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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1956
Page
4
A reflective quote discusses that riches are fleeting and the crown cannot endure for every generation. The speaker notes the limits of earthly pleasures and the impossibility of carrying material wealth beyond this life, ending with a Biblically anchored musing.
Gov Freeman reports potential for Minnesota pulpwood growth from 245 000 cords to 320 000 cords 1939 to 1954 and an unused annual growth of 850 000 cords. He urges expanding private pulp and paper enterprises with better forestry protection to turn green gold into local profits, praising Commissioner George Selke's conservation efforts.
The 1960 census will determine new congressional seats as states gain or lose representation. California is forecast to add as many as seven seats to total 37, with Florida and Texas also expected to gain significantly.
The piece argues gains by large states will slow New York’s relative growth, likely costing it two or three of its 43 seats. It notes persistent political volatility as the political balance continually shifts and the status quo becomes elusive.
The article argues Nixon’s recent major pronouncement on aid to Britain and the Anglo French American alliance signals a new, influential role for him in high policy. If continued, Nixon could rise in public stature and become a strong contender for the 1960 GOP nomination, complicating opponents.
The Christian Science Monitor weighs Nehru's visit as a chance to clarify India's independent foreign policy. It argues Americans should recognize India as independent, not strictly for or against the U.S., and that Nehru aims to better mutual understanding rather than seeking aid or commitments.
George E. Sokolski argues for a focused Hungarian relief effort under the American flag. He warns that multiple groups cause confusion and that aid should go directly to Hungarians or via trusted channels without Communist influence. He cites historical Relief Administration actions under Hoover to show effective aid under the U.S. banner.
A 1956 rainfall map depicts 20 states from Texas to Minnesota and Indiana west to Wyoming in drought or very dry conditions. Southern Minnesota and North Dakota are the only normal-precipitation pockets, with most central U.S. under dry conditions.
A collage notes Byrd on defense and tax cuts, nostalgia over the army mule replaced by helicopters, language origins of jeans and pants, potato peel economics, and a woman who transformed a troubled marriage into a virtuous turnaround guided by faith and perseverance.
The Federal Reserve and FDIC raise the savings rate ceiling to 3 percent effective Jan 1 to boost funds for lending. Banks push promotions to attract deposits, aiming to compete with savings banks and credit unions, though the 3 percent ceiling is not guaranteed for any individual account.
Victor Riesel reports AFL CIO chief George Meany harshly questions Indian Prime Minister Nehru. Meany plans to confront Nehru at a Dulles dinner, citing India's labor laws and press restrictions. The piece contrasts Nehru's socialist moves with U.S. labor liberties and critic Krishna Menon’s pro Soviet stance.
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The writer argues that best-loved books provide solitude and solace when friendships falter seeking solace in literature. He cites Shakespeare and Thoreau highlighting first editions and the enduring value of a book as the shadow of its author inspiring uplift and comfort.
British born ice skater Belita has divorced actor Joel Riordan 32 with testimony that he struck her when intoxicated. Riordan had claimed desertion in an earlier suit. Belita's cross complaint also cites desertion and identifies the actor's legal name Joel James McGinnis. Belita's full name is Belita Gladys Lyne Jepson Turner McGinnis.
A diary entry describes preparing for Jesus' birthday with a decorated tree and wrapping presents. The writer, Debbie, shares excitement with Scottie and a puppy, notes the dog's curiosity with the bulbs, and asks God to help a sick brother see the puppy. The entry ends with a nighttime prayer and a verse about God hearing a call.
Deborah Kerr received the Golden Apple from the Hollywood Women’s Press Club yesterday. In New York Chariton Heston also received the similar annual award for most cooperative film stars.
The speaker challenges the idea that adults must abandon toys and joy at certain ages. He questions when one should stop enjoying electric trains and toy shops and asserts he will remain a perpetual boy at heart despite age. The verse defies the cautionary refrain Oh be your age and insists on preserving youthful delight.
The adviser cautions M B against leaving a legitimate post for a nightclub and gambling house offering a large salary. The higher pay cannot justify the threat to spiritual life or conscience. He urges remaining with honest work, valuing integrity over worldly gain.
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