Editorial on Alito accidents and Washington's standard
Editorial notes Alito related accidents in Mills County causing injuries deaths and $32980 in damage in three months. Argues speed and carelessness fund public improvements and school needs, urging a steadfast foreign policy and a moral standard as Washington advised. Memorial Day speech by W C Nathlie praised for relevancy to current dilemmas.
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Mills County
W. C. Nathlie
Washington
U. 8
Russia
Memorial Day Observance Reflects Local Spirit in Malvern
Malvern residents uphold a quiet Memorial Day, honoring fallen soldiers with spontaneous participation and a strong community spirit. The writer recalls fishing at Borliner pond with friends Bill Aistrane and Mel Joe Francis who shared fish, and urges park board improvement of the pond area with trees, grass, and better stocking to boost local recreation.
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Malvern
Altheneh
Borliner Pond
Ting
Bill Aistrane
Mel
Joe Francis
Bill
Park Board
Memorial Day band leaders noted in Des Moines area
SUSE BOUDEN and FOLLOWING THE LEADER AP reports on George Davis joining the Memorial Day martial band in Des Moines as fifer after 15 years in the city. The piece lists local musicians Doc Cole Jay Leeky Bert Shaul and others, and mentions Ed Smith attending Scudda Hoo Scudda Hay at the Empress Theater with his grandson Donald Donner running the projector. Old Malvern residents Sidney Larsen and family are also mentioned with a long absence noted since 1907, alongside a reminiscence of Sid’s barber days and a distant return.
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George Davis
Mr. Davis
Des Moines
First Methodist Church
Sunday
Doc Cole
Jay Leeky
Thurman
Bert Shaul
Strahan
Mr. Mathewson
Council Tuffs
Ed Smith
Scudda Hoo
Hollywood
Sidney Larsen
Anita
Malvern
Sid
Toad
Mananyv
Orrin Duke
Albion
Mich
Emmett Moses
Joe Kammerer
Joe Laughlin
Imogene
Dale King
Ronald
Coin
Frank Dorsey
R. R. Butcher
Margaret
Chillicothe
Donald Kammerer
Wentworth
Afa
Wentworth Military Academy
Bernard
Audubon
Ed Hanson
Kansas City
Your Congressman's Record on Trade and Public Lands
Congressman Ben F Y Jen sen voted to extend the reciprocal trade act by 284 to 149 with near unanimous support, while opposing a motion to reconsider. He backed debate on the Will and favorable moves on Washington D.C. home rule and district hiring, piloting the 1949 Interior Department appropriation through the House.
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Ben FY. Jensen
Vastriet of
Colmmtia
Jenn- Ben
Mr Jensen
Mrr
Jensen
Towse
He Atke
Will
Ae Jensen
Calat Ria
Washington
House
Department of Interior
Imogene Club Notes Socials and Local Moves
Imogene hosts a Willing Workers meeting with sixteen present. Prizes awarded. future host announced. Local residents visit relatives. multiple moves and arrivals noted. KK conventions attended in Des Moines with delegates named. A party celebrates Paul Weaver's eleventh birthday with games and gifts. Ball game Imogene over Essex 7 to 4. rain and illnesses reported.
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Estel Bussard
Elch
Jake Bussard
Chas. Abhotsh
Edward 5
Martin
Shenandoah Council
Houston
Tex
Paul Weaver Bitertain
Mrr
Pank Weaver
Paul
Margaret Chaney
Virginia Wutcher
Hiltie Weaver
Eugene Weaver
Jack Skahill
Earl Woods
Wilma Slayes
Marian Wricht
Mery
Beatrice Kinney
David
Gene Clinien
Patricia
Wanda Ditar
Isank Ditmars
Wadward Clark
Connie
Weaver
Marlon Wright
Wonoree
Memorial visitors mingle in Chillicothe and Malvern
Local residents from Chillicothe Mo to Malvern Ark and nearby communities visit relatives and attend memorial services. Names include Bert Kamypert Patricia Gutsch Lizzie McGargill Gerald McGargill and George Lawrence. A child underwent an emergency appendectomy in Murphy Hospital.
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Bert Kamypert
Chillicothe
Liberty
Lizzie McGargill
St. Louis
Gerald McGargill
Cae Maher
Sidney
George Lawrence
Malvern
Katie McGargill
Wabash
Maberly, Ma
Glen Wright
Ralph Wright
Bloomington
Ralph
James Wright
Undefined draft bill prompts push for action
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a bill or proposal, with unclear figures and dates. It mentions a 1949 context and a possible judge or governor and public actions. Further readable details are not present to form a complete item.
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