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Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1962

Page

3

Great Competitors Oriolettes Earn State Basketball Berth

Malvern High School Oriolettes under Coach Bill Beasley earned a state tournament bid amid bold defense and late-game comebacks. Guard Rose Turner led a deep rotation while reserves boosted scores, with academic priorities cited as sustaining their strong season. The squad, praised as great competitors and fine citizens, is expected to perform with honor next week.

Malvern Community High Oriolettes Bill Beasley Oriolettes Ed Edie Beasley Rose Turner Miss Turner MCHS

Weatherman Overdoing Snow Business Says Poet

The essay laments heavy snow and praises gentle falls while joking about a snow with a higher melting point. It thanks Malvern street workers for keeping streets clear despite late storms and closes with a Bulwer-Lytton quote about power and calmness.

Malvern

Navy survival school vividly simulates enemy capture

ATN-3 Duncan Tompkins of the U S Navy described a survival school for Navy personnel run with extreme realism. Marines simulated the enemy as students faced relentless tasks to test their endurance and loyalty, with scenarios designed to mirror wartime capture and subjugation.

ATN-3 Duncan Tompkins U. S. Navy Malvern Rotarians Navy

Malvern Girls Cheer Through Tough District Night

A rugged district night tested the Malvern Oriolettes but they persevered amid strenuous play and community support. Visits from locals, church attendance, and the region's pride as seven state organization presidents hailed Red Oak’s “City of Presidents” nickname frame a week of public interest and civic enthusiasm.

Old Bill Sides with Bishop on Stand of Birch Society versus Communism

Bill Wortman argues Birch Society mirrors Communist totalitarianism and dangers to individual freedom. He warns centralized power and a belief that ends justify means could invite collapse, favoring anti Birch over anti Communist stance while urging steady pressure against Communist influence.

Bill Bishop John Birch Society Bishop Ensley Achiss USA Birch Society East Bill Wortman

Writer chides coverage of Malvern girls basketball

A Mills County reader from Missouri Valley complains that Malvern girls receive excessive public attention and criticizes the paper for overstatements about all conference status and subs. The writer requests credit for the team while urging the press to restrain extrinsic color remarks to avoid harming players.

Sirs Mills County Athletics Malvern Steve Steiner Wenderson Viv Fleming Great Eaglette

Strahan News Highlights Local Events and Births

Strahan Methodist Church activities fill the week with services and a Friday youth meeting. Melinda Day arrives Feb 18 to join the Woodfill families. several local residents attend weddings, visits, and farm sales. Community birthdays and deaths are noted, with WSCS meetings planned and a birthday coffee honoring Mrs. Kenneth Davis.

WSCS Jared Woodfil Carl Woodfill Ames Melinda Day Marvin Woodfill Eleries Meservy Homer Goodman Red Oak E. Wiseman Herb Gary Davis Kenneth Davis Bob Carl Wilson Malvern Fleeta Rabe St. Petersburg Flo R. R. Kier Charlies L. Wilsons Beverly Sandra Telschow T. D. Telschow Clarence Lemonda Lettie Bradley Caldwell Ida Strahan Ellis Grindle Bob Blunt Larry

Scherle Outlines Important Issues in State for Next Assembly

Mills County Representative William J. Scherle outlines interim state and county developments for the 60th General Assembly. He details the Legislative Research Committee’s role, current studies, advisory committees on mental retardation, school aid programs, dairy trade practices, children's laws, labor agency organization, administrative rules, tax revenues, and state accounting funds along with two unassigned requests.

Scherle General Assembly Mills County 69Th General Assembly 60Th General Assembly Legislative Research Committee CIA Research Bureau Legislative Research Service Burreau Iowa Bureau Employment Security Commission The Industrial Commission Bureau of Labor and Mine Inspectors Office Re Search Bureau House Senate

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