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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1955

Page

9

Stevenson Urges Federal Help for Private Health Plans

Adlai E Stevenson urged greater federal participation in health programs. He spoke at the dedication of New York University Bellevue Medical Center's Medical Science Building, calling for long term low interest loans and subsidies to prepayment groups and medical schools. He criticized immigration policy as misguided and urged swift revision.

Stevenson New York Adlai E. Stevenson Illinois New York University-Bellevue Medical Center Department of Agriculture Public Health Service United States Eisenhower Congress

Defender of Violence in Films Cornel Wilde

Actor and producer Cornel Wilde defends violence in drama noting conflict drives story and citing Shakespeare and King Lear as historical examples. He discusses The Big Combo scene and argues censorship should avoid gratuitous brutality while acknowledging industry pressures and moviegoer influence.

Cornel Wilde Hollywood England Richard Conte Wilde Conte Eric Johnston Geoffrey Shurlock

Pancake Day Memorial Marks 1937 Snowstorm Hunger

In Glenn Michigan residents honor Pancake Day annually, a memorial of a 1937 snowstorm when food was scarce and pancakes became a makeshift meal as roads were finally cleared. The observance ties the hamlet's identity to that harsh winter and its improvised sustenance.

Glenn, Mich

Court hears farmers oppose wheat crop program

In Baltimore federal court three farmers testified the wheat crop support program disrupts rotation. They joined two Ohio farmers as defense witnesses in the injunction case against Westminster's Shafer family over a trespassing charge against government inspectors. The farmers urged larger allotments to maintain rotation and straw production.

Baltimore Ohio Roszer C. Thomson Westminster Louis Shafer Shafer Frederick A. Feeser Taneytown Feeser Carroll County C. Wilbur Stonesifer Rolla M. Myers Attica

Community Notes Record Weekend Travels and Local Visits

The column lists residents and guests visiting from Lyle Center and nearby towns. Events include travels to graduation in Harlan Iowa, Des Moines visits, stays with relatives, hospital work in Des Moines, weekend gatherings in Albert Lea and Mona, and church and civic activities. Also mentions REA meeting, park picnic plans, confirmations in Brownsdale, and a note on fiber use in the United States.

Arthur Mumm Ann Mumm Harlan Iowa Lou Eleanor Mumm Galen Martin Judean Martin Albert Lea Waterville Clifford Horgen Martin Willinger Mona Hans Peterson Marlene Osage Curtis Fisher Emile Horgen Chicago Lyle Reed Chariene Miller Minneapolis Erma Rae Harris Washington, D. C Henry Miller Joyce Ronald Chariene Mason City Raymond Harris Manley Rowan Beads Lake Hampton Richard Scott Inneapolis Kenneth Wood Harvey Goetsch D. C. Aultfather Clara Aultfather Vernon Campbelll North London Ed Lukes St. Ansgar George Peterman Richard Lukes Cedar City George Peter Doris Anderson Austin Acres Delbert Dunning Bonnie Gaye W. ©. Denison Austin

Four Outstanding Young Farmers Named in Minneapolis

The U S Junior Chamber of Commerce names four winners from 39 states and Hawaii in its first annual contest. A panel of farm specialists selected the winners based on farming success and community service. Main speaker at the banquet will be Dr. Firman Bear, director of the New Jersey agriculture experiment station.

Minneapolis U.S Junior Chamber of Commerce The Jaycees American Petroleum Institute Firman Bear New Jersey Agriculture Experiment Station Soil Service Magazine

Gravitational Variations Change Man’s Earth Weight

Due to fluctuations in Earth's gravity, a man weighing 200 pounds at the equator would weigh 201 pounds near the North Pole, showing small regional weight differences.

Equator North Pole

Khrushchev flags willingness to copy U S industry ideas

In Yugoslavia Khrushchev says Russia will borrow industrial methods from the United States or others if found good. The remark was made during a tour of the Rade Koncar Electric Motor factory in Zagreb with Bulganin and Mikoyan as they close a peacemaking visit with Tito. Talks are to wind up soon with a joint Soviet Yugoslav declaration possible. Washington says the U S Britain and France seek a formal conference with Yugoslavia on broad military political and economic issues.

Zagreb Yugoslavia Soviet Communist Party Nikita Khrushchev Russia United States Rade Koncar Electric Motor Nikolai Bulganin A. I. Mikoyan Tito Red Boss Belgrade Moscow Washington Britain France

Long Sun Eclipse May Pass From Any One Place

A solar eclipse lasting possibly across centuries may sweep across Earth, with observers watching in scattered regions as rare celestial alignment unfolds. The phenomenon reflects astronomical patterns predicting hazy totality paths and extended visibility windows.

Earth

House Post Office Panel Near Okaying Senate Pay Bill

The House Post Office Committee prepared to approve a Senate passed bill to raise postal workers salaries by about 8 percent on average retroactive to March 1. The measure would cost roughly 164 million dollars per year and follows Eisenhower's veto of a larger prior hike.

Washington House Post Office Committee House Eisenhower Senate Bieger Murray D-Tenn Congress

North Carolina Farms Electrified At Rate Near All

The 97 percent of North Carolina farms now have electricity, a sharp rise from 3 percent in 1935, reflecting widespread rural electrification. The increase highlights rapid modernization across the state’s agricultural communities.

North Carolina

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