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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1952
Page
4
The passage notes European hesitation to yield sovereignty yet explains that the moment has arrived for collective action. The Dutch lead by recognizing that critical security and welfare issues cannot be solved nationally and must be addressed by international groups with real power.
A column notes a Austin woman fixated by gum chewers and a husband who eyes women’s legs. County Treasurer C C Terry shows 43000 tax receipt blanks for next year while warning of higher taxes. Winter braking tests show tire chains outperforming tires on ice. Hormel hits 50 million hogs sold since 1891. Dog care tips urge gradual puppy introduction and owner responsibility. Editorials discuss Bible revision interest and polio fund drives clarified separate from USI Giving.
Westbrook Pegler accuses the National Association of Manufacturers and the American press of a biased campaign against industry since 1929. He praises industry, condemns editors, laments alleged Communist influence, and cites Clarence Randall’s defense of labor rights amid violent organizing.
Judge S D Catherwood dies leaving a void in the Austin community. He maintained firm integrity and served his city with constructive effort until near the end of his career. The county and state lose a pioneer and respected civic leader.
The article notes consternation as New York City weighs an income tax and warns that a city move could influence other municipalities and states. It suggests national impact due to New Yorks trading prominence and potential spillover costs to the rest of the country.
The Dutch lower house has backed moving sovereignty toward international agencies with the Senate likely to follow. This marks a first step for The Netherlands toward ceding national power to supranational bodies amid plans for a European defense community and coal steel integration requiring international decision making.
President Truman favors a workable Korea peace plan and urges Gen. MacArthur to submit a viable proposal at the earliest date. Eisenhower on return to New York discusses the idea with MacArthur, who is to present it plainly.
A civilization is described as a condition where one generation pays the debts of the previous generation by issuing bonds for the next generation to repay. The concept emphasizes intergenerational finance and the burden of public debt across eras.
The article traces Masonry in Russia from its 18th century start with an English Grand Master in 1731 to the first lodge in 1740. It notes prosperity under Catherine the Great and Alexander I, Tolstoy’s War and Peace referencing a Masonic Degree, Paris lodges in the early 1900s, and a current ban in Russia.
The Philadelphia Inquirer review mocks a Moscow music hall tale about a collective farmer and a tractor girl. It satirizes Soviet rhetoric, mentions saving gasoline, quotas, and a dreary postscript where the couple marries and lives unhappily.
The piece argues Marxism is inherently anti-Jewish and cites Stalin’s purges of Jewish leaders. It links anti Semitism to Soviet foreign policy targeting Jews Zionists and Israel and claims Stalin aims to draw Arab states from the United States. It warns of widening influence from Cairo to Jerusalem and the Mediterranean region reflecting a new phase in Cold War chess.
The Pentagon warns wider air strikes in Korea won t end the war. Gen Hoyt Vandenberg argues expanded bombing risks dragging in Japan and China and shifting large forces. only bombing Russia proper could risk World War III.
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Philadelphia delegates to the eighth biennial CIO Transport Workers Union convention suspended sessions for a half day to give blood to the Red Cross. The event highlights union solidarity and community service as part of the gathering.
Hollywood bandleader Billy May plans to marry the divorced wife of his business agent Carlos Gastel. Gastel will wed May’s former wife, Mrs. Billy May, in Bloomington where May tours with his orchestra. Both divorces cite cruelty and involve two children each. the quartet began when Gastel started managing May a year ago.
Representative Laurie Battle will carry a mail bag and walk a postman route in Bessemer Alabama to assess if Jonesboro needs a branch post office. He plans to ride along with Newton Carmichael sorting mail then follow Carmichael’s route on a light Tuesday before Christmas.
The schedule lists arrivals and departures for Braniff Airways in Twin Cities with times to St. Louis and Minneapolis St. Paul. Rail lines include Great Western and Milwaukee Road routes with daily and Sunday variations. Bus services cover Rochester Charles City Waterloo Minneapolis Austin Desearo me Albert Lea with multiple daily departures and arrivals.
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