Holand Accuses Land Condemnation Handle of Favoritism
State Sen. P J Holand charges improper handling of land condemnation cases and accuses favored attorneys. Governor Freeman denies the claims and calls for full documentation and evidence. The piece urges public scrutiny of highway spending while noting the need for specifics and an eventual investigation.
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Minnesota Bar Association
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Old Fogeys' Right Guys Delivers Reader Protest
The Herald responds to readers objecting to a David Lawrence column headline. It defends patriotism and clarifies the piece was aimed at modern lethargy, not older, traditional patriotism. It praises enduring Americanism and the nation’s perseverance across history.
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the Herald
David Lawrence
Old Fogeys
Lawrence
Austin Achievement Corp Aims to Aid Physically Handicapped
The Austin Achievement Corp faces a tough path to rehabilitate and enable independent living for physically handicapped persons. Directors met with state rehabilitation leaders and reviewed similar programs to avoid past group missteps, using a solid foundation and prudent planning as their trump card.
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Austin Achievement Corp
AAC
Government sticks to watermelons and good packing
Opinion piece notes how government rules shift from encouraging crosswise stacking to penalizing lengthwise shipping. It argues safety and quality justify the policy, as the Interstate Commerce Commission raises penalties to 20 percent, while railroads face higher charges. The author deems these measures in the public interest.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
ST. Cloud Times
Federal Reserve Moves to Ease Credit and Spur Growth
Sylvia Porter reports that the Federal Reserve System signals a policy shift to stimulate the economy. The discount rate falls from 4% to 3%, making credit cheaper and more available, with officials deeming inflation threats manageable and unemployment remain high.
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Washington
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White House
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Hall Syndicate, Inc
Bounties and Brighter Forecasts in Blue Earth County
Historic Blue Earth County records reveal a 1865 bounty resolution offering 200 dollars per Sioux Indian killed, never claimed, later rescinded after seven years. Also featured are editorials on future shocks from technology and rising expectations and a note on slow license renewals for Austin city food handlers and cigarette merchants.
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Mankato
Blue Earth
Board of County Commission
India
Austin
Ray Hanson
Laborers Union President Moreschi Honored in DC Ceremony
In Washington a gala event marked the dedication of the eight story Joseph V. Moreschi headquarters building for the Hod Carriers and Common Laborers Union led by Joseph V. Moreschi. Critics note his 34 years as president and a $30,000 salary with expenses, while concerns rise about Local 404 in Brooklyn linked to a crime syndicate figure and an ongoing probe mentioned by national heads.
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Hod Carriers
Common Laborers Union
Joseph V. Moreschi
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Brooklyn
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Union Probe Sparks Chagrin as Labor Rights Rules Tighten
Critics claim landmark Landrum-Griffin findings unleash scrutiny on union leaders. FBI and Bureau of Labor Management Reports compliance division probe 611 active cases including 53 embezzlements 29 violence charges and 28 officer reporting violations across multiple unions. 85 fiduciary breaches noted as officials allegedly mishandled union funds. The 83 potential violations of the bill of rights are cited as rank and file protections come under pressure.
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James Mitchell
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Landrum- Griffin
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Bureau of Labor Management Reports
Communist Party
U S Should Oppose Communists by Breaking With Russia
Washington editorials warn that Communist gains in Cuba and elsewhere threaten U S prestige and Japan and Korea, urging a hard line including cutting diplomatic ties with Moscow and stricter anti Communist measures in Western nations to counter Soviet moves and protect a fortress America stance.
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U. S
Russia
United States
Moscow
Paving Job Shrugs City Streets In Dallas District
Engineering News notes a $4,600 paving contract for Moonglow Drive and Old Ox Road from Red Bird Lane to Blue Moon Drive. The item adds a lyrical tone to the city project amid education closing concerns.
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Moonglow Drive
Old Ox Road
Red Bird Lane
Blue Moon Drive
World Cities Answer Capaiwi 25 Revoke a Legacy
Puzzle-style item lists clues and answers across multiple entries including names of places and persons, with a focus on words matching specific letter counts and linguistic notes in a cryptic-style grid. The content reads as a word game snippet rather than a full news story or report.
Second Greatest Mountain Range: Andes Link to South America
The Andes Mountains rank as the world’s second largest mountain range behind the Himalayas. They extend along South America’s western coast, spanning multiple countries and shaping regional geography.
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Andes Mountains
Himalayas
Asia
South America
King Midas Dreamed Temple of Gold in Inca Peru
Encyclopedia Britannica recounts the Inca temple at Cuzco famed for walls of solid gold, a jewel disk reflecting sunlight, a garden of gold flora and fauna, and gold plumbing as described by Spanish conquistadors.
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Midas
Cuzco
Peru
Don’t Call It Quits With Your Mate
Advice column response urges caution and faith in God for a married woman distressed by suspected husband infidelity. The adviser notes midlife strain, warns against rash accusations, encourages open dialogue, and suggests seeking unity through faith rather than divorce, hoping for later happiness.
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Christ
Obscure Proverb Stirs Talk of Money Making Square
A cryptic line suggesting “many a square makes oblong money” circulates in local chatter, with readers puzzling whether it hints at clever investments or social satire. The phrase anchors a brief column on urban finance and slang.
Delivery Rates for Subscriptions and Post Office Orders
The notice lists subscription and delivery options with prices per week and periods for regular readers and post office mailings outside 50 miles. It includes prepaid terms for one year and shorter terms with varying rates.
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Austin
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