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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1951
Page
2
The text discusses how departments request appropriations to spend surplus funds by June 30 as a safeguard against emergency needs and potential deficiency bills. It notes the government fiscal year runs July 1 to June 30 and questions whether unspent balances should be returned to the treasury.
An old poem recalling Peter Rabbit and Mr. McGregor frames a local note about a nocturnal rabbit that destroyed a tulip bed. The piece pivots to a broader reflection on right and consequence, linking nostalgia to later judgment.
Westbrook Pegler critiques Eleanor Roosevelt for promoting false charges about Hoover and MacArthur surrounding the 1932 bonus march. He cites Pat Hurley and Drew Pearson, defends the army's restraint, and accuses Roosevelt of repeating unverified newspaper claims.
Dr. Raymond Walters of Cincinnati University argues the college draft deferment issue serves the national interest, not individual advantage. He stresses the matter is a public concern directing policy over personal benefit.
A citizen pamphlet critiques government aid as a path to socialistic America. Stacy Jones authors a guide claiming the federal system offers all needs from cradle to grave and teaches readers how to obtain pensions loans and services by navigating forms and bureaucrats. The piece warns of indifference as a weapon of socialist plotters.
On June 30 last year the total appropriations set aside for government spending reached three times the daily amount allocated for that day, highlighting a large funding reserve and underscoring fiscal strain.
The text argues WSB may better stand for wage stimulation board than wage stabilization. It notes widespread wage adjustment requests from both employers and employees and cites Economic Stabilizer Eric Johnston attempting to halt rising wages. The metaphor suggests the policy ceiling is leaking under pressure.
The Dodge Center Independent salutes a graduating class from Kasson Manterville and Byron tonight. The editor expresses pride in the students and hopes for their future, citing Dr. John Haynes Holmes on rising moral standards and urging continued community partnership to build a better world.
George E. Sokols ky argues a Pentagon press release misrepresented the joint chiefs role in MacArthur's dismissal. He decries anonymous spokesmen, urges identifying news sources, and credits past journalists with demanding accuracy and accountability in public statements.
The Supreme Court upheld convictions of 11 Communist party leaders for conspiring to overthrow the government by force. It ruled Congress may pass laws like the Smith Act to curb threats while free speech is not unlimited, citing Holmes 1919 precedent and dangers from armed rebellion.
Washington officials say Secretary Acheson asked assistant secretaries to handle all future speeches on controversial topics. The move follows Dean Rusk's New York address sparking criticism over possible policy shifts toward the Chinese Nationalists. Rusk said his remarks were not policy changes.
A word puzzle listing across and down clues from a vintage puzzle page. Entries include film figures, animals, instruments, metals, and place names with several partial hints and missing letters awaiting solution.
Serge A. Koussevitzky 77 former Boston Symphony conductor died Monday night after a virus infection in Phoenix weakened him. He had canceled a European guest tour and recently moved to New England Medical Center after a fall. He led the orchestra 25 years ending 1949, praised as one of the era’s greatest conductors.
A long timetable list shows mixed travel options from Rochester Minneapolis Des Moines Omaha to Chicago Milwaukee and Austin with trains and buses. It includes departure times for major lines Great Western Milwaukee Road Northwest and bus routes across cities like Charles City Waterloo Mason City Peeves and LaCrosse. Subscription rates and local sale points for The Herald are listed.
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