Austin Daily Herald Promotes Fair Reporting Since 1891
The Austin Daily Herald, established November 9 1891 and member of the Associated Press, pledges fair impartial coverage for Austin and surrounding community. Editor J E Rasmussen and Business Manager Geraldine Rasmussen oversee operations to support agriculture labor and industry without favoritism.
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Austin Daily Herald
Austin
Minn
Associated Press
J. E. Rasmussen
Geraldine Rasmussen
the Herald
Minnesota Tax Debate Urges Modern System For Tomorrow
The Minnesota legislature faces a choice between sustaining a tax muddle or adopting a modern, progressive tax plan. Advocates call for broad relief from personal property taxes on business and farmers to spur growth and create jobs, arguing tomorrow's prosperity depends on today's tax structure. The piece notes partisan friction over withholding and school fund transfers, urging a united move to a fair, expanded tax system.
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Minnnesota
Minnesota
Freeman
Senate
General Revenue Fund
Khrushchev's Summit Bailout Push Faces Western Resolve
London June 8 Nikita Khrushchev signals an intended summit with Eisenhower while balking at a permanent Berlin solution. Western leaders, led by NATO General Lauris Norstad, insist on deterrence through strong heavy and shield forces and a plan to pause and weigh costs before escalation.
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London
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
West Berlin
NATO
Western
Europe
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Lauris Norstad
Presidential primary debate and local council notes
A column reviews the presidential preferential primary's shaky impact nation and notes Minnesota and Florida dropping or avoiding primaries. It covers Austin council session timing around July Fourth and budget issues, plus a 1909 Red Wing Georgian Eagle editorial on reapportionment and rural dominance concerns. It ends noting U.S. forest land ownership.
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Minnesota
Red Wing Republican Eagle
Steel Trust
Flow of gold now shifts across Manhattan in steady transfers
A 1958 to 1959 pattern shows gold leaving the United States not as a panic run but through staged transfers. Foreign nations move dollars into gold via the New York Fed and Assay Office, with gold ending up in the Fed’s cages downtown, signaling a gradual redistribution tied to changing world trade, not a dollar collapse.
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Iron Curtain
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Free World
Business Week
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Wise Up Willya Life's Too Short for Hate
In a Washington AP column a narrator criticizes the reader for constant scowling and rushing, urging a shift to joy and openness. The piece counsels strolling, smiling at strangers, and slowing life to observe the world without bitterness. The narrator notes self reflection from a typewriter and ends with a self aware moral.
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Willya
Journalist Poet Across 1 7 13 14 15 16 Puzzle
Across clues reference American journalist and poet James Taylor and a worded crossword style set. Down clues include historical figures and terms. the grid pairs hints with definitions for a themed crossword puzzle.
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James Taylor
Europe
Meaning of sin and rebirth in Christian life
The writer explains that scripture can disturb and instruct. Genuine rebirth means sin is not a lifestyle for Christians, though one may sin momentarily. non Christians make sinning their way of life, and must choose a true life in God. The test is whether your life reflects true faith or nominal Christianity.
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M. N
Paul
Man flings furniture from Sereno Hotel windows
A 25 year old Bruce Moran broke into the Sereno Hotel in St. Petersburg Monday and hurled furniture from rooms on six floors. Police captured him on the fifth floor. Loss estimated at several hundred dollars.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Sereno Hotel
Bruce Moran
Woman 72 Earns Degree Despite Long Commute
Jane E. Larson, 72, from Ogden Utah, earned a bachelor degree in political science at the University of Utah commencement. She traveled 66 miles daily to classes, calls going back to school her hobby to stay young, and plans summer study aiming for a graduate degree. She is mother of four and lives with her husband Gus, a retired railroad engineer.
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Salt Lake City
Jane E. Larson
University of Utah
Ogden
Utah
Firemen Repel Flames in Time
A riverfront disaster on the southern fringe of East St. Louis was averted Monday night as firemen from East St. Louis and four nearby communities repelled flames before reaching two liquefied gas tanks and four gasoline trucks. The fire started in a wrecking yard and was under control 22 hours later. The blaze reached the MacArthur Bridge, 80 feet above the yard, damaging its underpinning and prompting closure.
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East St. Louis
Lit
Wrecking Company
MacArthur Bridge
Bold Orion missile test flies from Cape Canaveral
At Cape Canaveral the Air Force conducted another test flight of the Bold Orion air to ground missile. A Baz jet bomber released the weapon over the Atlantic and the test aimed to prove a bomber launched missile beyond radar range to extend B47 and B-52 bomber reach.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Air Force
Cape
Atlantic
Milwaukee Couple Seeks Legal Name Change to Boros
A Milwaukee man and wife petitioned the court to adopt the surname Boros claiming difficulty with their family name Borzyskowski. They said their five children also could not pronounce the original name.
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Milwaukee
George W. Borzyskowski
Subscription Rates and Delivery Zones Names
Rates are listed for single copies and mail delivery zones. Zone 1 covers a 54 mile radius of Austin with monthly and multi month options. Zone 2 adds delivery beyond 50 to 150 miles with weekly and advance payment terms.
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Austin
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Eo Sea Neue
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