Editorial calls for precinct civic action at Republican convention
The piece urges citizen participation in precinct caucuses to choose delegates for the county and state conventions. It criticizes “professional politicians” and highlights risks of centralized control. It also laments leadership decisions in Korea and criticizes Truman’s MacArthur firing and stalled truce talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J K. Goodwin
Taqwa Regardican Central Committee
Ines
Repubican
Kent Theater
Des Moiness
Marely
Preringrean Ciises
Mills County
Caneys
Uless
Saric
Republicans and Democrats Clash Over Peace and War Policy
The author argues a Republican win next fall could stabilize world stress and end U.S. misjudgments. It critiques Democratic leadership, U.S. policy in Korea, and calls for capable, honest administration while warning no perfect government is possible and the nation must stay engaged globally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Networld
Aresting
Truman
Uncle Sam
State Department
Following the Leader and the Beards at Centennial
The piece riffs on local wit about social notes and a beard craze in Glenwood and Malvern. It mocks complaints about a missing society section, recounts Ken Thatcher Hew’s travel mishap to Des Moines, and teases bearded norms with a spoof about Whitney Gilliland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mervag
Alea People World
Ken Thatcher
Des Moines
Farm Bureau
Mr. Whatcher
Donner
Glenwood
Malvern
Coutry
Whitney Gilliland
Strahan Garden Club hosts Mrs Kayton at home
Strahan newspaper notes 16 women attended the Strahan Garden Club meeting hosted by Mrs Chas Kayton, with Mrs H Ti Kayton assisting. Other items include a Beebouts church reception, M Y F worship service, and various local visits and family news across Malvern Strahan and nearby towns.
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Garden Club
Kayton
Chas
Strahan
Wood
Beebouts
John Beebout
Lester Staak
Beverly
Bobby
Ms. Schipper
Malvern
Lyle Coddington
Lyle
Evelyn Henrickson
Adam Fisher
Carileen
Minn
Virgil Hammack
Minneapolis
Virgil Joseph
Vern Cantack
Ties Moines
Ferter Millecontin
Vic Norton
Thaughters
Allan Norton
David
Merrill Siscers
Ioan
Emerson
Rayrmont Trively
Mrlvery
Leo Hardy
Nebr
Jhara Sowers
Flosd Curman
Sieer
DLM
Mro
Jinier
Fimiar
Lester Shank
Filis Grindle
Lynn Costetle
Kermit Hillyer
Jain Rases
Robert Shaul
Wilson
Rob
M. Wilson
Railshack
Auburn
Barr
Leon Lemomnis
Edrmindsot Hospital
Council Bluffs
Lemonds
Hady
Orville Bell
Omaha
Keith Wilcox
Jay Coddington
Jay
Marlin
Clarence Tlomendsgd
Martin
Leon Lem= s
Vieke Kay
Femineleett Hospital
Couneid Bhatt
Robert Storm
Ba Bilary
Marion Clark
Tall Cul
Paul Spelmans
Mrondas
Rome
van Anderson
Taurence White
Sandie
Arreth Albay
Alhoe Tastee
Timtar
Bastes
Brive Fichter
Buuene
Farragut
Paul Ordi Randolph
Vries
Panti
Mir
Cat M Sobordaman
Mandelpte
Relstives
Srocenar
Caltf
Juan Wortman
Malverne
Arch Chbuwr
Twin Falls
Ida
Ellis Grindle
Deata
Cha Awright Tome
Thieman
Carl Anderson
Routh Ann
Henry Moigard
Albert Anderson
Elmer Hendrickson
Essex
Don Clark
Hugh Paige
C. L. Crouse
Red Oak
Minutes of Board of Education February 12 1952
Regular meeting minutes show President Chantes and five directors present with Absent indicated. Listed are numerous bills approved for payment including salaries for staff, substitute teachers, and drivers, plus payments to suppliers, service stations, and vendors for buses, maintenance, and supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chantes
Beckwith
Wortman
Breeding and
Shoik
E.R. Wathies
Sila
Muidholland
Bushocm & Rauh
Veeves
J. T. Martie, Inc
Davie Alice
Marian Alfrey
Mora Ruelner
Letty Buffington
Helen McMillan
Stacy
Maxine Salisbury
Ask Ruth Salyers
Naomi Smith
Margaret Stevesson
John Paulson
Keith Hughes
Sats Atv Eeet Eee
Bent Roland Gordon
Roland Gordon
Donnie Schwaller
Mary Malony
Malvers
Peenry A
Holden
International Bronze Tablet Co
Sloan Valve Co
Breeding & Benton
Lipper Davis & Bila
Lee, Ae
Frank Paxton Lamber
Tumber
Oras Fuchs Machinery & Co
Sander Belts O
Waorkt Hook Co
Textbnss
Ron Peterson Ci
Met Supply Coy
Gamble Hinged Music Co
Tiasi
Malvern School Board Proceedings Note 1952 Budget and Elections
The Malvern school board discusses supplies and services from local vendors including Patton Music Co and Gambles. They approve funds for building, lunch program equipment, and list prices for necessary equipment for Forrest R Chantry School. A school election is set for March 10 1952 at the Liberty Memorial Building basement from noon to seven pm with adjournment following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Byington
R. W. Salyers
Chas
D. Costello
C. R. Brewer
Collins Drug Co
P. Bayer Lumber & Coal Co
Houghton Mifflin Co
Hooks
Johnson Hardware Co
Re- Pais Co
Malvern
Penty Peitus Schmoller & Mueller
Gambles
Power & Light Co
Jia Bie Palalishing Co
H.W. Wilson Co
Maga- Zinc
Ginn & Co
International Economic Research
Webster Publishing Co
Workhank
Vega the Economy Co
Workhooks
Costello Insurance Agency
Fil Patton Music Co
the Steck Co
Workhanks
Malvern Skelvas
Town State College
Wortman
Shonka
Forrest R. Chantry School
Building Board
Dent
Towa
Liberty Memorial
Twleve
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Lina
Geo
Washington
Korea
MacArthur
U.S
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Feneral MacArthur
Reedy
Valletiell
Worll
U. S
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Roms See
Matic
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Ford
SIXI
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James Matton
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Salyers Auto Company
Strahan. News
Guy D. Grindle
Strahan School
Fillise
Floyd Gorman
Silver City
Elis Grindley
Ulas
Archenbach
EG. Wederquist
Jane Barton
W. M. Vestal
Franklin
Grant
Ed McFarland
Frank Crouse
Arthur Churchman
Elliott
E. H. Crouse
Board of Education
Red Oak Transfer
Chas. E. Merrill Co
Malvern Leader
Bloedel Hardware
J. R. Cardwell
Bell Telephone Co
Ray
Sam's Grocery
J. HL Marti, Inc
Ott
Sushoon & Rauh
Thee Service Co
Waller Transfer
Pace Service Co. Gas and Oil
T. E
Forrest R. Chantry AM School
Frank Blazek
Stroud Store
Metvern
Malvern Alones Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Swanson's
Swansons
C. A. Swanson & Sons Mill & Elevator Dept
Phope
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