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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1958
Page
4
A critique of court congestion in the United States. Chief Justice Warren warns that chronic delays deny access to timely justice. The piece contrasts 1941 and current caseloads, notes vacancies and the lack of new judges, and argues delays erode freedom and equal protection.
In a lighthearted riff on politics and dogs, the article notes chief George Allen denying a literal Spaniel Committee for VOA funding while highlighting the “People to People” pet owner exchanges. A tongue in cheek proposal suggests dog themed committees to avoid further gaffes.
The University of Pennsylvania student In Ho Oh was slain by Philadelphia youths. His funeral was held with Presbyterian officials and his parents in Pusan requested clemency for the accused, planning a Christian education fund. The church leaders urged a new role for Christians in city life to curb violence.
Two Democratic members of the House education committee joined Republicans to defeat a Democratic plan for a 1.5 billion school construction bill. The measure revised Eisenhower’s 1957 proposal for state classroom grants, while new data suggest shrinking need for federal aid as enrollments rise.
George F. Sokolsky argues that student disturbances at Cornell reveal deeper issues in American higher education. He decries untidy dress and conduct, notes rising costs and low professor pay, and calls for a university focus on scholarship without frills.
The new Ellis Junior High School features expansive glass walls across classrooms and corridors with two large courts and landscaped yards. A cafetorium doubles as cafeteria and auditorium, eight alcoves serve as student lounges, and an east building houses music and gym facilities with a large gym and ample seating. Construction is ahead of schedule for fall opening. A separate note covers a 50th wedding anniversary honor for Richard Anderson and a thank you from Minnesota officials for Austin’s hotel motel campaign success surpassing 700000 in promotions.
Sylvia Porter reports renewed heavy age discrimination in U S hiring. Surveys show men over 45 and women over 35 face increasing exclusion, with 42 3 percent of firms not hiring men at 50 and 68 percent at 55, while about 57 percent bar women after 50. Executives urge persistent, nationwide pressure for change.
A 1958 Hall Syndicate survey shows U S unions losing about 100 million dollars annually in dues amid 3 million job losses and widespread cutbacks. Miners like John Lewis trim staff, while Walter Reuther's Auto Workers shrink to about 850 thousand members and a lean payroll. A new Field Representatives Federation forms to bargain for organizers, threatening increased union power and job security mechanisms under Meany and Schnitzler.
A crossword style list with across and down clues including rope work riding terms and general vocabulary such as cowboys rope thongs lariats and various animal and object references. The grid highlights a mix of nautical terms and daily life words across a themed puzzle set.
God of love Cupid appears as answer 28 while 31 asks for a three toed sloth. 32 Petition yields plead or suit. 38 Ride in a fringed saddle describes a fringed ride. 40 Disquietude means unease or anxiety. 42 Binds as with a rope ties or fetters. 43 Right side ab is abbreviation for dexter or emboldened.
Idaho Falls mail carrier advises speaking kindly to dogs to avoid being bitten. A Long Island worker reports 18 dog bites over 17 years and a 9000 out of court settlement after four bites by a French poodle. He uses an electric dog training cane and advocates firmness paired with gentleness, guided by a moral plea to love enemies.
Army engineers announce bids to replace the west 3300 feet of the Duluth Air Force Base east-west runway. Bids open about June 26.
The speaker argues Micah 6 8 cannot be the sole measure of true religion. Ceremonies and intellectual assent alone do not save. true faith requires inward trust joined to justice loving mercy and walking humbly with God through Christ who is the way the truth and the life.
Sunfish Valley in Ohio is celebrated as a major scenic spot and is nicknamed the Little Switzerland of Ohio for its picturesque landscapes.
Some 20 million Americans are suffering from a cold on any given day, according to medical records. This figure reflects widespread seasonal illness and underscores pressure on healthcare resources nationwide.
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