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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1957
Page
4
Rev Charles A Savage urges readers to approach the Lord's table with confident expectation of meeting Christ and receiving blessing as he reflects on communion. The piece cites I Corinthians ten sixteen to emphasize fellowship in the blood and body of Christ.
At the June 7 meeting the Council approved placing 10 warning signs around East Side Lake to deter swimming due to no lifeguards or safety facilities. The Park and Recreation Dept. and the Austin Boat Club plan traffic controls and a boat safety program, possibly limiting boats.
The article argues announcing lake hazards and posting signs before a drowning occurs, noting a hoped ban with penalties may be unenforceable. It compares it to an unenforced curfew and urges parents to heed warnings and follow signs to prevent deaths by drowning.
The Mower County Board seeks a new Civil Defense Director while city officials show interest in a county head. Past issues include city county coordination and a military style command chain. State director Schon notes smaller municipalities use paid directors, but legal authority stays with the County Board.
The widow of Wisconsin Senator Joe McCarthy will receive the same $292 monthly pension as his, plus a $22,500 lump sum, under a Senate amendment. The plan allows her to retain the benefits regardless of future employment or serving the remainder of his term.
George E. Sokalsky examines Robert B. Anderson’s background at Ventures Limited a vast Canadian holding company. The piece notes interlocking directorates with Geoil Limited and Frobisher Limited and suggests Canadian capital plays a growing role in U S markets while outlining unresolved questions on his policy positions.
The Nation warns oak trees valued at over 2 billion dollars face annihilation from oak wilt across 18 states, with no chemical cure. control requires cutting infected trees. Auto makers shift focus from speed to safety, ending stock car racing sponsorship and promoting reliability. June brides rise. 200,000 weddings in US that month. Peak mental activity ages 4 to 17. Albert Lea Tribune centennial issue praised. Freeborn County expenses jump from 4,347 in 1857 to 1,604,010.65 last year. Puppy and kitten births surge. 165 per minute and 40 million surplus dogs and cats nationwide amid 50 million annual rescue costs.
Elmer Wheeler shares his diary style notes on hair regrowth and personal care. He claims slower rearward hair loss and faster regrowth using light tonics and washing routines. He mentions nutrition lessons from Fat Boy's Book and tracking vitamins to avoid overeating.
Victor Riesel reports on lavish testimonial dinners for local and some national union leaders, noting gifts from 30,000 to 60,000 dollars in cash and luxuries, tax advantages under IRS code 2501, and widespread abuse across New York City and beyond.
In East Pakistan a strong young male elephant is valued between 800 and 1400 dollars. The price range reflects market demand for capable work and breeding stock in regional timber and transport sectors.
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The administration will maintain its hard money stance under the incoming Treasury leaders Robert B. Anderson and Robert H. Craft. Anderson, a cautious financier, is seen as Humphrey’s design for continuity, while Craft, a New York banker and former Investment Bankers Assn. president, is expected to preserve independence of the Federal Reserve. Debates on debt management and fiscal policy loom as the Under Secretary shapes securities issuance and rates amid federal restraint.
Mrs Helen Kreamer 62 died yesterday in Bloomsburg after contracting parrot fever the state medical officer said. Her husband Ralph remained in very weak condition at Bloomsburg Hospital where the couple had been ill for 11 days after obtaining a parakeet from a local department store. Doctors noted the usual symptoms but final diagnosis awaited blood serum analysis.
Police in Ponca City Oklahoma detected a burning odor in the station house and quickly investigated. They discovered a prisoner in the jail block rolling his own cigarettes from rolled up rags due to lacking tobacco.
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