Democratic Convention Appeals to Youth with Limited Change Prospects
The Malvern Leader notes the Democratic convention drew strong youth interest and a potential voter surge. It questions whether McGovern can rally youth, enact reforms, and shift a large civil service bureaucracy, while stressing the coming campaign will require careful citizen thought.
Easterners Learn of Cost of Producing Meat in la
Reader contributions from Malcolm Stogdill of New Jersey reference a New York Daily News piece titled Tracking Down Bad Guys in the Beef Price Mystery. The piece analyzes beef price increases over the last year, notes rising production costs, and argues there is no single culprit behind meat costs. It suggests transport, packing, distribution, wages, and taxes all influence prices and cautions against assuming costs can rise without affecting purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm Stogdill
New Jersey
New York Daily News
Gerald Forristall
Macedonia
Bill Scherle
Reader commends Leader editor on new print and graduation photos
The reader praises the Leader for improved printing and especially the 1972 M.C.H.S. Graduation class photos. He calls the group “a fine looking” pair of young people and compliments the newspaper. He notes unreliable postal delivery, saying issues arrive late. Cliff S. Plumb.
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M.C.H.S
Cliff S. Plumb
Malvern Area Praised for Schools and Environment
A reader from Malvern extols the town praising its top rated school system, eager students, and rapid growth with new businesses. She notes crowded schools despite new rooms, hopes to protect natural beauty, and shares local wildlife sightings including deer and river scenery. Sincerely, Mrs. Marlin Finchem of Hardy Ark. Eaton Plans Open House at Shenandoah Plant on Airport Road west of Shenandoah hosts Sunday open house July 23 from 1 to 4 pm. Plant manager Ron Tompkins invites the public to tour the 270,000 sq ft transmission plant with 20 million in facilities and film about Eaton products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlin Finchem
Hardy, Ark
Eatons
Shenandoah
Eaton Corporation
Transmission Division
Airport Road
Ron Tompkins
Tompkins
Eaton
Along Main Raave With Pete Graham
A mosaic of clipped political notes and local color from a rural newspaper page. The piece references postal policy impacts on small papers, public notes from Emmett Butler, census shifts in Malvern, traffic concerns on Main Street, and remarks tied to Democratic figures Martha Mitchell John McCormack and Chicago Mayor Richard Daley.
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Treynor
Emmett Butler
1972 election outlook from The Malvern Leader
The Malvern Leader argues 1972 will offer a clear liberal versus conservative choice with defined battle lines. It praises diverse candidates and predicts a decisive outcome, urging citizen participation and predicting a rightwing or leftwing president after four years. The tone reflects optimism for a vigorous, ideologically explicit campaign season.
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America
Nixon
Humphrey
Lyndon Johnson
Indochina
Richard Nixon
Eisenhower
Union
Two marriage licenses issued by county clerk
Clerk Lorraine Strand issued licenses to Thomas D. Scoggins 22 of Pacific Junction and Lynette Philipson 20 of Moses Lake Washington and to Ridgeway Snider 25 and Denise Hein 18 both of Glenwood. New cars licensed include Fords and Chevrolets for residents of Glenwood Malvern Hastings Silver City Pac Jet and Emmerson names.
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Lorraine Strand
Thomas D. Scoggins
Pacific Junction
Lynette Philipson
Moses Lake
Wash
Ridgeway Snider
Denise Hein
Glenwood
Fords
Kenneth B. Reed
Lloyd Markel
Pamela Dahlin
Richard MccKiddy
Pac
Jet
Roger Hardware
Julius A. Buch
Richard Stewart
Jack Stanley Co
Pickup
Charles Hopp
Hamilton J. Lewis
Emerson
Franklin G. Fay
Robert West
Patric Reed
Malvern
Marilyn McCrary
Helen Osborne
Pac. Jet
John Wilson
Hastings
Dickie Severn
Silver City
Matador
Vardaman G
Wilkins
Buick
Robert Fryzek
Dodge
Wayne Tackett
International Truck
Plymouth
Mervin Long
Olds
Frank Cole
Five Principles of Christian Maturity Sunday Study
UC Sunday school attendance 59, birthdays 1, visitors 5, offering 15.66, scriptures cited from Psalm 119 and Hebrews. Solo "Feed My Lambs" by Mrs. Bob Roeder. Mystry Circle met with devotionals from Matthew 5 13 16. August hostess named. visitors from Malvern Essex Newton and Omaha noted with travel details.
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Bob Roeder
Mystry Circle
Morris Johnson
Mystry
Mathew
John Stefford
Ray Trively
Malvern
Merrill Sowers
Bill Huff
Gary Turner
Essex
Carlton Davidsons
Evelyn Warren
Dean Warren
Leon Repp
Newton
Repps
Hawaii
Brian Bond
Omaha
Malvern Town Council approves pool project bids
Malvern Iowa officials met July 11 1972 to adopt plans specifications and form of contract for a swimming pool and bathhouse. A public hearing produced no objections and bids from D C Taylor Co Cedar Rapids and South Pacific Pools Des Moines were opened with total sums 99200 and 79680 respectively after deducting bathhouse painting. Council set July 20 to decide on accepting the lowest bid.
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Malvern
Iowa
Council of
Temple Bowers
C.L. Hanson
Larry V. Hedlund
Marian Jones
N.D. Pierce
Jon Kemp
Bowers
Hanson
Hedlund
Jones
Pierce
Jon ¥. Kemp
Woodford R. Byington
D.C. Taylor Company
Cedar Rapids
Ing Pool
South Pacific Pools, Inc
Des Moines
Sw Pool
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