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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1950

Page

8

Welfare State Spells Finish to Initiative

Roger Babson argues that socialized medicine and unions erode initiative. He cites a Russian station doctor demanding payment, a union critic, and a neighbor’s daughter mocked for not earning money. He warns that public policy must foster self reliance and personal effort to sustain prosperity.

Roger Babson Babson Park Mass Europe Austria Britain Babson Institute

Twelve New Inductees Announced by Mower County Board

The Mower County selective service board announced twelve men inducted on December five in Minneapolis and sent to Fort Riley Kansas. Inductees include Harland Peterson Joseph Jones Arthur King Arthur Englehardt Donald Krausert Clarence Staples Ruben Schmidt LaVerne Wendt Donald LaValley Benjamin Bednar Roger Feuerhak and Richard Hallman. The board notes no further induction calls this month and reminds the public the selective service office is at 100 West Oakland not open Saturdays.

Mower County Selective Service Board Minneapolis Fort Riley Kas Selective Service Oakland Armory Harland P. Peterson Blooming Prairie Joseph H. Jones Austin Rt Arthur B. King Mitchell S. D Austin Arthur J. Englehardt Chester Iowa Donald J. Krausert Grant Clarence Staples Brownsdale Ruben G. Schmidt Lansing LaVerne A. Wendt Grand Meadow Donald L. LaValley

Numismatic Museum Run by American Numismatic Society

The only numismatic museum in the country is operated by the American Numismatic Society in New York City. The museum features coins medals and decorations.

The American Numismatic Society New York City

Sabotage blamed on crackpot for U S Ship damage

Military authorities in Seattle say a malicious crackpot caused damage to six auxiliary motors aboard the Marine Phoenix, a 12 000 ton transport. A spike was thrust into armature wires, risking total motor failure, while the vessel was docked in Seattle prior to overhaul. No arrests reported.

Seattle M. E. Eaton Military Sea Transport Service North Pacific Marine Phoenix Korea Puget Sound Naval Shipyard Cross-Sound Bremerton Eaton

The Lemonade Opera Brings Summer Opera to New York

The Lemonade Opera offers summer performances for New Yorkers inspired by the tradition of serving lemonade between acts. The program emphasizes accessible classical works and light, refreshing interludes amid city culture.

Russians hold 316 339 Japanese in Soviet territory

Tokyo reports the ministry of foreign affairs states 316 339 Japanese remain in Soviet-held areas. Officials say they know or have confirmed names or data as of August 8 1950. Earlier government estimates put the total at 370 000 with 2 357 000 Japanese repatriated by Russians.

Tokyo Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Midwest Young Republicans Call for Ache Son Ouster

The Midwest Council of Young Republican Clubs demands Secretary of State Dean Acheson be ousted and the state department reorganized. The council represents 14 midwestern states including Minnesota.

Omaha Midwest Council of Young Republican Clubs Dean Acheson State Department Minnesota

Record Industrial Investment Sighted

Washington reports the first quarter of 1951 will see American business invest 4.8 billion dollars in new factories machinery and equipment. The commerce department and the SEC say full year outlays will be the highest on record though higher costs partly drive the rise. Surveys indicate a sizable increase in physical plant and equipment.

Washington Commerce Department Securities and Exchange Commission

300 New Casualties Identified at Pentagon

The Defense Department released a casualty list naming 28 killed 244 wounded 17 injured in accidents and 11 missing among United States personnel in the Korean area.

Washington Defense Department United States Department

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