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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1952

Page

4

Runaway child and town notes mix in 1952 column

A diary of snippets reports a three year old girl’s declared intent to travel and find a new home, while the rest of the page voices local concerns about Oakland avenue and Ash Street paving, delayed progress, and municipal life. It notes a North Korea prisoner letter, council meetings, a Des Moines theater piece, dogs with spectacles, and a quip about hair and money.

Ash South Main Rolfson Ash Street South Main Street North Korea Victor Hauer Austin Hauer

Election stance signals potential campaign progress

The report notes a candidate’s airplane pickup and acceptance speech planning, suggesting the meeting with Cabinet members could herald progress. It mentions an anti renomination stance weakening President Truman’s influence, yet the figure remains energetic in work.

Truman

Forced Into Filth News Note on Vesicular Exanthema in Hogs

Swine experts identify vesicular exanthema as an infectious malady not yet contagious to humans. It spreads when hogs are fed city garbage, prompting calls for cleaner feed and healthier living conditions to improve hog well being and growth.

Common Man and Conventions Stir Pegler Column

Westbrook Pegler defends the common man against critics at political conventions. He rebukes Grace Lewis for ire over coverage and defends his view that the convention system diminishes voter choice, criticizing Eleanor Roosevelt and Bentley, while condemning drinking scenes and party excesses at Chicago and national events.

Party of Humanity Chicago Tribune India Edwards Tribune Society Washington Chicago Miss Lewis Pegler Labor Relations Board John L. Lewis F. D. Ro

FEPC issue splits parties in Chicago platforms

FEPC calmed analysis of party platforms drawn in Chicago last month suggests a potential split. Thomas L. Stokes notes both parties use vague terms that invite interpretation. Senator Sparkman says he will not follow any FEPC resolution. Eisenhower backs state action, Stevenson favors state action but would support federal action if states fail.

Chicago Thomas L. Stokes Federal Employment Practices Commission Sen John Sparkman Alabama A. Fepc Gen Eisenhower Gov. Stevenson

It Has Been Found by Experience on Prices

A Continental Congress resolution from 1788 warned that price limits on commodities harm the public service and oppress individuals. The piece notes this archaism mirrors today and asks when modern Congresses will show similar wisdom.

Continental Congress

Innovation Next Tuesday in Washington Sit In at Cabinet Meeting

The piece notes a proposed novelty for Democratic nominees to sit in at a Cabinet meeting, a step unseen by current politicians. It cites Franklin D Roosevelt as having introduced a similar innovation in 1932, when he wired Chicago delegates to hold fast for a few hours during his nomination.

Washington Democratic Party Franklin D. Roosevelt Hyde Park Chicago

Street Work Forces Drivers to Stay Alert

Drivers should face the construction burden on Austin streets with heightened awareness. Although most mistakes do not result in accidents, the evolving traffic setup with changing stop signs and detours requires constant caution. Habit and vigilance are crucial to keeping the current accident record safe until the project finishes.

Austin Oakland Kenwood

Opinions of Others No Strike in Aluminum

The Aluminum Company of America averted a strike by reaching a settlement with workers on terms similar to steel workers. The deal affects about 15 000 employees nationwide. Had the strike occurred it would have disrupted aluminum and steel production, hampering defense efforts and mass production of planes and civilian goods.

Mankato Free Press Aluminum Company of America

Sokolsky Speech Warns Against Liberal Weakness in Facing Extremists

George E. Sokolsky argues that government defends itself against opponents, not mere majority rule, quoting Pope Pius XII on people’s life energy. He says tradition preserves life and that a proud people defend against forces seeking to erase national character amid House Committee on Un-American Activities investigations.

Pope Pius XII House Committee On

Right of Defense and the Subversive Activi ties Board

The piece argues McCarran Committee grand juries and trials like Hiss and Bridges reveal a design to pervert the country not from outside but from within by misguided youth. It describes the Subversive Activities Control Board probing the Communist Party and quotes John Gates and Marcantonio on defending the nation. It criticizes liberals as aiding enemies and defends organized civic action as virtuous when protecting traditional American life. Copyright 1952 King Features.

Miss Lewis Pegler United States United States of America King Features McCarran Alger Hiss Harry Bridges Communist Party John Gates Marcantonio Gates Daily Worker Soviet Union Soviet Russia America

Virginia Democrats Likely to Accept Stevenson Sparkman Ticket

Virginia delegates at the Chicago convention plan to back the Stevenson Sparkman national slate though some resistance lingers. Richmond may host campaign offices while state law could allow a second Democratic convention after the national gathering to designate an alternate ticket.

Washington Potomac Virginia Richmond Stevenson Sparkman Eisenhower Nixon John S. Battle Chicago Lansdale Lasseer Maryland Harry S. Truman Alben W. Barkley Fort Truman Barkley William M. Tuck Virginia General Assembly

At the Movies HORIZO? 1 Actress Lupino-Hay. 9 Actor- O'Brien 12 Rodent 13 Custom 14 High note of Guido's scale 15 Bury 17 Short the 19 Piquant appetite. 21 Cramps 22 Nostrils 24 Born 25 Imitated 27 Delayed 31 Yugosla, city 32 Pet 33 Artificial language 34 North Carolina 35 African badgers 36 Decay 37 Relief 39 Cape 40 Light knock 41 Weird 43 Creature 46 Actor-singer Day 49 Imposing home 51 City in India 52 Choose 53 Fumble 55 Work unit 56 Legal matters 57 Inborn 58 Fish eggs

The quizlike crossword style fills the page with clues and word associations ranging from film names to places and common terms. It mentions Lupino Hay and O'Brien among actors, a mix of geography and objects, and yields a web of short definitions and cross references. The long list hints at a puzzle column typical of midcentury newspapers, inviting readers to fill the grid.

City North Carolina India

Qs and As on galleries, Shakespeare, tests, and capitals

A compact quiz from a historical page covers gallery upkeep in Europe and America, Shakespeare lineage via a disputed lineage claim, the Binet-Simon test purpose, the origin of hipped in debate, and eight cities that preceded Washington as capital, including Philadelphia and New York City.

Europe William Shakespeare Washington Philadelphia Baltimore Lancaster York Princeton Annapolis Trenton New York City

Time Tables Northwest Airlines East Bound From Rochester

Northwest Airlines schedules show daily East Bound departures from Rochester at 7 52 am 1 05 pm 5 37 pm and 7 25 am with arrivals at various points. The timetable lists connections to Madison Iowa City Mason City and Austin Des Moines Kansas City with multiple daily departures and arrivals. It includes pricing and mail rates for subscriptions and notes service areas within 50 to 150 miles of Austin.

Northwest Airlines Rochester

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