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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1957
Page
4
A compendium of citations from Luke 16 8 and Ralph Waldo Emerson lines dated June 5 1957. The text presents spiritual reflections contrasting worldly wisdom with divine guidance.
The Wall Street Journal survey finds 65 of 70 bankers and officials expect stability or slight growth into late 1957, despite concerns about rising prices and wages. Optimists highlight steady momentum, robust business investment, strong personal income, and credit easing. Skeptics expect some downturns in the second half.
Readable text notes ongoing public concerns about vehicles in the city fleet. The piece mentions cars trucks and buses facing issues and outlines local officials’ responses and proposed remedies.
A Minneapolis woman described as a cop hater threatens officers as she faces a 90 day sentence after past legal trouble. She declares she will ram police if they block her route while driving north on Third Avenue from Lake, highlighting tense enforcement dynamics.
Federal state and local governments now account for one fourth of US spending. The Committee for Economic Development says tax reductions are more beneficial than many programs. They urge re evaluating programs stretching projects limiting federal grants and charging beneficiaries for services.
The AFL CIO moved to discipline Beck by unanimous vote, dismissing him as a vice president for misuse of union funds. The action, based on moral grounds, signals top labor leaders’ intent to clean house and reject Beck’s abuses, while stressing the rank and file oppose such behavior.
Colton’s aphorism notes a shared equal footing for kings and subjects, masters and slaves, both at Calvary and in death, underscoring universal dignity beyond social rank.
A 1957 column argues against using city funds to subsidize private baseball clubs Giants and Dodgers in New York. It notes television and parking costs reshape the business of baseball, suggesting subsidies to private teams risk taxpayer burden and favor moves to suburbs or other cities. It contrasts private profit with public funding, citing Los Angeles and San Francisco as alternatives.
Luella K. Nangle longtime Austin safety advocate and regional representative to a national safety conclave is hospitalized after slipping on stairs. Meanwhile Austin’s water supply upgrades progress as Minnesota Health warns on lake contamination risk and the city installs a new water main along Brownsdale Avenue, abandoning the lake crossing.
Victor Riesel surveys reactions to labor apathy and union participation noting widespread disengagement among 16 million union members. He laments the lack of turnout at meetings while criticizing the proletariat’s perceived indifference amid ongoing labor scandals.
The article advises young Christians to decide life work through prayer and informed judgment. Consider personal fitness, desires, and opportunities to serve the Lord, and seek God’s will. persistent calling to preaching may become clear if pursued in light of His word. It cautions against complacency and urges active engagement in striving for divine direction.
Birds fly 500 to 2000 miles over land and sea on body fat alone, not needing to eat during these non-stop migrations, according to the excerpt.
Elmer recalls his six month visit to a leading hair clinic. He signs up for treatments after being charmed by scientific tests and hopeful promises, only to discover a bald patchopen at the back of his head and a joke his wife makes about his hair. The piece ends with a tease of his next move to the doctor.
Across clues list common food related terms and phrases and their puzzle positions. Down clues accompany a filled crossword style grid though only the across set is shown here with varied food oriented entries. The compilation resembles an old time puzzle page found in daily newspapers.
Readable scraps list clues including Growin Ancient British Islander Fruit dr Tried Rajah's Laud Chairs. The page appears as a scattered fill in puzzle or crossword fragment with partial terms and no narrative.
A list of crossword hints appears with entries 41 nearly vertical 42 competent 43 smile broadly 44 tear 46 snicker 47 group of three 48 auction 50 household god.
Drummond argues love as the great thing in the world, focusing on spiritual love for God family and humanity. He praises beauty in nature and the sacred, creative nature of sexual love, comparing it to stars and electricity and noting life would be meaningless without it. George Matthew Adams quotes the passage.
A Brooklyn judge acquitted Joseph Sisto of disorderly conduct after ruling noise is legal in a police station. Magistrate Charles Solomon said only a civilian’s peace may be disturbed and noted police at Brooklyn headquarters can handle disturbances.
In Providence Rhode Island two Navy enlisted men Charles Harrington from Warwick and Norton Feinberg from Brockton Massachusetts stationed at Brown University Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps staff collected a dollar from each graduating officer as the tradition dictates. The two men earned fifty dollars from the saluting ceremony.
The Illinois Institute of Technology introduces a gambling robot, an electronic computer that has recorded 5,218 wins and 4,577 losses while matching pennies with a human opponent.
The poem contrasts easy vile speech with careful word choice. It argues that profanity is simple and no schooling is needed while refined language requires effort, self control, and awareness to avoid betraying the mind. It emphasizes discipline in speech over careless vulgarity.
The reflection stresses worship of God above all else, warning that substituting “strange gods” such as money power or self conceit leads to dissatisfaction and even hellish consequences. It urges loving God foremost in all actions and asks for divine glory in daily life.
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