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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1950
Page
4
The remark by Jacob Blaustein states that racial and religious persecutions are used similarly in propaganda by fascism and communism, reflecting their shared tactic of targeting groups worldwide. He frames both ideologies as leveraging persecution to advance their aims.
An editorial notes a Salisbury Maryland hotel sign urging caution about smoking in bed and compares it to the Atlanta hotel holocaust. It warns smoking in bed causes deadly fires and stresses public fire education to reduce waste and loss.
An interim committee weighs a state wide radio system starting with a Virginia Iron Range tower to aid St. Paul and Redwood Falls stations. It would assist fire wards and highway patrols and later add Brainerd and southern towers to close gaps before the legislature convenes in January.
The piece argues fevered talk of A bomb shelters as fears of nuclear devastation spread. It notes aggressive shelter work nationwide with scientists and architects involved, recalling prewar London Hyde Park shelters and the imagined need to seal land with safety measures.
A compilation of editorials from San Diego Texas Duval County Carlsbad New Mexico Seal Beach California Jeffersontown Kentucky condemning welfare state spending and government ownership of industry. The writers argue Americans resist belt tightening for welfare, fear public medicine, and question central government power.
A cautious forecast notes plans to dig up and build subterranean bunkers and tunnels on sacred ground. Authorities hold back details, suggesting information too sensitive for public release. The scene points toward more intensive warfare, a troubling prospect to be faced with resolve.
A spokesman for life insurance agents backed a proposal for all servicemen to receive free $10,000 life insurance. Gordon McKinney testified before a house veterans subcommittee hearing led by Rep Noland. The panel weighs substitutes for the National Service Life Insurance law and McKinney argues for retroactive coverage to Korea War start.
The essay critiques U S foreign policy since the Monroe doctrine and open door policy arguing that opportunistic actions and special relationships have replaced core principles. It cites Finland Yugoslavia France Poland China and Turkey Greece Iran to illustrate broken commitments and calls for clear, sustained policies rather than ad hoc deals.
Humor column notes that friends fade due to others perceptions of character and jokes about the year end craze and weight loss paradoxes. The piece plays on popular views of self image and timing around Christmas.
A column mixes verse on men with time to spare and a roundup of social notes. It cites government credit limits, a Crookston courtesy parking plan using courtesy nickels, an Indiana classified ad, a national emergency discussion, a Northern Ireland strike compromise, Korean War commentary, and FBI debates with references to Hoover and Ernst.
Westbrook Pegler reports on the American Legion urging contributions to Mrs. John T. McCullough of Greenwich Connecticut to defend against Paul Draper and Larry Adler in a libel suit. It details raised sums, legal fees, and ongoing financial strain amid a prolonged pretrial process and a potential new trial.
The piece notes 33 days of pretrial examination across London Paris California and New York with 3500 pages of testimony. It details the shortfall in contributions to cover legal costs amounting to 58 137.31 and cites varied gifts from a Midwest manufacturer two 500 donations and a 5 bill while urging wider patriot support. Mrs McCullough of Greenwich Connecticut is cited and the appeal is attributed to the American Legion.
A dense timetable lists departures and arrivals for time tables across airlines, railroads and bus lines. It covers Rochester Minneapolis Des Moines Omaha Mason City Calmar La Crosse Jackson routes and mixed trains with times for morning and afternoon services, including Sunday variations and special lines Cresco Iowa daily patterns.
A compact listing of clues and answers from a word puzzle page. The set includes references to a flag theme, language terms, items and directions, with hints toward colors, materials, and common speech. The clues span geography, chemistry, and English vocabulary.
A style expert asserts men know little about women’s clothes. He notes the price of fashion can overshadow other purchases, shaping spending choices and home life.
Rates shown for home delivery in Austin with zones by carrier. Daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly and yearly options include in city payments and out of city zones up to 150 miles and beyond.
When moving please call the Herald office to update address. The Herald is sold at Austin Candy Co Austin Hotel Chatham and Bridge East Side Pharmacy Water and Railway Fox Hotel Main and Water Holts Pharmacy Main and Water Lucy's Cafe N Main Lane's Pharmacy N Main Pearle's Drug Store N Main Nemus Cigar Store N Main K O Wold Drug Co Main and Bridge Hamilton Cafe Dexter Reinarts Cafe Rose Reed's News Stand.
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