Austin Daily Herald: 67 Years Serving Austin
The Austin Daily Herald, established November 1891, issues daily except Sunday. It is a 2nd class newspaper under the 1879 act with Associated Press membership, editors H. E. Rasmussen and Geraldine Rasmussen, promoting agriculture, labor and industry without favoritism.
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Austin Daily Herald
Austin
Minn
Associated Press
H. E. Rasmussen
Geraldine Rasmussen
Herald
Political Currents and party strategies in midcentury America
The piece analyzes how parties gain lasting identities beyond brief wins, with Republicans seeking a return to true Republicanism and Democrats needing broad shifts in public mood. It argues enduring success rests on aligning with national needs and electable candidates, not ideological purity, and cites historical patterns and cautionary notes.
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White House
Congress
Eisenhower
Gold Outflow and Trade Deficit Highlight Economic Warning
The piece notes a 2.3 billion dollar drop in gold reserves and a 180 million outflow abroad over two weeks driven by a widening trade deficit. It warns inflation could spur further gold exodus and urges stronger export growth while preserving currency stability. It references political upheaval in Little Rock and contrasts moderation with segregationist forces.
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NEW Ulm Journal
High Paying Jobs for Ex Generals Under Scrutiny
James Marlow reports that a House Armed Services subcommittee led by Rep Hebert will hold hearings on former generals and admirals taking lucrative positions with firms selling to the government. Questions focus on executive merit versus influence peddling and potential bias in defense procurement.
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House
Armed Services
F. Edward Hebert
D-La
Pentagon
Hebert
City Faces Ongoing Street Hole Problem At Council
City Aldermen and Engineer cited heavy rain and lack of sub-base as causes for persistent potholes. Officials pushed for rebuilding streets rather than exclusive maintenance to achieve lasting improvements and reduce future costs.
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Johnson
Roger Nelson
Ernest Diederich
Diederich
City Planning Committee
Private talks in New York may shape steel fate this year
Two powerful figures, David McDonald of the Steelworkers Union and Conrad Cooper representing the steel industry, are expected to hold quiet lunch meetings in New York to decide whether the nation faces war or peace in the steel crisis. The sessions, traditionally held around mid June, are kept highly confidential.
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New York
Hampshire House
David McDonald
Steelworkers Union
Conrad Cooper
Jack Stephens
Dave McDonald
Washington
Installment debt surge signals shift in American spending
The piece argues that nonessential luxury purchasing with borrowed money shows a new prosperity era. It notes $432 million more in April installment debt, near $34.5 billion total, and that cars account for $220 million of the rise. It highlights banks financing boats and a growing middle class expanding spending beyond necessities.
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America
Across 1 Tennis stroke and related terms puzzle
A compact sports puzzle entry listing clues for an Across and Down word game. Includes multiple numbered hints such as 1 Tennis stroke 4, 8 Ancient Syria, 12 Constellation, 22 Formerly, 39 Spangled, and 57 bathing, with several entries spanning anatomy, geography, and language.
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Syria
Illinois
Answer to Previous Puzzle 29 Essent
Being 31 Finest 33 Thrush 38 Bed canopy 40 Arm joint 41 Speed 42 Irish playwright 43 Far prefix 44 Vipers 46 Mounds used by golfers 7 Unbleached 48 College official 50 Man s nickname
Advice for a restless husband and fragile home stability
The answer suggests the husband may be immature or blocked in development and that overbearing home dynamics can affect work behavior. It urges self reflection, stresses the role of a loving wife, and emphasizes spiritual renewal through Christ as a path to better disposition and harmony with others.
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de Pauw University
God
Actress Lynn Baggett Overdose Left in Beverly Hills
Hollywood police broke down a locked door at Lynn Baggett's Beverly Hills home after she overdosed on sleeping tablets Sunday. The 36 year old ex wife of Sol Spiegel called for help, was found in bed, and rushed to the hospital where her condition was listed as serious.
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Hollywood
Lynn Baggett
Sol Spiegel
Beverly Hills
Learning the right thing matters more than doing nothing
A school scene shows a pupil resisting homework with a teacher stressing that learning, whether wanted or not, happens daily. The piece urges personal progress, constructive action, and alignment with divine love to avert aiding evil, invoking Luke 11 23 and seeking Holy Spirit guidance.
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Christ
Hays Father Dies in Russellville Arkansas
Steel Hays aged 87 father of former Arkansas representative Brooks Hays died Saturday in Russellville He was recognized as one of northwest Arkansas leading attorneys and a prominent figure in the region.
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Russellville, Ark
Steel Hays
Arkansas
Brooks Hays
Northwest Arkansas
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