Austin Daily Herald profile and masthead note
The Austin Daily Herald, established 1991, issues daily except Sunday with H. E. Rasmussen as editor and publisher and Geraldine Rasmussen as business manager. The paper marks 67 years serving Austin and surrounding community with emphasis on agriculture, labor and industry while avoiding demagoguery and favoritism.
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Austin Daily Herald
Austin
Minn
Hi. E. Rasmussen
Geraldine Rasmussen
The
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Austin Utility Board backs new municipal building plan
The Austin Utility Board meets to back a study leading to a new municipal building to house growing city and utility offices. The current shared facility has grown tight with expanding services and future needs, making a separate city hall and utility building costly and impractical. Faith and prudent planning are cited as the first steps toward progress.
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Austin
Austin Utility Board
How About You Questioning Federal Aid for Education
The Baton Rouge Chamber of Commerce executive vice president warned against federal aid to public education. He argued that funding is extraction, control follows subsidies, and Supreme Court rulings show federal influence. He urged readers to consider the consequences.
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Baton Rouge, la
Chamber of Commerce
McDonald Says Inflation Is a Fictitious Monster
In a Wall Street Journal opinion, Mr. McDonald of the Steelworkers union argues inflation does not exist and that the steel negotiations are about who gets the money. The piece notes the public has lived through two decades of rising prices and warns of economic collapse if dollars expand unchecked.
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McDonald
Steelworkers Union
Wall Street Journal
World Optimism Grows Over U S Economic Recovery
European business circles praise America’s balanced budget drive and recovery. The London view notes rising investor interest in Europe, US tariffs viewed as liberal, and global markets showing buoyancy amid prewar optimism despite occasional political tensions.
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London
Europe
United States
America
Eisenhower
This Bird Proved to Be Real Buzzard
VINCENT FIELD Arizona Marine Capt Samuel Newton's Skyhawk jet collided with a buzzard at 11 000 feet causing canopy visibility loss. Lt Pat Kogan steered the blinded pilot to an emergency landing. ROXHAM England Dr Grantly Dick Read 69 dies after long advocacy of natural childbirth methods.
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Vincent Field
Ariz
Marine
Samuel Newton
Newton
Pat Kogan
Roxham
England
Grantly Dick Read
Austin Concrete Units plant tour and payroll bond push noted
Lions visited Concrete Units Inc on Highway 218 to inspect their north Austin plant. The firm, employing 18, is expanding from blocks and ready mix to pre stress concrete, aiming to grow payroll and business. The Treasury promotes payroll deduction to buy U.S. savings bonds, noting high non redemption rates and 8.5 million buyers.
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Austin
Austin Lions
Jerry Olstad
Concrete Units, Inc
Concrete Unites, Inc
Treasury Department
U.S
Treasury
Test of Inflation Control and the Classical Theory
The piece explains the classical anti inflation theory and its test in the US, detailing how budget balance, interest rate ceilings, taxes, and Federal Reserve actions aim to curb inflation by constraining credit and demand. It notes potential outcomes if the approach succeeds or fails and signals a crucial phase in the inflation battle.
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U.s
Congress
U. S
Federal Reserve System
Federal Preserve System
America
The
Hall Syndicate, Inc
Hoffa Seeks Oil Industry Control in Final McClellan Drama
Victor Riesel reports Hoffa and Harold Gibbons aim to weave oil refinery unions into the Teamsters network to control fuel from crude tanks to gas pumps. A June 16 hearing will show a power maneuver as Hoffa uses warehouse and refinery leverage to paralyze transport through coordinated strikes.
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McClellan Committee
Jim Hoffa
Hoffa
Subpena
Kennedy
McClellan
Congress
Fellows
Teamsters
Senate
Harold Gibbons
Gibbons
Humble Oi
Esso Labor Council
Rea
Esso
Teamster Petroleum
The
Hall Syndicate, Inc
Music in the Air Across and Down Puzzle Answers
A crossword style list of clues with across and down entries covering music terms instruments bodies rivers cities and general vocabulary including Perry, and various musical and descriptive words. The grid references span areas such as Louisiana and Ireland with religion and art terms.
Puzzle Answers Snapshot
Answers to clues include sharp point, toward the sheltered side, stripping, downs, underling, year between 12 and 20, saltpeter, best, hurry, droll, bellows, bucket, century plant, mineral, meme bomb, Mexican coin, impediment, headgear.
Crusades Spread Across Nations Urged by Preacher
The speaker notes Australia lacks a major crusade and calls for global outreach while affirming American work remains essential. He cites crowds ready to accept Christ in Australia and warns against neglecting spreading the Good News as Communism spreads and transportation shrinks the world.
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Jesus
America
Australia
New York
San Francisco
London
Paul
Dairy cow breeds dominate U S production
Ayrshire, Brown Swiss, Guernsey, Holstein and Jersey are the principal dairy cow breeds in the United States, forming the core of the nation’s milk industry.
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Guernsey
Holstein
Jersey
United States
She Was the Only Graduate at Cedar Springs School
Patricia Gitt was the sole graduate at Cedar Springs elementary in the mountain town northeast of Los Angeles. The one room schoolhouse, last in Los Angeles County, serves 15 pupils and she dressed in a dress unlike the usual mountain attire.
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Cedar Springs
Calif
Patricia Gitt
Patricia
Los Angeles
Los Angeles County
Bud Abbott Plans New Comedy Team
Bud Abbott announces plans to form a new comedy team with Eddie Foy Jr. to help ease his tax troubles. He says he and Foy can develop new material despite $500,000 in back income tax claims leaving him broke.
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Hollywood
Bud Abbott
Eddie Foy Jr
Abbott
Lou Costello
Eddie
Iowa apple crop below expectations but quality rises
Des Moines growers report a smaller than expected apple crop this year while stressing that fruit quality should be notably better, according to Glenn Raines secretary treasurer of the Iowa State Fruit Growers Assn. on Thursday.
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Des Moines
Lowa
Glenn Raines
Lowa State Fruit Growers Assn
Subscription Rates for Austin Newspaper Announced
The notice lists subscription prices by mail zones and delivery methods. Zone 1 covers within 50 miles of Austin with weekly and multi weekly rates. Zone 2 extends 50 to 150 miles with corresponding terms. All other zones exceed 150 miles with full yearly and weekly options.
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Austin
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