Veteran conservationist Richard Dover leaves big state legacy
Richard Dover, longtime supervisor of the Minnesota State Bureau of Game and Fish, retires after building the Carlos Avery Nursery and guiding wetland and game bird efforts. A West Point graduate and World War I veteran, he earned the Silver Star and other honors while promoting forest restoration and wetlands protection.
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Richard J. Dorer
State Bureau of Game and Fish
Dorer
Minnesota
Mower County
State Conservation Department
Carlos Avery
Dover
Gen. Pershing
Cape
Good Guys Win Burglary Suspect Capture Near New Ulm
A farmer and a shoemaker halted two burglary suspects in Brown County near New Ulm after a sheriff mobilized a posse. The article praises citizen bravery over the criminals and notes sheriffs can recruit help in emergencies.
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New Ulm
Brown County
Maker! Their dramatic story ends with the good guys winning
The text depicts a triumph where the protagonists prevail, portraying a classic righteous victory. It emphasizes a clear resolution with the favorable side overcoming opposition, framed in a cinematic, heroic tone. The exact players remain unnamed within the fragment.
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Maker
Localism in Soviet policy branded a crime
The text argues that in the Soviet Union localities are mere tiles in a totalitarian mosaic and that executives who ship goods outside their areas commit localism, a crime punished by heavy fines and discipline. It contrasts local democracy with central control.
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America
Soviet Union
Russia
Integration grows in farming linking producers to buyers
The Red Wing Republican Eagle explains a rising trend called integration where farmers sign contracts to supply a specific buyer, limiting market risk while ceding production control. Examples include egg contracts, cannery arrangements, and turkey broilers sold to co ops, with debates on who will direct such systems and the impact on farmer freedom.
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Meadowlands
Red Wing
Goodhue County
Burnside
Roy Thumann
A-G
Arcadia
Wis
Thumann
Hoard
Dairyman
RED Wing Republican Eagle
Racial Identity Debate Over Formosa and China
A columnist critiques a Chiang Kai-Shek NBC interview and argues the distinction between Formosans and Chinese is historically weak. The piece traces Formosa’s complex history from Portuguese naming to Dutch and Japanese rule, noting diverse populations and linguistic ties.
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George E. Sokolsky
Herald Statesman
Yonkers
TV Guide
Chiang Kai-Shek
NBC
TV Sister
Chiang Kai- Shek
Meiling Soong
Tokyo
Chiang
Formosa
China
Foreign Affairs
Foreign Office
Taiwan
Formose
Papua
Kuriles
Loochoo
Ma Tuan-Lin
Fukien
Kwangtung
Canton
Kick in the pants rhetoric and reapportionment talk in 1959 Iowa Minnesota notes
A faded editorial-like piece critiques a police patter and discipline methods, then shifts to river movie plans near Charles City. It analyzes Minnesota reapportionment, urging area representation along with population, and notes Gov. Freeman calls an extra session to extend unemployment benefits and seeks $72 million in additional revenues for 1959 61.
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Cedar River
Charles City
Iowa
Twin Cities
University of
Minnnesota
U. S
Congress
Senate
Minnesota
Gov. Freeman
Minnesota Legislative Research Committee
Plants Need New Machines Says Industry Push
Sylvia Porter argues postwar industrial growth relies on modernization. She cites rising plant capacity but aging equipment, urges Congress to loosen depreciation rules to spur investment and boost productivity, noting current orders for production equipment remain low. Industry must act to restart growth.
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America
Washington
Congress
Eleven killed as bus plunges off cliff near Tul can
An overloaded bus careened over a cliff near Tul can, Ecuador, killing eleven people and injuring twenty nine others in a disaster reported by AP. Local authorities launched emergency response and investigations into the crash.
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Quito
Ecuador
Tulcan
Oil Union Plans High Stakes Royalty Demands
Victor Riesel reports the International Oil Chemical and Atomic Workers Union plans a staged strike and seeks a worker royalty pool funded by a per unit production levy. The proposal would let each worker own a share in a pooled investment, with immediate access and survivor benefits. It also seeks 30-year severance pay scales and strict layoff protections, plus open contract negotiation triggers tied to layoffs.
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Walter Reuther
International Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers Union
Jack Knight
Stock Exchange
Petrillo
John Lewis
Coal Union
Jimmie Petrillo
Musicians Federation
The
Hall Syndicate, Inc
Bakery Word Puzzle Across and Down Clues
A crossword style word list with across and down clues including items like plain bakery item pastry fruit grandparental small shield cry of bacchanals ceremony and more. Clues cover bakery products directions measures and geographic names with several two to five letter answers.
Puzzle Answer List From Crossword Clues
Chest rattle east Indian small island weight oceans outburst Indian things done main role fabled marine Algonquian laborious river in a play France Weary creatures Assam simple silkworm takes into Ninth month custody Burmese pantry stripe wood sprite
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France
Assam
Inner light through daily meditation and prayer
A spiritual short from James Keller urges daily reading of scripture or a sacred text followed by brief devotional prayer. He says interior life strengthens outward living and quotes Matthew 5 16 about letting light shine before others. The piece ends with a prayer thanking the Lord.
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Scotland
Bank error nearly nets clerk huge savings
South Bend Tribune copy boy Jerry Micinski nearly retires after misreading his savings account shown as 2,271.71 dollars due to a teller miskeying. the balance should have been 700.12 dollars, correcting the mistaken amount.
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South Bend
Ind
Jerry Micinski
South Bend Tribune
Boo
Counsel for a Bereaved Friend in Christian Faith
The letter counsels comforting a Christian widow after her husband’s death. It emphasizes that sorrow is natural but not hopeless, citing I Thessalonians 4 13 and Genesis 23 2. It urges offering Scripture, prayers, and hope in resurrection and reunion, framing loss as temporary and the loved one’s gain.
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Abraham
Sarah
Blind Pigger Flees Car Still Nabbed by Police Chief
HOLLY HILL S C The still was found in the trunk of a car when Police Chief E I Goss spotted it The driver fled on foot after a chase but Goss captured the still and detained the suspect The discovery involved a whisky making apparatus seized by authorities.
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Holly Hill
S. C
E. I. Goss
Goss
Three Officers Injured At Rocket Missile Center
Three Army officers at an artillery and missile center were injured when an Honest John rocket exploded on its launcher. Lt. Frederick A. Rarapaugh warned 25 soldiers as the warhead clicked and the 17 foot missile sprang, sending the rocket 400 yards on the ground.
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Ft, Siu
Okla
Frederick A. Rarapaugh
Zone 1 Subscription Rate For Service Members
Zone 1 rate applies to subscription service for US military personnel and armed forces in all U S areas and zones served through APO and APO addresses.
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United States
A.P.O
N.P.O
Newsstand and mail rates for Austin delivery
Slashed pricing details show single copy and home delivery options. Rates list per week and yearly subscriptions with mail zones and radius delivery within Austin area.
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Austin
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