Senator Vern Lisle Reports State Legislature Actions
State Senator Vern Lisle notes both chambers passed bills to curb crime with tougher gun sentences and narcotics oversight shifts. House moves to define a drunk driver at .10 blood alcohol, while Lisle opposes higher interest rates to 9 percent. Reapportionment looms, senate seats to 50 and house to 100, with steering committees guiding bills before calendar debate. Adjournment expected before May 4, 1946.
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House
Senate
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Board of
Phrrmacy
Iowa
Tye
Vern Lisle
Postoffice Seeks Civil Service Applicants at Malvern
Postmaster Tom Gidley says the Malvern Post Office is accepting applications for civil service exams to fill future vacancies in substitute clerk and carrier ranks. Pay starts at $2.95 an hour with automatic yearly increases. Henderson Postmaster Bruce Forward also accepts applications. Benefits include up to 26 vacation days, 13 sick days, retirement plan, health and life insurance. No experience required. applications available at the Post Office during business hours.
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Tom Gidley
Malvern
Bruce Forward
Henderson
Pos
Mills Countians Named to Farm Bureau Advisory Committees
Two Mills county residents were named to Iowa Farm Bureau advisory committees for the year. Earl Taylor of Silver City was named to the field crops advisory committee, which met in Des Moines to discuss corn quality standards, popcorn marketing and grain marketing possibilities.
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Iowa Farm Bureau
Earl Taylor
Silver City
Des Moines
Sergeant Tudor earns multiple Air Force training levels
Six years of service Sergeant Tudor began with three level training at Keesler AFB Mississippi and earned a five level in Darmstadt Germany. He completed a seven level in 1968 with perfect scores. Earlier in May 1963 he scored in the jet aircraft maintenance field. James Pryor, a training officer, credits Tudor's achievements to career development efforts.
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Tudor
Compling Technical School
Keesler Afb
Miss
Darmstadt
Germany
Hastings, Awa
Tsel
James Pryor Ot
Ronp
Touttenance
Pevelliet
Puder
Mills County NFO Meets At Hastings Pushing Center Plans
The Mills County National Farmers Organization met March 18 in Hastings with large attendance to review rapid NFO progress. Opposed to proposed Farm Supply Centers, one to be built in western Iowa with 15 more planned. centers seen as threats to small towns and farmer income. A National Office tape was shared. Louisiana joined NFC. white corn sales thriving with harvest prices at 1.05 and processors paying 1.91 after docking and bargaining.
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Mills County National Farmers Organization
Hastings
NFO
Iowa
Sooa
Louisiana
NFC
Lieutenant Fulton Visited Bangkok Aboard USS Henry W. Tucker
Navy Lieutenant Rodney G. Fulton son of Mr and Mrs Carl A Fulton of Malvern recently visited Bangkok Thailand while serving aboard the destroyer Henry W Tucker a unit of Destroyer Division 32 on its third combat tour in support of Seventh Fleet operations off the coast of Vietnam The destroyer provides naval gunfire support for U S and Allied forces in South Vietnam.
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Navy
Rodney G. Fulton
Carl A. Fulton
Malvern
Bangkok
Thailand
Henry W. Tucker
Destroyer Division 32
Vietnam
U.S
South Vietnam
Malvern Iowa Council Sees Opposition To Ammonia Plant
The Malvern town council met March 22 1969 with Mayor Hardy and four councilmen present. About 18 residents from the southwest protested Farm Bureau Service Companys proposed hydrous ammonia installation at Lenox Fertilizer Company site near the railroad spur stating potential danger. Council adjourned to March 28 after Mr Grant of Farm Bureau offered to bring a company representative who could answer questions.
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Hardy
Hanson
Hedlund
Miller
Mansfield
Knap
Dudley Green
Carroll Grant
Farm Bureau Service Company
Lenox Fertilizer Company
Green
Grant
Woodford R. Byington
Funeral services were Tuesday for Clinton Robbins
Clinton C Robbins born December 1900 at the Malvern farm of Frank and Minnie Robbins died Friday March 21 at Mercy in Council Bluffs. He farmed with twin brother Clifford from youth then married Cecile and had son Glenn Franklin. Memorial services were held March 25 at Mansfield Funeral Home with Rev. Charles Woollard officiating. Interment followed at Malvern cemetery.
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Clinton C. Robbins
Parers
Frank
Minnie Robbins
Malvern
Mercy
Council
Clinton
Clifford
Berm
Glenn Franklin
Cecile
Tim
Orville Babebitt
J. F. Weariner
Victor Batybitt
Basil Clay
Ernest Bro
Ralph Bower
Albert Johnson
Ben Breeding
Don Primrose
J.B. Randerson
E. D. Hering
Charles Ellison
Ted Bowen Ams
Cletus Haney
WG. Blackburn
Malvern Cemetery
Hastings Youth on Duty in Germany
SSgt. Robert D. Tudor of the 6910th Support Group led Hastings youths in retraining into ground equipment maintenance in Germany. He set a fast pace and passed all specialty knowledge tests during the retraining program. He is a former aircraft mechanic continuing his career transition.
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Robert D. Tudor
Floor Activity In Assembly Reports Harbor Floor Activity
Floor activity rises as committee work slows and floor action speeds up. Key debate centered on legal driving under the influence with a final standard at ten hundredths of one percent. Visitors included Girl Scouts and area troops who observed governance in action and the slow but steady process of compromise behind closed doors.
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Fremont, Mills, Page Counties
Ory
Yak OB Steinhart Park
Mebraskality
Nebr
Mills
William McGrew
Emerson
Scotts
Bloedel Hardware
Che Malvern
Glenwood
Tabor
NFO Report
Mrs. Howard Palmer
LT. Fulton
Bankok
Clinton Robbins
Charles Costello
Pottawattumie Mutual
Costello Insurance and Real Estate
F. E
Mike” Bloomer
Bureau Service
Au Bel
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