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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1955
Page
4
A reflective note cites Joseph Roux on how prayer infuses the glance voice and smile with a gentle radiance. The piece links quiet devotion to kindness in speech action and writing.
The text reviews Clement Attlee's wartime role beside Churchill and his postwar leadership guiding Britain through socialist reforms. It notes American views, his moderating stance, and his collaboration with the United States and France to resist Soviet aims, before his resignation in 1951 and lasting historical place.
The plan proposes all 48 states adopt a uniform standard by late 1957, signaling a move toward centralized regulation. The proposal outlines timelines, regulatory steps, and potential impacts on existing licenses and compliance for businesses nationwide.
The article notes that Canada Mexico and Puerto Rico join the move to standard plate brackets. Cars will mount brackets inside trunks behind a small window to deter theft. Some mourn the loss of diverse plate shapes that reflected regional identity and sparked innocent plate-hunting hobbyists.
The author argues the United States has poured more than 56 billion dollars into about 80 nations since World War II and loaned 11 billion to Russia, with little public debate or taxpayer approval noted. Farmers face doubt over aid priorities, raising questions about affordability and fairness.
The Boston Globe editorial argues no Democrat or Republican will deliver speeches worthy of attention as the election year approaches and party lines harden. It warns candidates will refuse agreement, signaling deep political polarization.
George E. Sokols ky argues Mongolia remains a Chinese sphere and a Russian satellite. He asserts Outer Mongolia is not a sovereign state and that admitting Mongolia would allow Red China into the United Nations by a proxy.
Austin readers meet Igor Youskevitch and Alicia Alonso in a Pot Pourri feature noting they are the finest dancers of their era. The item also covers a coloring contest winner Mary Hollerud, courtesy nominations, a pork cooking school at Austin High School, and parking meter revenue use with a New York dog fashion trend and lighthearted clippings from other papers.
Roger W. Babson argues inflation stems from excess money supply and credit, with a wartime defense talk fueling a spending surge. He warns that fear of World War III influences mortgage terms and consumer borrowing, pushing inflation and deflation risks while urging restraint.
The Mayflower departed England for America carrying 102 people including the Pilgrims, marking a landmark voyage in colonial history.
A crossword style clue list lists theme entries with across and down hints. Entries include a movie star Glenn and other wordplay fragments like fruit drink congers poem and mimic clues suggesting a themed puzzle.
A compact listing of crossword clues and answers including terms like Wild ox Celebes Silkworm Nation Bird home Born Proboscis Harness Staggers Distress Father and more with various clue numbers and word lengths indicated. Contains several thematic and generic entries spanning animals people actions and objects.
TOKYO Ken Yoshida aged 37 known as the King of the Railway Pickpockets died while fleeing police on the Hiroshima Express. He climbed to a train roof to escape a chase under a low overhead bridge. His last wallet held about 50 dollars.
Washington reports post merger speculation about a new federation of unions led by John L. Lewis UMW and the AFL CIO leaders. Proposed trio includes United Steel Workers and Teamsters with combined strength over three million.
The speech praises inner rewards of self mastery and gratitude over medals and degrees. It cites self knowledge as the truest prize, notes famous figures on quiet rewards, and cites Christ’s Cross as ultimate symbol of sacrifice.
Poet recounts a man who helps others without seeking reward. He never hesitates to aid those in need and spends his strength to serve friends and even the poor. He endures rain and cold to perform acts of kindness that others might buy.
Army Secretary Wilber M. Brucker toured Quemoy, the Nationalist island off Formosa, as shells from the Chinese Communist mainland threatened nearby artillery range.
The article notes that money coins have been produced from leather lead tin glass earth and glue alongside traditional metals like gold silver copper and nickel, illustrating a broad range of early currency materials.
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