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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1952
Page
4
Malvern Iowa notices indicate the Post Office entry for Che Mahwen Drader is filed as second class mail matter under the 1879 act. F A Wortman serves as editor and publisher and is listed as a member in the publication record.
The piece critiques US foreign aid and loans totaling 872 billion as a historic capital flow. It argues aid helps some beneficiaries while others oppose continued generosity and fears of communist alignment. It notes domestic costs, comparisons to Malvern, and calls for realistic expectations about global living standards and policy impact.
Disjointed OCR fragment discusses political figures Gareth Gydetedt Seb and Hatton Lass amid campaign tactics. Mentions Durations, consumption fears, and a party loyalty push across the state. References to leaders, Mills commissions, and upcoming votes.
Malvern notes Kenny Juelke served as central fire control gunner in a B-20 rescue unit in Korea after 30 months overseas, praising rapid response and new equipment trials. The piece also mentions a May band concert featuring Miss Geisla Starek on a German flute and talks up political campaigns and local events with scattered, unclear details.
Notice of primary election in Mills County Iowa with polling places in twenty precincts on Monday June 2 1952. Candidates planned for state district county and township offices including governor lieutenant governor secretary of state auditor treasurer attorney general and others. Delegates to county convention set for Glenwood Friday June 27 with representation by party per statute. Kaley?
The proclamation names precincts including Glenwood Emerson Hastings Ingraham Malvern White Cloud and more. Polls open 8:00 a.m. and close 8:00 p.m. at all voting places in the county as required by Iowa law Sections 43.23 and 44.24 Code of 1950. Homer R. Mitchell delivers the notice.
Two new pamphlets are available at the extension office on phosphate fertilizers and pest control for plant pests. Weed spraying in corn is discussed with cautions on overdosage and timing to avoid yield loss. Hog producers are urged to join the Iowa Master Swine Producers Project by June 1. Three new lease plans from Iowa State College Extension Service cover three level, multi story and ranch type houses.
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