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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1952
Page
2
HAL BOYLE notes women defend a husband’s mustache and claim it is lovable. Readers reply with affection, warmth, and humor, arguing a mustache reflects tenderness and bonding. The piece ends with Boyle admitting his own insecurity and plans to wear bold moustaches.
In Pulloxhill England the Rev. Frederick Arthur Johnson held a 45 minute Sunday service hoping for a happy year. The previous week he faced a larger crowd as villagers called him crafty and lustful and petitioned St Albans to remove him. Yesterday three attended the morning service and 19 in the evening.
The Legislative Research Committee reports improvement in patient care at eight Minnesota state hospitals but only Moose Lake Rochester and Fergus Falls meet a single standard diet for staff and patients. It notes variable food quality, staff dining privileges, and calls for uniform activities and better matching of industrial therapy to patient needs.
Secretary of Labor Maurice Tobin urged the CIO to negotiate a rapid merger with the AFL to present a united union front to the incoming Republican administration. He spoke at the CIO convention as factions debated the CIO presidency between Walter Reuther and Allan Haywood, amid labor’s political risks under Eisenhower.
Hollywood notes on competition over similar movie ideas. Walter Wanger faced competing versions of Algiers era projects, while Disney faced foreign adaptations of Alice in Wonderland. Hans Christian Andersen and Julius Caesar face rival films, including a Chicago Caesar by David Bradley starring Charlton Heston that beat MGM’s costlier version. Bob Hope comments on golf films by Martin and Lewis, and his own frustration with Paramount over Road to Bali profits and studio politics.
Looking back ten years to the annual Swine Institute in Austin covered a wide array of hog related subjects. Twenty five years ago a new modern creamery building costing 32000 dollars was dedicated at Adams.
Gov elect Phil M. Donnelly, 61, will return to the Missouri governorship Jan 12, becoming the first former governor to reclaim the office. A Democrat, he previously served 1945–49 and earned a reputation as a strict law enforcer and staunch reformer. He plans to study hospitals and schools, while facing a Republican House and continuing battles over state programs. His wife and son, then in Europe with the Army, are noted members of his background.
An Anchorage helicopter crew surveyed Mt Ganett to map a track for a 12 man ground party to recover 52 bodies from the C124 Globemaster crash. The search also will establish a base camp at 4,000 feet and follow a trail to the 8,000 foot crash site on Surprise Glacier. Recovery could take two weeks. The Globemaster crashed November 22 during a flight from McChord AFB to Elmendorf AFB. Dr Terris Moore said the plane was at full speed when it struck a peak. all aboard died.
The New Mexico canvassing board certifies the Nov. 4 election result with Senator Chavez (D) defeating Republican Patrick J. Hurley by 5071 votes. Hurley backers may seek recounts within 10 days in disputed precincts.
The text notes that many lizards retain remnants of a midline third eye in their heads. This organ may have been functional in their distant ancestors, suggesting evolutionary traces in modern reptile species.
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