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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1963

Page

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An Excellent Bill Presented by Senator Lisle

An Excellent Bill Presented by Senator Lisle Bravo to Senator Vern Liste who has introduced a bill to permit municipalities to see bonds to provide funds for a building for a new industry. This may be a strong tool for obtaining new industry without danger of raising property taxes. It has been tried in Kentucky and proved effective. We hope the General Assembly will give the Proposal favorable and quick action and thus permit Iowa's towns and cities to offer another inducement to new industry as The best preparation for the future is the now well seen to and the last duty done. Georgie Macdonald.

Bravo Vern Liste Kentucky General Assembly Iowa

New 4 H Girls Uniform Plan Welcomed News

A newly designed uniform for 4 H girls gains approval, with a green blazer set for use at bars, signaling a shift from the prior dress code. The plan emphasizes a distinct, modern look aligned with 4 H activities and events.

Malvern Leader Editor F A Wortman

The Malvern Leader announces F A Wortman as editor and publisher for the paper. The notice notes post office mailing status and formal classification under federal postal law.

F. A. Wortman

Change in 4-H Uniforms Sparks Long Debate

Years of controversy surrounded a shift from the middy blouse and skirt to newer 4-H uniforms. Proponents argued the change would boost membership and appeal, while critics defended the old style. Despite resistance, the new attire ultimately gained acceptance.

U S and Iowa See Need for Cuban Refugees in Teaching and Medicine

The piece argues that the United States and Iowa could absorb many Cuban refugees, many already trained as teachers and doctors. It urges state agencies to certify refugees as Spanish teachers or practitioners, filling shortages. the federal and state departments should support placement to become productive citizens. It cites Mary Baker Eddy on deceit.

Jag Mars FE. S. State Department U. S

Mills Countians Visit Rep Scherte in Des Moines

Mills Countians met with Rep. Scherte in Des Moines on Monday January 24. The report notes a joint House Senate agriculture committees meeting with J Leroy Welsh of Omaha as guest speaker. Welsh, head of Butler Welsh Elevator Co, chaired the WW II era group exploring new uses for agricultural products. The piece covers convention updates, federal use tax talk, and proposals affecting roads, highways, and board of control funding for 1963 64. It also mentions Shaff plan debate on apportionment and the Senate expansion plan.

House Senatesigriculture J. Leroy Welsh Omaha Welsh Butler- Welsh Elevator Co Eisenhower Iowa Des Moines Tom Rieken Association Henderson Department of Agriculture Bill Board Appropriations Board of Contol Board of Control Glenwood State School Cla’rinda Town Senate

Birthday and visit roundup spans many families

Sunday evening gatherings honor Mrs Elmer Haney and Ror Hint ton with cake coffee and fruit while Steven Dickersbach celebrated his seventh birthday with classmates and friends. Several visitors and relatives attended illnesses hospital stays and travel notes appear throughout the week in Malvern and nearby communities including Council Bluffs and Indianola.

Local Social Notes From Malvern and Vicinity in 1963

Mrs Richard Bass and Douglas visited with Mr and Mrs Austin Bass while Douglas stayed with grandparents over Saturday. Elmer Vaney joined Tom Kingery for coffee to celebrate Mrs Haneys birthday. Ed Herrick and family visited Miss Ethel and Les Herrick. Mrs Herrick had been released from Mercy hospital. Blizzard delayed Ferne Alberts from Hillsdale school. a vacation day was taken. Mount Vernon residents enjoyed warmer weather after cold days, with snow returning Friday. Fox hunters reported three varmints disposed of in local hunting activity.

Richard Bass Douglas Austin Bass Elmer Vaney Tom Kingery Haney Ed Herrick Glenda Denny Soundt Bluffs Ethel Les Herrick Jack Haney Elmer Haney Shenandoah Mt. Vernon Tumsie

Wilson and son visit father in hospital after surgery

C M Wilson and son Charles were in Council Bluffs on Friday as the elder Mr Wilson entered Mercy hospital. Mrs Wilson and Charles visited Sunday and spent Monday at the hospital when he underwent surgery and came through real good. Mt Vernon neighbors and friends send good wishes for a speedy recovery. Carolyn Sue Hilton of Hillsdale spent Sunday with Beverly Blackman.

Forrest Stephens Glenn Bantz Omaha Malvern Flord Blackman Council Bluns Blackman Mercy Hospital Jack Haner Tom Kingery C. M. Wilson Charles Wilson Council Bluffs Mr. Wilson Mercy

Farm Bureau Seeks Property Tax Relief in Iowa

Dean Brown of Fremont County urged Iowa lawmakers to cut property taxes, noting levies rose from 227 million in 1953 to an estimated 432 million in 1963. He argued high taxes hinder economic progress, with 57 percent funding schools and nearly 90 percent of school costs paid by property owners. The Farm Bureau backs increased state school aid on a per pupil basis to replace property tax revenue, plus a plan for initial tax relief and caps on future increases.

Dean Brown Fremont County Fare Bureau Brown Iowa Farm Bureau

Liquor-by-the-Drink Mail Sparks Legislative Debate

A column notes 80 legislators toured Ames Technical Institute amid space age projects and nuclear reactor construction. Farm Bureau backs new revenue options including a single rate net income tax to fund higher school aid, while many residents oppose liquor by the drink. The piece mentions bills to liberalize workers compensation and authorize revenue bonds for factory buildings. The author invites reader questions for weekly radio program.

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Lisle Georgie Macdonald Congress Mills County Imogene Randolph Tabor United States Mary Baker Eddy Mills Rep. Scherte William J. Scherte Delbert O'Dell Tours Valde Anse Valde Anse AO Micase Serres Omar Carun Mr. Vernon Miley Schmidt Ror Hintton Raney Linda Floyd Blackman Jack Raney Steven Dickersbach Randy Alberts Mark Reigns Joe Phelps Danny Kemp Steven Otha Dickersbach Chantry Airs Wiliam Barber Jr Just Us Girls Club Rar Powers Re Township Charles Cheney Glen Valerie Ralph Bower Vestorene Holden Ocie Dickersbach Sandra Ida Bess Bertida Bess Larry Timmy Glenwood Ernest Alberts Lavina Alberts Strahan Simpson College Indianola Dale Bell Jack Hunter Jackie Jimmy Pavne Junction Indian Hills Cinerama Theater John Kemp Danny Joni Francis Gilleland Roger Willises Gilleland Tecties Pat Winters Joyce Sinner Joyce Clarenes Myers Dwight Myers Myers Sanday Dchildren Dannell Roger Myers Sions City Dan Myers Shetty Omaka Norman Sinser Robert Sehroster Bernie Ug Roberta Schreeder Stanley Readi Shenandosh Ames Great University Naven KMA Lutus Vern Lisle Fremont, Mills, Page Counties Fred.g. Henry Oakland, Ta Calf Hamilton Management Corporation Vm. Baer Red Oak Emerson Massey-Harris New Holland Super Roderick Lean Midwest Robert W. Hessle Kelly-Ryan Harrow Wood Bros. Combine Continental Motor Hawthorne Wscs C.H. Hossle Bradley & Bradley, Auctioneers Emerson State Bank
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