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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1972
Page
2
The Malvern Leader urges cautious support for Nixon’s Vietnam policy while seeking a peaceable end to the war. It discusses campaign finance reform, the role of media, and elections, praising J Edgar Hoover’s law enforcement legacy but noting civil rights concerns.
Notes from Main Street recount a bumper mushroom year with outsized finds, yard forays, and a giant fridge stash. The piece also ribbingly covers punctuation woes, spelling, and cultural shifts, plus a Nebraska trip to Steinhart Park and a Niagara Falls geography gag.
The Malvern Leader lists advertising rates for Malvern Iowa including classified ads per word with first insertion and subsequent insertions, minimum per insertion, display classified rates per inch and column inch, reader locals per line, and card of thanks pricing, with postal matter details and publication notes.
Mothers of Mineola school sponsor an open house at St John s Lutheran church Mineola on Sunday May 24 from 2 to 5 pm with a 3 pm program. Last year since consolidation with Glenwood school there will be no school at Mineola. Built in 1908 two teachers receive recognition Ona McNay who began teaching in 1927 and Velma Harold who has taught there 14 years.
U S Congressman William J Scherle Henderson will receive a Certificate of Appreciation from the National Small Business Association and the National Committee For Small Business Tax Reform at a May 23 ceremony on Capitol Hill Washington D C The award recognizes his support for Small Business Tax Reform Legislation. Edward Larson National Chairman of the Committee and President of ANCO Gary Ind praised Scherle for publicly backing tax simplification and reform for the nations 16 percent million small businessmen noting the action as a step toward equitable tax treatment for nearly all small firms in the United States
Two Henderson coeds received awards at Tarkio College in Tarkio Missouri. Peg Haack served as president of the Women’s Athletic Association and earned varsity letters in volleyball and basketball and joined Skalls of Devon honor society. Pat Dolan earned a volleyball letter.
A student writer argues against removing President Nixon, contending Vietnam is a limited issue within the presidency and supporting Nixon’s approach. He calls for informing Congress and stresses Vietnamization as a peaceful exit, while noting Viet Cong timing aims to sway voters and liberal gains. The piece ends with a sign-off from Paul Messenger. INDIAN DEERETTES 4H club meets May 13 at the Emerson Baptist church.
Exploratory courses in 12 fields will be offered at Iowa Western Community College Council Bluffs from June 7 to July 7. Open to sixth through twelfth graders, the program includes a bus pickup from Malvern Nishna Valley and Glenwood high school sites. Subjects cover building construction cosmetology drafting electricity and electronics food service health recreation machine tools power mechanics secretaria n e welding medical careers and business careers. Contact Raburn Benton the Malvera guidance counselor for details.
Iowa citizens and producers must oppose federal moves to drain highway funds for mass transit and related projects. Rail abandonments threaten freight flow, so Iowa urges bonding and expanded road programs if matching funds remain. Citizens should contact legislators and highway groups to unite against the proposed reductions harming roads and the economy.
The Malvern Leader from Malvern Iowa dated May 18 1972 presents local notices and community news including town happenings weather and small items of interest from residents and organizations in the area. The page emphasizes civic updates and recent activities within the community.
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