Army Drill and Civil Service for CCC in 1937 Plan
The article discusses expanding CCC duties into army drill and civil service roles for 1937. It notes Rep Jack Ninfuds and other veterans pushing for service ratings and broader training while War Department reports show fewer desertions and discharges in 1936. It highlights Roosevelt's push to keep the corps as a permanent program with large scale planting and soil conservation achievements.
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Syria
CCC
Rtd
Tee
Aamuros
Campo
Jack Ninfuds
Jabra
Congress
War Department
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The readable portions present a jumbled mix of terms and possible names. Notable clarity is minimal, with scattered fragments like People and places unclear. Overall, the text appears corrupted, offering insufficient coherent facts for a proper news item.
District Chaplain Announces Itinerary for Camp Visits
The district chaplain announces a four month itinerary visiting old camps in the district. The schedule lists Malvern on Feb 22, Land MW in March, and visits to Sidney Shenandoah Red Oak Missouri Valley Denison Stone Park Whiting and Moorhead camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewahr
Mild influenza confines 30 enrollees at Malvern camp
A mild influenza outbreak at the Malvern camp confines 30 enrollees to segregated buildings converted into emergency hospitals under Camp physician Capt. Charles Coughlan. Those with symptoms are treated or observed at the camp hospital while arrangements keep infected enrollees isolated to prevent further spread.
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Malvern
Charles Coughlan
Enrollment of New Members Increases Company Strength
Enrollment of new members boosts company strength with names like Richard tomer ree Prowler Heary Bates Hefare Paul Matealm and others listed, including Willard Deeken Karl Mock and Russell Kramer after Kettler LeMurs and Jotin Litter. The Grove also appears with names such as Turin and Melvin Waton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telos Chatr
Richard Tomer
Ree Prowler
Heary Bates
Hefare
Paul Matealm
Mapkusen
Mes Beifintt
Russell Kramer
Kettler
Jotin Litter
Turin
Eye Pictures and Mind Pictures By Reid Lyford Compagronomist
A wandering narrator describes riding through a rural landscape with snow, erosion gullys, and quiet farm scenes. He recalls fields, fences, and memory images, noting the land’s beauty and the erosion threats while blending recollection with present view and weathered roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reid B. Lyford
Conservation News From The Tarteiaers-Eatiter Auguriate
Fragmentary page text outlines conservation notes and editor attributions. Readable items reference local environmental topics, upcoming events, and community interest in preservation efforts without full details.
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Tarteiaers
M. Tuamresas
To Know Your Land base in His Tates Amment
In Agricultural America a passage lauds the forestry and soil conservation work of the CCC as a model of conservation and employment. It argues the corps translates effort into clear benefits for today and tomorrow, urging Mills County residents to read it.
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America
COC
Forestry
Sail x
Servier
Conservation Corps
Tommirrow
Drouth
Mills County
Camp Gets Two New Technicians
Maxwell Staver from Afton and H. Saffer transferred to the CCCamp Malvern staff as field foremen. The additions bring the camp staff to seven. Staver, a Iowa State graduate, previously worked at transient centers and was a counselor at Parkersburg. duties began December 16. Saffer, from Winterset conservation service, transferred December 23.
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Maxwell Staver
Saffel
Thortys
Staver of
Afton
Towa State College
Ames
Iowa
Parkersburg
Malvern
Saffer
Co. Vi
Winterset
Conservation Service
Eight Pay Official Visits to Co 780
Eight official visitors paid calls at the Malvern camp during the last half of December and the first week of January. Army visitors were Major George King on Dec 18, Capt Hale Moore on Dec 22, Lt Col Mack Garr on Dec 22, and 1st Lt CG Campbell on Jan 8. Technical staff included FS Vetter and G FE Crippen on Jan 6. Educational department visits featured Miss Ertrat Abtifors and Miss Marjorie Powers on Dec 14.
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Malvern
ECW
Army
George King
Hale Moore
Mack Garr
CG Campbell
FS. Vetter
G. FE. Crippen
Red Oak
Ertrat Abtifors
Fifth District
WPA
Marjorie Powers
Census of CCCamp Enrollees This Month
Comprehensive census forms will record CCC enrollees nationwide. The Malvern camp census runs Jan 1 to Jan 23 under the federal Emergency Conservation work director. Data will determine job placements and verify employment status, including education, origin, race, and health details for each enrollee.
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CCC
Malvern
Federal
Practice Floor Upsets B B Expansion Plan For Malvern Camp
At a Jan. 7 candidate conference manager Pop Yates pushed plans to form auxiliary teams for the Malvern camp as it eyes CCC quints in the Tabor sectional. Malvern awaits a possible A A U membership after a bid by Midwest A A U commissioner Lyle Rennie. Staver and Drudhella lead a new defense oriented lineup with Taylor Herzax and Brenneman among returning players. The camp beat Company I 33 to 31 in an armory overtime game and edged Malvern High 26 to 23, as Brenneman scored 15 and Duke 11 in the hill opener for Co 720.
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Malvern
CCC Quints
Tabor
Pop" Yates
Yates
Lyle Rennie
Midwest
A. A. LU
Tawa
Malver Quaint
CCC
Thurman
Maurice Taylor
Fred Herzax
Army
Hell
Max Staver
Tew State College
Staver
Company I
Glenwood Armory
Co. 780
Stayer
Duke
Drudhella
Malvern High School
Paul Brenneman
Boone
Co. 720
Few Accidents In Conservation Work
A safety bulletin from the Emergency Conservation Administration says Malvern CCC field work was among the least dangerous outdoor government activities in recent months. In August only two federal services had fewer accidents per 1,000 workers across 10 agencies. Hand tools caused 25 percent of injuries, with the forest service and corps of engineers seeing the most serious accidents. The overall agency average was 7.4 per 1,000, soil conservers 5.6 per 1,000.
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Malvern CCC
Emergency Conservation Administration
Forest Service
Corps of Engineers
Enrollees to Receive First Aid Certificates
Twenty enrollees who completed the standard American first aid course under camp surgeon Capt. Chas Coughlan are eligible for the first aid certificate. A new class will be organized for the next three months. The group includes Noel Christopher Alfred Dyer Fred Herzog Lawrence Hill Elmer Lind Charles Yates Owen Boyle Maurice Callahan Robert Carey Clitus Hult Roy Kilstrom H Lookabilter Clea McGill John Steck Victor Thielhorn A G Williams Morris Taylor L L Johnson Robert Felcher Willis Haunches.
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Chas, Coughlan
Noel Christopher
Alfred Dyer
Fred Herzog
Lawrence Hill
Elmer Lind
Charles Yates
Owen Boyle
Maurice Callahan
Robert Carey
Clitus Hult
Roy Kilstrom
H. Lookabilter
Clea McGill
John
Blacksmith Shop Construction Advances at Camp Facilities
Construction workers completed a new blacksmith shop addition to the conserva thvat service's tool house. The building will house an anvil fuels and a sanitary set. Hospital materials were delivered this week for installation in the gaup Hospital.
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Carl Manales
Enrollees Leave Camp for Other Opportunities
Discharge records show six Malvern conservation service enrollees leaving between December 14 and January 1 for new jobs or service. John Boling takes a Oklahoma City position, Fred Foote seeks Sioux City work, Paul Brenneman joins Chicago Northwestern shops at Boone, Arthur Malcolm finds work at Pacific Junction, James Marr cites administrative reasons, Robert Garrett accepts a job in Imperial Valley, California, and Robert Roepke enlists in the navy at Sioux City.
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Malvern
The
Conservation Service
U. S
John Boling
Oklahoma City
Okla
Fred Foote
Sioux City
Paul Brenneman
Chicago-Northwestern
Boone
Arthur Malcolm
Pacific Junction
James Marr
Robert Garrett
Imperial Valley
Calif
Robert Roepke
Navy
New Figures Show Benefits From Conservation Efforts
HL ETL reports that soil and water conserving practices in the Midwest drought areas have raised moisture by about 25 percent through contour tillage and level terraces. In the upper Mississippi valley efforts include 1 projects and 100 CC Camps guided by R. OE. Uhuland, with 7,459 farmers participating and 99,222 acres contour planted, 66,714 acres strip cropped, 2,210 miles of terraces built, and 22,555 acres receiving erosion resistant vegetation along with 4,195 acres retired from cropping.
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HL Etl
Kennett
Federal Soil Conservation Service
Milford adviser visits Malvern camp with family
E. T. Mann, educational adviser at Milford, visited the Malvern camp with Mrs. Mann and her sister. Maxwell Stayer, ECW foreman, was called to Aston January 11 to attend the funeral of Mrs. John Holt, his wife's grandmother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Mann
Milford
Timber Work and Game Protection December Projects
December reports show emergency conservation personnel leading in timber protection during the month. They built 190 rods of fence mainly to guard timber improvement stands, planted 16 140 square yards of trees, completed three permanent dams and 22 temporary dams, dug 500 feet of diversion ditches, and 360 feet of channel excavation for terrace outlets. The crew wrote final timber improvement projects covering 32 acres and logged 117 man days to protect Mills County wildlife, plus new game shelters and feed stations stocked with assistance from state officer RB Courtright in Council Bluffs.
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Mills County
Courtright
Council Bluffs
Mrs Rob Holst Moves Family to Malvern
Mrs Rob Holst and her two young sons, a family of the commandant officer, recently moved from Council Riffs to Malvern to establish their residence.
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Mra
Rob. Golst
Holst
Council Rinffs
Malvern
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