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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1972

Page

2

Malvern Leader editorial praises rescue squad progress

The Malvern community's volunteer ambulance squad undergoes a 26 week study to improve knowledge and operation. The editor notes long training hours, high equipment standards, and the need for qualified operators to maintain service, highlighting life saved and timely responses that benefit taxpayers and the broader community.

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Family farms and federal help in the modern era

The piece argues over what counts as a family farm and how federal policy could bolster the farming economy. It describes small, self sufficient farms with diverse livestock and crops, cites a Bellevue Nebraska visit to the Parker farm, and questions how programs might support such farms in every area.

Bellevue Nebr Leonard Parker

Letter Opposing Nixon Vietnam Policy by Student Writer

A Malvern reader named Joe Wearin objects to Nixon’s Vietnam policy and the Viet Namization strategy. He calls for immediate U.S. disengagement and a pullout of ground, air, and sea forces to end the killing quickly. He questions Saigon's regime and accuses Nixon of prolonging the conflict for political aims while urging re election opposition.

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Flying High And Homeward In A Turbulent Air Travel

The writer recalls a travel week with humor and vivid airport scenes at O'Hare and Lake Michigan imagery. Observations include diverse travelers from peach fuzz sailors to saris wearers, praise for Air Canada staff, and comparing airline service. The piece ends with relief at returning home to Iowa.

Lake Michigan O'Hare Terminal

Boys Town to Launch Massive Study of Homeless Children

An editorial notes Boys Town will undertake a giant research program to study the needs of homeless children worldwide. It praises the home’s history and funds while suggesting a possible merger with Girls Town to bolster support. The piece recalls Lloyd Bucher among successful alumni and urges continued public backing.

Home For Boys Coffer Hordi Girls Town Nion Boys Town Home For Boys Lloyd Bucher Eee

Goodwill truck in area May 15 noted in Malvern visit

The Goodwill truck from Omaha will be in Malvern at the store to supply industries funds for Goodwill. Mayor John Lindsay may pursue theatre after a presidential bid loss while named one of the ten best coiffured men by New Jersey hairdressers. The column riffs on politics, weather, and local humor with casual street talk and mock commentary.

Omaha Malvern Goodwill New York John Lindsay U.S New Jersey Helen Winchester Eugene Winchester Emerson Norman Winchester Carroll Mike Adkins Tarkio Sherman Stonebreaker Mike John Adkins Keokuk Ruth Stevens Paul Forristall Carson Earl Clymer Carl Bolton Calvin Deakin Debbie Dooley Anne Clark Bessie Jewell Shenandoah Ethel Discus Brad Bought Davenport Kent Discus Tennessee Marge Boyer Verna Christians Co. Bluffs Kenneth Jewell Arthur Pete” Peterson Doctors Hospital Toots Hyde Indiana Peterson Byers Bambi Tucson Ariz Sylvia Achenbaugh

Hastings Happenings MARS H. A. OUNBAR Correspondent

Mrs Arno Miller attended a piano recital in Henderson Sunday afternoon at the Christian church Jeffrey was one of the participants. Mr and Mrs Ben Vanderpool and Terry attended the funeral of her aunt Mrs Virginia Parson in Malvern Saturday.

Arno Miller Henderson Christian Church Jeffrey Ben Vanderpool Terry Virginia Parson Malvern Lawrence Harris Richland Roger Hudson Jim Burrington Paul Richardson Horace Pearl Hensley Mt. Ayr Herb Stogdill William George Perkins Tabor Burl Brazeal Walter Black Red Oak Wendell Black Rebekah Lodge IOOF Toby Campbell Gerald Vance Janet Goodwin Emerson Muffi Cheney Myrza Vanderpool Donald Bartholomew Gary Ridgeley Mike Oakland Lloyd Ridgeleys Tom Burrington Ion Roger Burrington Mildred Byers BR. & Taylor Howard Aken Gworth Iva Pollitt Bert Kenneth Jewell Nishna Valley Bertha Thorson Paul Haack Dana College Blair Nebr Oscar Haack Jim Oliver Pisgah Gerald Viner Darrell Lewis Earl Clark Monte Brown Dianne Hammers Ames Glen Brown Glen Dean Brown Evv Kadel Cora Lee David Brown Ava Brown Mae Wight Agne McKenzie Macedonia Lena Magers Earl Kadel Peterson Cedonia Morris Harbor Co. Bluffs Steve Shaw Tarkio Richard Magers Jud Russel Coppock Herman Coppock Chas, Ackes Melva Christofferson Wanda Williams Gordon Steiner Mary Jane Phillip Steve Steiner Camdenton Lewis-McCumber Country Side Omaha Phillip Steiner Jack Harbor Kirk Vanderlinden Arnold Frazee Elois Steiner Sylvia Achenbach Jane Paul Betsy Margaret Cheyney Rainbow Miss Paul Phillip Kudron California Vickie Kudron Emerson & Parents Clarence Kudron Kudron-Henderson Mr Kudron Thailand Agnes Workman Minnie Allensworth Annie Pendegraph

May Breakfast Held By Henderson Christian Women

The Henderson CWF hosted several ladies from Emerson Hastings Oaks Wesley Chapel and Henderson for a May breakfast. Delirines rolls coffee tea and juice were served. Prizes went to Mrs. Ruby Roeder and Mrs. Nellie Crouse. A hat display sparked laughter and local residents shared visits and reports on community activities through the morning.

Henderson Christian Church Emerson Wesley Chapel Hastings Oaks Henderson Ruby Roeder Nellie Crouse Jody Magers Cheryl Dinkelage Dixon Book Club Red Oak Barbara Stille Ethel Coppock Blanch Edmommson Gwendolyn Bendrix

Dismiss 4 Cases in District Court

Four district court actions were dismissed after petition by County Attorney James Thomas this week, acting on the recommendation of the arresting officer. Entries include Lynn Cunningham for larceny in the nighttime and apprehended by Deputy Sheriff Cliff Rich. Richard Earl Hoyt for OMVUS by Marshal Benny Kling. Delbert Lybarger for OMVUS by Highway Patrolman Ronald Forrest. No blood test response due to technical difficulty.

James Thomas Lynn Cunningham Cliff Rich Richard Earl Hoyt OMVUS Benny Kling Delbert Lybarger Ronald Forrest

Licenses to wed issued by county clerk of courts

Lorraine Strand issues marriage licenses to four couples including Howard Isaacs of Unadilla and Debra Hardy of Malvern, Dennis Crawford and Denise Plummer, Lee Bingaman and Ruth Schroeder. New car and pickup licenses listed for Glenwood Hastings Pacific Junction and nearby towns, with several brand names and owners named.

Wed Lorraine Strand Howard Isaacs Unadilla Nebr Debra Hardy Malvern Dennis Lynn Crawford Denise C. Plummer Glenwood Lee Bingaman Omaha Ruth Rebecca Schroeder Hastings Chrysler Vernanger International Glenwood Transit Olds Elmer Lee Dodge Pickup Melvin Waterman Fords Protective Securities Pickup Rolland Franks Sil. City GMC Pickup Jess Taylor Pacific Junction

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