Austin Daily Herald Mission and masthead notes
The Austin Daily Herald lists its founding date November 9 1891 notes daily except Sunday publication. It states Associated Press membership with editor publisher I E Rasmussen and business manager Geraldine Rasmussen stressing independence and support for agriculture labor and industry in Austin Minnesota.
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Austin Daily Herald
Austin
Minn
Associated Press
I. E. Rasmussen
the Herald
Geraldine Rasmussen
Health insurance costs rise with hospital payrolls and union effects
Rising medical care costs and extensive Blue Cross figures show hospital payrolls driving up expenses. Minnesota and other states report decade growth in costs per patient day, while insurers face higher protection costs and limited benefit reductions. Biblical and religious quotes appear amid the text.
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Blue Cross
Minnesota
New York
Boston
Los Angeles
Detroit
Minneapolis
Michigan
Massachusetts
Wisconsin
Cali
Fornia
Twin Cities
United States
Happy Days Not Here Again in Kentucky Governor Race
The Kentucky Democratic primary defeat of Gov. A B Chandler’s candidate reshapes 1960 politics. It removes a potential favorite son path to the national convention and robs the scene of Chandler’s comic political spotlight, believed to entertain reporters and influence the national narrative.
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A. B
Happy
Adlai Stevenson
Atlantic City
Chandler
Los Angeles
Ottawa Journal notes Canada US investment shapes economy
The Ottawa Journal argues that U S capital has propelled Canada’s resource development over 25 years and helped create its gross national product and export trade while urging Americans to understand and tolerate the Canadian perspective. It notes Canadians’ fears often rest on fact yet calls for mutual tolerance.
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United States
Canada
U.S
Ottawa Journal
Ottawa
U. S
Rochester Post-Bulletin
Fed seeks to curb recovery risk of inflation surge
The Federal Reserve aims to keep the post recession recovery from turning into a inflation boom like 1953 54. It tightens money supply using the discount rate securities operations and reserve requirements while balancing Treasury borrowing needs and banks lendable funds. Large firms pass higher borrowing costs as Treasury bears half the tax load, but business confidence remains fragile.
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New York
The
Federal Reserve Board
Fed
U.S
U.S. Treasury
Congress
Chicago
Wall Street
Main Street
Treasury
Gambling Lottery Installment Plan Nets Big Prizes
Panamanians embrace a legal weekly lottery tied to installment purchases. A buyer pays 10 a week for 18 weeks on a 100 radio, but if the last two digits match the weekly lottery, payments stop. Some win early and chase bigger prizes, while merchants count on luck to drive sales.
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Panama
Segregation talk on pigs and drownings prompt state concerns
A Miami segregation leader urges Florida to ban The Three Little Pigs story for racial bias while noting pigs, shows and breed mixing reveal color is not a factor in judging. Drownings in Minnesota average 139 annually, with 40 percent from swimming and 21 percent from other boating, plus safety lapses. A traffic control signal project at Oakland Avenue and Sterling Avenue is awarded to Kehne Electric Co. Dairy Month highlights cow production with detailed intake figures. Gallup shows 70 percent oppose extending the school year. A quip on Mount Rushmore erosion and a reflection on future generations concludes.
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Miami
Florida
Barrow
Chester
Berkshires
Hampshires
Minnesota
Gov. Freeman
Oakland Avenue
Highway 16
Sterling Avenue
State Highway Department
Kehne Electric Co
St. Paul
United States
Bossy
Love in the Office The Skeleton in the Business Closet
A 1959 editorial, based on Modern Office Procedures study, examines illicit office romances between married workers. It cites cases of ruined homes and demoralized offices, notes inconsistent company policies, double standards, and the hidden cost to business. The piece promises further comments on managerial attitudes and responses.
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Harrison R. Johnson
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Chicago
Milwaukee
Fort Wayne
Buffalo
Strauss Nomination Sparks Long Senate Fight Over Commerce
Washington AP report previews a weeks long battle over President Eisenhower’s choice Lewis L. Strauss for secretary of commerce. Democrats attack his AEC record while Republicans back him, hearings stretched from March 17 to May 19 and a 9-8 Senate committee vote approved the nomination.
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Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
Lewis L. Strauss
Strauss
Rockefellers
Commerce Department
Liam Langer
North Dakota
AEC
Congress
Sen
Warren G. Magnuson
Commerce
Herbert Hoover
Star Gazing Across Puzzle Answers
Across clues provide terms for constellations foundations heavenly body conducted landed wish cushion fast steed soviet satellite possessed lettuce selves second brightest star ill bred child in favor of wheat beard natural space missile ran with muse of astronomy lair bird s home gong moon goddess narrow bed different scorched liked better fruit drink legal wrong sun prefix beverage remain advantages. Down clues include Swiss mountains harvest citation stables soviet in worse health french summer evidences ripped church recess bamboolike grass owl breakfast bread musical scale poet Iroquoian Indian
Puzzle Answer Lineup From German Health Resort
Answers likely form a word list where clues 26 to 40 yield terms tied to a health resort in Germany and common synonyms or descriptors. The set includes German health spa names and corresponding English equivalents for entering, disturbing, speaking, holding, drum, holy, and left handed elements.
Divine Healing Not a Gimmick Says Evangelist
The reverend answers questions on Jesus healing, stressing compassion over attracting crowds. He says gifts of healing exist but preaching evangelism is his calling, insisting results are God’s work and not a show. Skowhegan Maine article notes a local minister, A R MacDougall, 62, convicted of a statutory charge involving a 14 year old girl.
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Jesus
K. J
Skowhegan
A. R. MacDougall
Want Ads Pay for 4 Runs
Classified notice announces a want ad offering compensation for four runs. No further details available in readable text.
Reformers urge Bible literacy to counter atheism
Soviet officials push clergy style talks to combat religious growth as religion persists among officers and workers. Red Army papers lament remnants of faith on state farms and among young party members. The campaign of atheism lasts forty years, yet biblical reverence endures in Russian life.
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Red Army
Reds
Grand Meadow Girl Accepted for Institute at Mankato
Loreen Lengerman of Grand Meadow High School has been accepted for the mathematics and science institute at Mankato State College in July 2031. The award reflects her scholastic record and interest in math and science as the program aims to pair secondary students with trained scientists and mathematicians.
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Grand Meadow
Minn
Loreen Lengerman
Mankato State College
Awarded Contracts for School Additions
Dean L. Witcher of Minneapolis received general construction contracts for additions to two Brainerd State School buildings. The male work patient building No. 5 addition bid $139,000 and the female work patient building No. 2 addition bid $139,767.
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ST. Paul
Minneapolis
Dean L. Witcher
Brainerd State School
Post Office Delivery Rates by Zone
The notice outlines mailing options with payment in advance for zones including Austin Payable in advance for one to twelve months. It lists mail delivery within 8 miles and charges for zones 2 and others with durations and distances.
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Austin
Aftivanna
Zone 1 Rate Applies to Subscriptions for Service Members
Notice states Zone 1 pricing will apply to subscription services sent to U S military personnel at home and abroad, including areas reached through APO and APO addresses, NPO.
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U S
United States
A.P.O
N.P.O
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