Energy pinch demands sane conservation and freedoms
The Malvern Leader editorial urges a measured energy conservation approach that protects constitutional rights. It critiques extreme schemes as a threat to freedoms while endorsing middle-ground actions and Governor Ray’s policies as sound guidance for saving resources without eroding civil liberties.
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Grand Central Station
United States
U.S
F. Edward Hebert
Louisiana
Ray
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Christmas Angst and Holiday Shortages Reflected on Main Street
A humorous holiday column riffs on a turkey day nightmare dream and social foibles from 1970s Main Street life. The piece blends verse, editorials, letters to Santa, festive anxieties, and local observations about shortages, Christmas prep, and post-Labor Day to Christmas timing. It nods to neighbors, small firms, and community humor with a light satirical tone.
Must Have Strict Priorities For US Energy Needs
Wm. H. Harbor criticizes looming energy shortages and urges strict conservation. The piece calls for rigid energy use priorities across gas, propane, and electricity, urging reduced thermostat settings, altered shopping hours, daylight outdoor activities, walking instead of driving, and slower speeds to save fuel. It emphasizes government leadership and lifestyle changes as essential for surviving the crisis.
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Wm. H. Harbor
NFO co REPORT Pressures Walnut Buyers Amid California Crop
NFO members act to push back against low prices as California’s record walnut crop looms. Grower Joe Gambini of Oakdale says exports and contracts at 38c a pound strengthen bargaining. Analysts note buyers overrun by high supply, with processors slow to compete and unorganized growers selling below 3c.
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NFO
Calif
Joe Gambin
Oakdale
NFC
Meridian
Gambini
East Liberty Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits
Mrs Claude Stephens and family joined funeral services in Lorimer for Floyd Stephens. Jerry and Anne Redfuss visited with tenants Paul Tackett and families. Numerous locals hosted guests from Council Bluffs Shenandoah and Bellevue with dinners and outings in Ames Oakland Shenandoah and Malvern.
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Claude Stephens
Emnett Stephens
Lorimer
Floyd Stephens
F.A. DuVal
Mount Vernon
Jerry and
Anne
Redfuss
Paul Tackett
Elsie Bruce
Josie Stotts
Leo Raszler
Council Bluffs
Phoebe Goodell
Lloyd Ward
Ralston
Nebr
Frank Hall
Poney Creek
Gertrude Murphy
Shenandoah
Nice
Leonard Parker
Gary Parkers
Bellevue
Gertie Britton
Marie Reed
Charley Reed
Tabor
Ernett Stephens
Ames
Joyce
Katie Thayer
Merle
Luella
Oakland
Brice Mercy
Haigler
Charles Goodells
Harvey Vermillions
Walter Stille
Elva Adams
Red Oak
Charley Alexander
Gertrude McFall
Malvern
Loren Alexander
Erye
Oregon
Eiver Laaksonen
Aberdeen
Wash
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E.D. Edie VM. Scott
P.H. Graham
G. Butler
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Main Street
ED Poe
C.C. Caswell
Pete
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Dick Viney
Leader
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Phi
Ulster
Eroloay Road
Tai
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Wederouist Variety Store
Ta Joys
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Uri
Avinizaii
Mrs
Howard Palmer
East Liberty
Hometow
J & N Fertilizer Co., Inc
Roger Johnson
Howard Notson
Briggs
Chevrolet CO. Sales & Service
Malvern Lumber CO
Bloedel Hardware Malvern
Pace Service CO
Malvern Trust and Savings Bank
Mulhollands
Collins Drug Co
Prescription Druggists
Botna Valley Grain Co. ‘Malvern — Hastings
Malvern Body Shop
LeRoy Viner
J. A. Kline
Farm Bureau Service Company
Nancy‘s Apparel Women’s and Children’s Clothing
Bill Baerford, Inc
Ford Safes & Service
Eatenaha
Mills County
John Deere
Costello Insurance and Real Estate
James R. Beckwith
Powles Insurance Agency
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