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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1955
Page
4
Ford’s Postwar Rise From Losses to Record Profits
The Ford Motor Company, a top five U.S. force by assets and fourth in sales, rebuilt after the 1930s losses and a 1940s dip. Since 1948 it has more than doubled sales, planned to reach $400 million in profits, backed by $1.3 billion in modernization and process improvements creating thousands of good jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
American Telephone and Telegraph
Standard Oil
New Jersey
General Motors
United States Steel
Henry Ford
Falling away of company houses seen across mining towns
The Christian Science Monitor notes the decline of company housing, once common in mining regions such as Copperton Utah. Kennecott Copper Corporation has sold 2000 houses in four states, reflecting a shift toward private ownership aided by better roads and car travel.
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New England
Kennecott Copper Corporation
Copperton
Utah
Bingham Canyon
Kennecott
Christian Science Monitor
Ford story shows private enterprise growing pie for workers
The text argues that companies should continually expand profits to benefit workers and society. It defends private enterprise against hostile systems, claiming a larger corporate share enables broader worker gains and overall prosperity.
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Ford
Yalta Documents Published in 1032-Page Volume
State Department releases a 1032 page compendium of Yalta era papers sourced from the Roosevelt Library and other offices. The volume costs 5.50 dollars and covers postwar diplomacy including Stalin's notes on Poland and Churchill's wartime reflections.
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Yalta
State Department
Joseph Reap
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
New York
Josef Stalin
Poland
Soviet Union
Winston Churchill
Harry L. Hopkins
Churchill
Opinions of Others WHOPPER AGE
A Saint Cloud Times excerpt discusses Johnny telling whoppers as a normal stage. It advocates patient explanation and gentle guidance rather than harsh punishment to encourage truth telling.
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Johnny
Psychiatric Bulletin
Illinois Department of Health
ST. Cloud
Warmth of Being Together Makes Christmas Happier
George E. Sokols ky recalls Christmas with family friends at home and in the country. The piece notes a tree, a kennels scene for Joe the treeshond, a Met Opera Lohengrin outing, Bach and Handel on air, varied religious backgrounds in the household, and a focus on togetherness and simple pleasures during the holiday.
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George E. Sokolsky
Joe
Nyack
Fleetwood
Metropolitan Opera House
WQXR
WNYC
California
King Features, Inc
Year of Peace and Prosperity Receives Gentle Review
A reflective look at the year highlights global peace with few conflicts and record domestic gains. The United States enjoyed abundant production, rising earnings, and steady living costs, while farmers faced lower prices due to surplus crops.
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Earth
Year in Review 1955 Highlights and Hopes
The year featured President Eisenhower’s health scare and recovery as a major thread shaping politics and finance. Polio vaccine debates reassured many parents, while romance surrounded Princess Margaret and Captain Townsend. Peron’s fall in Argentina contrasted with Geneva era Cold War tension and ongoing Communist expansion fears. Leap year adds a 366 day horizon amid autos and national policy concerns. Drive safely over holidays with coffee as the road drink.
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Ike
Princess Margaret
Peter Townsend
Peron
Malenkov
Geneva
May Your New Year Be Happy and Prosperous
A cheerful note wishes readers a joyful year and reflects on the idea that even busy people face consequences for their actions, using a playful metaphor about beans spilled.
First Pine Organ of America Said to Be in Hungary Church
The Hungary church Birdsnest Virginia built in 1751 is credited with the first pine organ in America. Its pipework was repurposed into sinkers for fishermen during the Revolution.
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Hungary
Birdsnest
Virginia
America
Big Tests for U.N. Session Coming Up in Next Few Months
Washington reports outline upcoming U.N. General Assembly tests. A 12 nation Washington conference starting Jan 23 aims to draft a charter for a new Atomic Energy Organization. Disarmament talks resume in February with data exchange and arms reduction proposals under consideration. A 15 nation committee will plan dissemination of atomic fall-out information early in 1956. The text notes U.S. veto policy and expected charter review in 1957.
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U.N
Washington
NEA
United Nations General Assembly
New York
General Assembly
Atomic Energy Organization
AEO
World Health, Civil Aviation, Food and Agriculture Organizations
Economic and Social Council
Security Council
United States
International Atomic Energy Development
World Bank
Eisenhower
Bulganin
U.S. Air Force
L-Nation Security Council
U.S
Algeria
Cyprus
South Africa
Wilcox Leads U.S. In United Nations Talks
Assistant Secretary of State Francis O Wilcox, in charge of United Nations diplomacy, urges progress amid multiple setbacks in key international disputes and outlines the U S position at the talks.
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U.S
Francis O. Wilcox
United Na
Seventeen Across Clues Turn Night Into Wordplay Fun
A playful crossword style listing many clues with numbers and hints such as Seine, Great Lake, and varied terms. The page blends wordplay prompts like 12 Tonight and 1955 references with multiple language translations and partial answers.
Veniremen Shortage Trims Juries In Federal Court
Judge Julius J. Hoffman faced a crowded docket with too few jurors in Chicago. With only 80 veniremen available, marshals recruited passersby and one potential juror, a French horn player, was released for urgent theater work. Attorneys agreed to juries of eight members rather than 72 in all cases.
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Chicago
Julius J. Hoffman
Federal Court
Minnesota 1875 census shows diverse origins and growth
The 1875 Minnesota census reveals a population split among native-born residents, arrivals from other states, and foreign-born settlers. It notes New York, Ohio, and Pennsylvania as major origins, with Canada and European nations contributing large numbers, and recounts early air mail efforts and Winnebago relocation events.
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Minnesota
United States
New York State
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Canada
Pictures Explain Themselves In Art And Life
George Matthew Adams argues that pictures across drawings paintings etchings photos and cartoons convey deep meaning. He cites public access to galleries the power of cartoons by Thomas Nast and the value of visual art in homes hotels and books, urging readers that pictures teach a love of beauty.
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National Gallery of Art
Washington, D.C
Tweed
Thomas Nast
George Matthew Adams
Mormon Temple Built 1853 1893 in Salt Lake City
The Mormon Temple in Salt Lake City was constructed from 1853 to 1893 using granite blocks. Entry was restricted to Mormons only.
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Salt Lake City
Minnesota Gold Rushes Reach Far North in 19th Century
The article recalls two gold rushes in extreme northern Minnesota. The first to Lake Vermilion failed to yield gold, with stage routes from St. Paul to Duluth, then perilous treks through swamps and snow. About 30 years later Rainy Lake lure drew prospectors via Winnipeg or Tower routes, involving a lengthy 26 mile harsh trail, wrecked packs, and arduous lake travel to reach the mining grounds.
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Minnesota
Lake Vermilion
St. Paul
Duluth
Rainy Lake
Winnipeg
Tower
Lake Superior
Vermilion
Crane
Rainy Lakes
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