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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1951
Page
2
The verse notes David before Saul with affection and loyalty as his armour bearer. It pairs biblical service with a broader claim that chivalry mirrors wisdom in choosing to serve all and love one.
The article argues hearings improve civilian control by informing the public about military objectives in Korea. It says secrecy risks eroding trust and notes even if secrets exist Russia might already know them. It concludes leaders must answer to the people beyond the pentagon and president.
The Herald reports on audience questions raised after Dr. Walter Judd’s Austin High School address. Topics touched include Korea and national issues, reflecting community curiosity at the commencement event.
Dr Judd delivered a blunt, informative talk linking national success to world relations. He warned blundering in diplomacy threatens domestic achievements and urged Supreme diplomatic effort to prevent America from retreating into a jungle world.
The 1952 Democratic convention set for July 21 prompts the press to pursue Truman’s post 1953 plans with scrutiny. Reporters expect sparring at conferences as they aim to trap him into revealing intentions while noting his political savvy.
A massive fire on the Quebec Ontario border endangers 10,000 acres of pulp forest per dispatches from Timmons Ont. The report warns of severe resource loss and urges caution in fire use to prevent waste.
The Washington Post endorses the traffic director Keneipp plan requiring mechanical turn indicators on large trucks. The editorial argues for universal legality and eventual requirement for private cars, noting indicators reduce driver signal confusion and are safer than vague hand signals.
George E. Sokolski analyzes a pamphlet by the American Friends Service Committee urging peace. He highlights claims of U S security from weapons and fears about unequal arms with Soviet Russia, noting uncertainties about atomic capabilities and pacifist scientists aiding controls.
A 1951 King Features opinion argues pacifist Quakers misjudge security, contrasting United Nations reliance with Soviet strategy. It cites Soviet 175 divisions vs Western forces, claims UN misuses it, and warns that neutrality imperils the United States while urging stronger military and diplomatic resolve.
Abitibi Power and Paper announces a ten dollar per ton increase in newsprint, raising New York price to 116 and Canadian price to 112 dollars per ton, effective July. Abitibi is a major producer with about 700 000 tons yearly. total Canadian output near 5.4 million tons, most sold to the United States.
In 24 hours at Gambril the Babe Sheridan farm saw 18 cows give birth to calves. The range cattle were purchased last winter and the 18 calves will be fed for market while the cows stay on the farm.
A U S appeals court concluded that Joe Citizen has a constitutional right not to listen to radio broadcasts on buses and streetcars, limiting the captive audience idea. The piece also notes gender statistics from science and reports Austin home construction permits in the first five months, with 91 new homes valued at $821,375, down from 1950 levels.
The water and light board plans to seek approval from the state board of health to fluoridate Austin’s drinking water. The American Dental Society has adopted fluoridation for water treatment and fluoridization for in mouth applications on children. Erection of the new boiler at the municipal plant is progressing with steel work complete and tubing installation underway. A municipal liquor dispensary project in Nashwauk Minnesota is authorized by the national production authority to meet great need.
Government warns shortages may appear even as defense production advances and armed services enlist more personnel. Yet officials say hiring outpaces losses, with current payroll already near World War II peak.
Dewitt Mackenzie writes of his imminent retirement after a long career. He recalls the passage of time and compares leaving journalism to facing a wartime shell burst, expressing unease yet resolve about ending his daily column.
The narrator describes leaving active work to retire beside a Connecticut valley cottage near Long Island Sound. He plans future writing, hopes to rebuild a troubled world with faith, and notes his Scottish heritage and family life at an old homestead with his wife Marjorie and children.
Memories recall the Izaak Walton league clearing Cedar Creek near Cedar City school. Dams and three springs were created to supply water for planned trout planting. Embezzled forged checks labeled First Baptist church and Foreign Mission Fund defrauded merchants in Austin.
In 1910 Acting Mayor P H Zender faced public and press criticism over city finances. The Austin Herald alleged irregularities, prompting a special council hearing where editor John Skinner refused to name accusers. A later comprehensive financial statement failed to satisfy critics, and Campbell defeated Zender in the April 6 election.
A mixed list of crossword style clues for horizontal and vertical entries. Includes definitions for animals metals tools and abbreviations plus celestial terms and geographic hints with several abbreviations and nationality references.
The region known as Sinkiang is described as nominally Chinese yet operates with substantial autonomy, effectively functioning as a separate entity in practice.
John Foster Dulles the Republican adviser to the state department will leave New York for Britain to discuss the Japanese peace treaty. Officials expect talks to cover Formosa and whether Red China should be included in treaty negotiations, a policy London may adopt but Washington has not.
A compiled list shows departure and arrival times for Time Tables Mid-West Airlines and Northwest Airlines, Great Western, Milwaukee Road, and various buses serving Rochester Minneapolis Des Moines Omaha Chicago Mason City and other points with daily and Sunday variations.
The notice outlines mail zone delivery terms. It lists rates such as 7.90 and 15.00 and details delivery outside 50 miles but within 180 miles of Austin. It mentions prepaid options for three months six months and one year and notes zones and surcharges.
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