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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1952
Page
4
The general’s Abilene speech and early press comments tie him to Republican principles issued February 6, 1950 and attempt to distance him from Roosevelt and Truman administrations. He aims to reassure conservative GOP delegates in Chicago that he is a true Republican and to build a bond with the party.
In a wartime memory, Gen. Eisenhower reflects on his 1945 retreat from a hundred miles behind the Elbe after the Allied advance stalled by orders he took alone. The piece contrasts Ike with MacArthur and Marshall, notes Winant’s controversial role, and discusses the political implications for postwar borders and Western Europe.
The piece discusses the heated flu or idation issue as cities evaluate adding fluoride to drinking water. It urges caution, notes mixed expert views from dental and medical associations, chemists, and societies, and calls for a clear stance from the City Council and Dental Society on whether fluoride is beneficial or harmful.
The first atomic powered submarine will be launched in Groton Connecticut on Saturday with President Truman delivering the address. He is expected to discuss forward steps for atomic power and its potential impact on the economy and the nation.
Bruce Biossat outlines the national debate as General Eisenhower leaves the military to enter politics. Voters and Republican delegates gauge his effectiveness in a pivotal shift that tests public support for his leadership and the party's direction.
Chicago Tribune criticizes President Truman and Taft Hartley act while detailing 80 day process to settle steel industry labor disputes. Emery emphasizes three 60 day, 15 day, five day periods and secret ballots. Election outcome could end strike. attorney general may seek dismissal of injunction.
George Sokolsky criticizes foreign representatives in New York and Washington for not understanding Main Street America. He argues they rely on limited internationalist press, ignore U.S. public opinion, and overestimate the impact of halting aid to Europe and Asia despite past allies and wartime policies.
A 1952 King Features column critiques Western aid views, arguing Europeans misknow the value of American support. It labels discourse as colonial and warns of backlash if subsidies continue, urging introspection by European leaders and Park Avenue elites.
A miscellany notes a Junior Chamber of Commerce drive in Albert Lea promoting sport shirts for men as a liberty symbol. It also covers a 45 minute juror disruption over a telephony issue delaying a verdict, notable local walleyes records near Fairmont, a quip from Abe Lincoln, spelling quirks per National Geographic, and World Federalist skepticism about global unity. Pelicans nest near California's Salton Sea, needing cooling eggs.
Senator Robert A Taft discusses his presidential bid with New Jersey GOP delegates at the National Republican Club amid lingering feuds with Gov Alfred E Driscoll and Eisenhower favoritism. AP tally shows 31 Eisenhower 6 Taft 1 Stassen among 38 NJ votes. NY delegation 79 Eisenhower 7 Taft. Taft plans radio broadcast and events at the club and New Yorker Hotel.
A compact puzzle list blends horizontal and vertical clues. Names, terms, and wordplay span rope work lariat to town and language hints. The page mixes light quiz elements with cultural terms and several cross references.
P J Holand returned from Urbana to assist with University of Illinois wartime agriculture program. The first drunken driving under Minnesota gross misdemeanor statutes reached County Attorney Otto Bandler, as two intoxicated drivers asked directions to his home and were arrested. A sanitation inspection retest priced at 1051 dollars for 178 cattle herds in Mower County.
The Anglo-Egyptian Sudan lies nearly encircled by Egypt Libya French Equatorial Africa the Belgian Congo the British protected Uganda and Kenya with Ethiopia and Eritrea nearby.
An overflow crowd of about 600 attended the funeral of Rev. J. J. Ivie in Davisville Missouri. Ivie 57 died last Monday at his Cherryville home ending a life spent serving as pastor at the Assembly of God church nearby. His wife an ordained minister nearly collapsed during the service and was helped to the family car by two of their six children.
Daily schedules show departures and arrivals for Northwest Airlines Great Western Milwaukee Road and various bus routes. Timings cover Rochester Mason City Minneapolis Chicago Madison Austin Des Moines and nearby routes with multiple daily departures and specific arrival windows.
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