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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1955
Page
4
Sen. Wiley of Wisconsin rejects claims the President will betray US interests at the Big Four Conference. He defends Eisenhower as steadfast yet attentive to world opinion, while denouncing attacks as ill advised and a smear hatched by Charlie Mickelsen in Hoover days.
The Federal Reserve Bank notes that employment growth lagged production as firms held efficient workers through a recession. In the north, mining activity in the taconite fields reduced employment while efficiency rose. Mortgage and auto loan volumes also increased in theBank's findings.
The National Barrow Show outlines a high standard for meat type hogs to win ribbons. Winners typically descend from outstanding swine families with successive litters showing quality ham pork chops and lean meat. One such lineage is a key factor in sustaining the national event.
A fragment notes pressure on Secretary Dulles to adopt firmer, more decisive policy advice. The reference implies concerns about wavering and the need for resolute guidance from state officials in international affairs.
Report from Bohn suggests Chancellor Adenauer would advise the United States to delay a broad European settlement with the Kremlin. He argues the West is strengthening while the East weakens and patience may yield better terms than in 1955. Diplomats warn against over optimism in dealing with Moscow.
Wardens undergo regular drills with two 30 second blasts at 1 p.m. on the first Wednesday each month. The first blast is a steady whine followed by a warbling takeover blast to map the reach of the city’s 13 sirens, as stated by Col. Paul Cadler.
The Pittsburgh Courier argues that no color prejudice exists in American industry as capable individuals can become part owners in major corporations. It asserts that blacks can invest in companies like General Motors, Procter and Gamble, AT&T, Standard Oil and U.S. Steel and share in capitalist profits regardless of skin color.
Western Powers and the Soviet Union face a deadlock in New York disarmament talks over veto rights. Bernard Baruch warns that permitting a veto would render any plan meaningless, while the Soviet plan embeds veto authority within Kremlin control, eroding trust outside the Communist bloc.
The June 6 observance marks the 200th anniversary of Nathan Hale's birth. Hale studied at Yale, joined the Revolutionary Army, and served as a captain in New York. His espionage deed, capture, and execution are recounted, including his last words.
The piece contrasts Nathan Hale as a heroic informant with Benedict Arnold as a traitor and reflects on informants from early American history through the 1950s. It discusses the role of spies, the idea of informant societies, and the risks and rewards of informing for the country, citing figures like Budenz Bentley Gitlow Philbrick Matusow and Carlo Tresca.
The Washington embassy of the Polish People’s Republic informs the Herald of Mickiewicz Year to mark the 100th anniversary of Adam Mickiewicz’s death. The note expresses hopes for Poland’s celebration and echoes a wish for freedom.
The piece notes growing friendliness from Russia and its satellites. It cites more American tourists admitted to Russia and social invitations increasing at Russian embassies. A diplomat describes repeated viewing of the same Communist life movie at the embassy, causing boredom.
Designers predict men will wear coats with cuffs and white top coats within a year. The forecast suggests a notable shift in style, implying readers may soon adopt the trend themselves.
A humorist quip labeled the polio vaccine debate as hysterical urging Dr. Salk to pivot to an anti hysteria vaccine. The remark highlights public confusion and calls for calm in medical messaging.
A major mail order house now sells geiger counters from 19.95 pocket models to 495 super scintillator units and includes a booklet on uranium prospecting. The piece notes the rising casual familiarity with terms like beta gamma radiation and sodium iodide crystals amid a tense era and mentions health concerns about ulcers.
The Democratic Party faces a split view as Governor Harriman warned of slow recovery in Washington while Albany reports a strong business year. Factory production and employment rise in New York State for two straight months, unemployment claims fall, highlighting a political versus factual divide.
Educators review automatic promotion as NYC public schools plan to hold back third graders two years behind in reading and provide special attention. About 20,000 students in grades four through six were found substandard in reading, affecting overall class progress.
Representative Wolverton urges rebuilding public trust in polio shots amid House Interstate Commerce Committee probes into vaccine administration. Doctors explain boosters extend immunity. early tests show variable efficacy across polio types and ongoing analyses aim to determine true long term protection.
Albert B. Happy Chandler, former governor and ex-senator, aims to return as Kentucky governor as the August 6 Democratic primary nears. He faces incumbent Lawrence Wetherby and challenger Bert Combs, with GOP hopes hinged on a split in Democratic ranks. Chandler, 56, resumes public campaigning after years away from office.
Puzzle list with various crossword hints including Noah's mountain Jerusalem's Betoken Taciturn Reply Fancy Extinct bird Christmas Diminutive of Lewis Withdrawer Orbs Biblical diseased one City in New Sultanic decree Ottoman court Feminine appellation Greek porticos Cudgelers Irregular stanza Genus of meadow
Handle 4 Tier 5 Goddess of infatuation 6 Rounded 7 Willow 8 Cover 9 Island Calf meat 11 Grafted her 12 Meat dish 19 Vigor 21 Lariats 22 Masculine 23 Biblical prophet 24 Rate anew 25 Soaks up 26 Scheme 27 Demigod
A puzzle like list pairs clues with numbers, including entries for Roman numerals and common terms. It presents a mixed set of crossword style hints such as items for window glass river in Italy and other short definitions.
Analysis notes that while national life expectancy at birth rose from 47 to 68 years since 1901, life expectancy for Americans over 64 has increased by only about three years, highlighting slower gains for older groups.
A GEORGE MATTHEW ADAMS essay extols friends as the earths best investment. A true friendship endures storms and war and grows richer with time as shared interests and personal gifts deepen enjoyment. It compares friendship to a garden needing regular care and affirms the rarity and priceless nature of a genuine friend.
A series of weekend visits and events, including Wallace Peterson's confirmation at First Lutheran Church, and open house for Bennett Christianson’s silver wedding anniversary. Residents from Dexter Austin Minneapolis Paul and Blooming Prairie areas attended gatherings at homes, parks, and churches with several dinners and Sunday visits noted.
Owes mail zone delivery within 80 miles of Austin paid in advance per week rates shown for three months six months and one year. Mail zone outside 80 miles but within 180 miles requires advance payment weekly and longer-term options. Rates indicate 13.00 as a reference amount.
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