming practices.

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