Lindahl Faces Sheriff Role With Proven Record
Lindahl, elected as Mower County sheriff, succeeds Al Reinartz in January. The editorial praises a long line of capable predecessors, cites Reinartz’s 16 years, and urges community support for Lindahl to ensure effective and impartial law enforcement.
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Doyle Lindahl
Mower
al Reinartz
Rein- Pote
Ira Sck
Clatimers
Nick Nicholson
Lyck
Reinartz
Arnold Eckhardt
Austin
Sheriff Eckhardt
Lindahl
Michael Read
Ben Budd
USA
Saul Lancourt
Clifford Wheeler
ANA
IOOF
LeRoy
Mower County
Photogenic queens fade as true royalty passes in grief
The piece honors Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands noting her 50 year reign and modern contrasts. It recalls her ascent at 18 in 1898, her daughter Juliana's succession, and her calm leadership through war, still seen biking, darning, and thrifty as a symbol rallying her people.
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Wilhelmina
Netherlands
Europe
Juliana
Lack of Candidates Leaves Gillet Arkansas Without Government
In Gillet Arkansas about 690 residents may have no elected officials after mayor Joe Cloud declines re election and no candidates appear. The town risks anarchy and questions if residents will tolerate an absence of town leadership while anticipating an eventual return of some form of governance.
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Gillet
Ark
Nobod
Gilett
Joe Cloud
Arkansas
State urged to speed up North Dakota school district reorganization
Dr. M. L. Cushman, dean at the University of North Dakota College of Education, urges the state legislature to create 200 to 300 integrated community units to replace existing districts. He argues local initiative alone cannot achieve full reorganization and notes 26 percent of the state's 1,066 districts have no public schools.
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North Dakota
M. L. Cushman
University of North Dakota College of Education
Cushman
Minnesota
Quotation Verses Emphasize Faith and Trust in God
A devotional note quotes I Timothy 4 10 praising God as Savior of all and a sermon fragment from J C Geikie about an undivided heart worshiping God. The lines stress toil for living faith and trust over earthly worries.
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I Timothy
God
J. C. Geikie
Local Austin Mail Rates and Home Delivery Options
The notice lists 10 cent home delivery in Austin with weekly and 26 week rates and annual options. It also details mail delivery zones with charges for post offices outside 50 to 150 miles and over 150 miles from Austin, all payable in advance.
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Austin
U. S
United States
A.P.O
N.P.O
Pereek
Turn Back The Clock Turn Back The Clock 30 Years Ago
A compiled retrospective notes holiday lights in Austin as December decorations were lit for the first time and mentions a St Paul firm buying the Austin Finance Co. business. Epworth Leaguers attend a Rally in Owatonna.
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Austin
A. A. Murphy and Co
St. Paul
Austin Finance Co
J. A. Stangley
Epworth
Methodist Church
Owatonna
Harvest of Evil Returns for Good Deeds
The quoted line reflects a classical meditation on the bitter consequence of benevolence met with spite. It echoes Plautus’s themes of twist fate and social retribution.
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Plautus
Resignations hit Rochester music groups in Minnesota
Harold Cooke 68 resigns as director of three Rochester civic music bodies after long service. He will stay on as conductor of the Rochester Male Chorus and Nurses Chorus for this season. Other notes include local court, school, and fair stories from Faribault to New Ulm with various civic events and concerns.
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Harold Cooke
Rochester
Mayo City
Minnesota
Iowa
Cooke
Seattle
New Ulm
Northern States Power Co
Klossner
New Ulm Ambulance Service
Inside the steel price fight with U S Steel
Roger Blough, chairman of U S Steel, explains how foreign competition and U S producers press price cuts. He cites higher foreign labor costs, dumping probes, and the need to improve service, invest in plants, and develop new steel types to regain markets, expressing cautious optimism for the industry’s outlook.
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Roger Blough
U.S. Steel
America
Porter
U.S
Treasury Dept
Japan
Hall Syndicate, Inc
United Nations
Peiping
Tatsunosuke Takasaki
Takasaki-san
Chou En-lai
Kiao Chengchih
India
Tokyo
Liberal-Democratic Party
Sailors Union Leader Plans Europe Strike Over China Cuba
Joe Curran, head of the National Maritime Union, seeks a worldwide sailor strike against Red China and Cuba. Curran aims to marshal ITF support to halt fuel and civilian shipments to the Soviet bloc whileITF officials critique such action and convene in Hamburg for a fair practices session.
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Europe
India
China
Norway
Sweden
Canada
England
Liberia
Panama
Singapore
Ceylon
Java
Sumatra
Hong Kong
Shanghai
Joe Curran
National Maritime Union
Global Federation of Sailors’ Unions
Free World
Red China
Cuba
U.S
Castro
Soviets
ITF
P. de Vries
Curran
de Vries
ITF World Transport Union
Hamburg
Hall Syndicate, Inc
Global chess by Khrushchev analyzed amid Cuba missiles
In this essay dated during the Cuba missile crisis era, the author argues Khrushchev placed missiles in Cuba to leverage Western bases in Europe and Asia. He contends the USSR seeks to weaken NATO while avoiding direct nuclear war, noting the stalemate and ongoing global maneuvering across regions.
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Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
Cuba
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Europe
East
Soviet Union
Kremlin
U. S
Khrushchev
Kennedy
NATO
Turkey
Moscow
United States
Hitler
Korea
Southeast Asia
Middle East
Congo
Western
Latin America
The Doctor Says Avoid Frostbite This Winter
Dr. Brandstadt explains frostbite danger in cold climates. He urges keeping circulation active, avoiding standing still in extreme cold, and moving or rocking when outdoors. If frostbite occurs, seek warmth quickly and avoid massaging the injured part. Continuous protection and light activity reduce risk.
Best Sellers List Highlights Classics and Nonfiction
The list features A Shade of Difference by Drury, Seven Days in May by Knebel and Bailey, Ship of Fools by Porter, The Thin Red Line by Jones, The Prize by Wallace, Silent Spring by Carson, Travels with Charley by Steinbeck, Oh Jigs and Juleps by Hudson, The Rothschil ds by Morton, My Life in Court by Nizei.
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Drury
Knebel and Bailey
Porter
Jones
Wallace
Carson
Charley
Steinbeck
Hud
Quotes on unity and peace from 1960s leaders
The excerpt weaves remarks from Nelson Rockefeller on presidential prospects in 1964, Rev. Dr. Ralph W. Lockman praising American unity, and Nikita Khrushchev urging cautious diplomacy. It frames optimism for cross-cultural blending and bridging while stressing compromise to safeguard peace.
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Nelson Rockefeller
Nikita Khrushchev
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