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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1952
Page
4
Earl D. Johnson, undersecretary of the Army, warned that continued Communist expansion aims make major cuts in defense spending unlikely. He emphasized that the threat requires sustained funding and careful budgeting to maintain military readiness.
Sen. Hubert Humphrey notes the Hoover Reorganization Committee cut government waste. He cites the Post Office Financial Control Bill and streamlined agencies as proof that economy follows action. He urges continued reforms in the 83rd Congress toward further cost savings.
The piece argues that twenty years of one party rule and rising federal spending led to voter fatigue and a demand for drastic change. It praises Governor Stevenson’s integrity while emphasizing that the public will not accept waste and graft any longer and seeks a shift in government behavior.
The text argues a high portion of inputs are wasted and that heavy taxation stems from demand for subsidies and handouts. It says speeches by the President elect favor decentralization and returning local problems to local hands to keep the nation strong, free, and solvent.
The Minnesota Poll surveyed public opinion on whether life sentence murderers should have parole chances. Many support limited mercy, while critics blame do gooders and note obstacles the Parole and Pardon Board faces. The piece urges keeping victims in view and presenting victims’ images to guide decisions.
Gov. McKeldin told the Thoroughbred Racing Association that Russia and China should be expelled from the United Nations for treason. He urged the UN to order all members to halt shipments aiding North Korea and Communist China forces, arguing Russia commits treason against the UN.
Opinion notes parking as a major burden on commerce and mobility. Cars are essential, yet limited off street facilities cause congestion. Chamber of Commerce pamphlets and clinics aim to provide workable solutions through local action and guidance.
Henry J. Taylor argues great men can betray. Carlyle urged worship of genius, but Adams' law governs. The piece weighs hero worship against conduct, cites Truman’s presidency, and asks whether rulers or laws define history. It discusses Roosevelt, Disraeli, Bismarck, and the value of knowledge over celebrity.
Local Austin notes cover a moving cabinet prank, alderman dinners paid by the council, a Toronto cat door, and new airline position devices. Articles discuss fence rules, adverse possession, Rockefeller Center closure, a Christmas gift swap, and the disappearance of the old fashioned doctor.
Washington leaders face proposals to outlaw industry wide bargaining as small business groups economists and some large industries press campaigns to block the practice. Proponents argue it raises wages and gives labor a strong negotiating position. opponents cite losses of individual rights and harms to small firms and localities.
Westbrook Pegler criticizes Mario Buzzi and the Anti Nazi League, accusing it of private spying and political propaganda. He links Isidore Lipschutz and lawyer Julius Goldstein to coercive efforts, while recounting Buzzi’s stroke and alleged assault rumors and the broader danger to others named in the network.
The schedule lists Braniff Airways flights with arrival and departure times for Twin Cities and St. Louis, Great Western service between St. Paul Minneapolis Mason City and Omaha, Milwaukee Road routes to Calmar Chicago LaCrosse and Chicago, mixed trains, and various bus lines including Rochester Charles City Waterloo Minneapolis Austin Des Moines Kansas City and Albert Lea with specified departure and arrival times.
A compact set of horizontal and vertical crossword clues including long and short forms. Entries cover topics like betting advantages, heraldry, village terms, ivory substitute, bird homes, and despot rules. Includes clues for eccentric wheels, distinct part, and lamprey among others.
A collection of crossword style clues with numbers and partial words. The readable entries mention 38 Brooklyn 23 Quivering 24 Walk in water 40 Roman roads 25 Gandid 41 States 26 Foot level 42 Tube 27 Quiet 43 Presently 28 Toward the 44 Nailhead 46 Chilled 29 Mexican coin 47 Give forth 31 Basement 48 Sandhill 33 Spigot 50 Card game 26 Mail 27 Tree fluid 30Fach 32 Crushing device 34 Considered 35 Glimpses 36 Short type measures 37 Have been recumbent 39 Ileum comb form 40 Misfortunes 41 Every one 42 Spaghetti It 45 Animated 49 Weave together 52 Flow 53 Heavy blow 54 Moral offense 55 Finishes.
The notice lists: Single Copy prices at Newsdealers and street sales. Home delivery in Austin per week. Carrier delivery rates. 26 weeks and one year options. Mail zones with 50 mile, 150 mile, and over 150 mile radii. Various monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual prepaid amounts. Rates vary by zone with different per week or period prices.
A sequence of downtown listings mentions Hamilton Cafe in Dexter Reinarte Cafe in Rose Creek Reed's Grocery in Mapleview News Stand at the Office and Henry's Cafe opposite the Poet Office reflecting a mixed retail corridor.
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