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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1952
Page
2
Milwaukees passenger service ends in Austin area
An 85 year era ends as Milwaukee Road removes morning and afternoon trains between Austin and Minneapolis the last of the month. Lansing blooming Prairie Bixby and Pratt lose the familiar yellow and red coaches built in 1867 while Owatonna north users keep Rocket trains on Rock Island. Austin retains three Milwaukee Madison S D LaCrosse Calmar trains and Great Western one daily run though service has declined. A new Twin Cities to Austin truck mail service will begin roughly on the former train's schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Milwaukee Road
Minneapolis
Lansing
Blooming Prairie
Bixby
Pratt
Owatonna
Rockets
Rock Island
Milwaukee
Madison
S. D
LaCrosse
Calmar
Great Western
Twin Cities
Government warns against gambling schemes and tax evasion
The piece argues the federal government finds persistent use of “easy money” gambling schemes should be avoided. It cites a Minneapolis man facing tax evasion charges and shows profits go to those who run the operation, not the players. It questions why people gamble big yet withhold charity giving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Minneapolis
Gamble Genuine Enterprises
Stevenson Blush for Democratic Party and Public Officials
Illinois Governor Adlai Stevenson asserts he blushes for the American people not the Democratic Party and says corruption stems from both officials and private citizens. He notes every fix hides a fixer and every lobbyist seeks influence, while officials have sworn oaths and public pay to uphold integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adlai Stevenson
Illinois
Democratic Party
Stevenson
France Free to Tackle Communists in 1952 Paris
The article notes improved posture in Western nations as France jails Communist leader Jacques Duclos and raids Red headquarters in Paris after General Ridgway's arrival. It argues France is stronger militarily and economically within the NATO context and ready to face Communist tactics with firmness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Ridgway
Paris
Jacques Duclos
Red
France
Moscow
Duclos
Chicago barrier to commerce, railroads face reform
Robert R. Young, CH Railway board chair, criticizes Chicago rail layout with many stations and slow trains. Proposes one suburban union station, a central reservation bureau, simplified bookkeeping, and a hybrid retractable gear truck for rail and road use. He argues for modernization over conservatism and cites coast to coast passenger service ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Cloud Times
Chicago
Europe
Robert R. Young
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Young
Union
Billboard Ban on New York Thruway Advertising
The New York State Thruway Authority will gain power to restrict billboards and ad devices along the 535 mile thruway. Written permission is required within 500 feet of the pavement. Exemptions may apply to areas based on use, population, density, or local conditions, with possible relaxations for small hotel and tourist signs near major cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Administration Clearing House
New York State
American Society of Planning
New York State Thruway Authority
Consequences of World War II POW Handling in Korea and Germany
George E. Sokolsky argues that postwar POW policy set by Allied authorities allowed transferring prisoners to the Soviet Union. He cites Proclamation No. 2 and the Berlin dated clause authorizing surrender of property and labor for UN directives, noting Russia used it to seize German scientists and force labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
Soviet
Russia
Allied Control Authority
Control Council
Berlin
B. L. Montgomery
Field-Marshall
L. Koeltz
V. D. Sokolovsky
Dwight D. Eisenhower
United Nations
Germany
Stalin
War Crimes Rules and Prisoner Dilemma
Commentator warns that postwar war crime definitions in the London accord of 1945 create binding precedents that trap individuals from obeying superiors. Citing Articles 7 and 8, the piece argues no officer can justify actions by following orders, with Korea at Panmunjom as a current test case. Copyright 1952 King Features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
London
Robert H. Jackson
Robert Falco
Jowitt C
I. T. Nikitchenko
A. N. Trainin
International Military Tribunal
Panmunjom
King Features
Flag Day ode and local street paving update
The piece opens with Edgar Guest inspired lines praising the flag and liberty, then shifts to civic notes. City Engineer George Brown says Greenwich street and South St. Paul street will likely reopen to traffic late next week, with broader paving finishes by mid July except Oakland avenue and Winona street under state highway work. A Bible themed week at Austin theaters and political pause at the Republican convention are mentioned, followed by baseball chatter about the Packers rising to fourth place improving community spirits. A dry cleaner voices concern over new synthetic fabrics complicating cleaning. A reflection compares 35 years ago to present in world powers Britain France Russia Japan and China, noting dramatic shifts in status. Finally PTA prize details for the June 17 fundraiser are clarified, with prizes limited to adult tickets bought in advance from specific sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Brown
Greenwich Street
South St. Paul Street
Lysne Brothers
South Main
Ash Street
Oakland Avenue
Winona Street
State Highway Department
Great Britain
France
Russia
Japan
Far East
China
PTA
Packers
Winona
Doc Camm
Marcusen Park
Stephenson Music Store
Early life of Nelson Kinsman of Austin Wisconsin
Biographical sketch of Nelson Kinsman, born 1854 in Fond du Lac county Wisconsin, son of an early Austin attorney. He moved with family to Austin in 1873, later returned to Wisconsin, then settled in Cumberland. His quiet, generous nature and public spirit are highlighted, including aid after the 1893 hailstorm, efforts to save the Water Street dam in 1903, and athletic hobbies such as bicycling and log birling. A yacht project in 1907 named Linnie is noted, reflecting his adventurous streak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Kinsman
Fond du Lac
Wisconsin
Austin
Cumberland
Mr. Kinsman
Joshua
Kinsman
Asutin
G. T. Mills
Mills
Mills Did Not. A Few Days After the Storm, Mr. Kinsman
Mackie
Miller Johnson
Water Street
The
Herald
A. N. Kinsman
Chicago
Detroit
Mich
Waterworks Park
Mr. K
Linnie
A N Kinsman Florists Marks 62 Years in Austin
Down Memory Lane highlights A N Kinsman Inc florists one of Austin's oldest family businesses. From a lean to in 1890 started by S H Harrison to major expansion after the 1908 flood, the firm rebuilt with help from local businessmen and repaid loans, driven by founder A N Kinsman’s perseverance and integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinsman
Austin
Connecticut Tour Puzzle Clues and Answers
A crossword style puzzle listing Across and Down clues for Connecticut themed words. Includes entries for state flower hardiness and common abbreviations, with several cryptic style hints and a final vertical clue about the university location.
Answer to Previous Puzzle components of the 13 colonies
A compact clue list resembling a crossword prompt with numbered items and abbreviations. Includes terms like 13 colonies, fruit, and various crossword style hints requiring short word fills.
Memorial note on A N and Calvin Kinsman voyage ends in tragedy
A narrative recalls the Linnie voyage to St Paul then Florida, with 1919 return attempt up the Atlantic to New York and the Hudson Erie canal Great Lakes route. An Oshkosh gas explosion in June injures both men, the boat not seen again, and the elder Kinsman later passes on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
A. N. Kinsman
Calvin Kinsman
Florida
Mississippi
Gulf of Mexico
Austin
Atlantic
New York
Hudson River
Erie Canal
Great Lakes
Muskie Found With Beer Can Lodged In Throat
In Bemidji Minnesota a large muskellunge was found dead on Lake Bemidji shore with a beer can stuck in its throat. Anglers believe the fish mistook the can for a lure. Finder Walt Ellis estimated the muskie weighed over 70 pounds, was 65 inches long, with jaws 9 inches wide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bemidji, Minn
Lake
Bemidji
Walt Ellis
Time Tables for Rail and Bus Lines in Rochester Area
A reader’s timetable list shows East Bound and Westbound departures from Rochester for airlines buses and rail lines including Great Western Milwaukee Road and Mason City routes. Notable times include East Bound 1 82 PM 1 05 PM 5 37 PM and 8 25 PM. Westbound 2 09 PM and 7 40 PM. rail departures early morning and evening with multiple lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wortevet? Airlines
East Bound
Rochester
West Cana
Madison
Mason City
Minneapolis
Austin-Des Moines
Kansas City
Austin-Albert Lea
Subscription Rates by Carrier for Austin Home Delivery
Rates listed for home delivery in Austin and surrounding zones. Includes single copy, monthly and yearly mail options, with different prices for post offices within 50 miles and over 150 miles from Austin. Payment in advance and per week/period options shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Move notices and sale points for Herald readers
When moving please call the Herald office 884 giving your change in address. The Herald is on sale at Austin Candy Co. 219 N Main St Austin Hotel Chatham and Bridge East Side Pharmacy Water and Railway Fox Hotel Main and Water Holtz Pharmacy Main and Water Lucy's Cafe 115 N Main St Lane's Pharmacy 400 N Main St People's Drug Store 203 N Main St Nemitz Cigar Store 415 N Main K O Wold U Drug Co Main and Bridge Sts Hamilton Cafe Dexter Reinartz Cafe Rose Creek Reed's Grocery Mapleview News Stand Office Henry's Cafe Across from Post Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald Office
THE
Herald
Austin Candy Co
N. Main St
Austin Hotel
Chatham and Bridge
East Side Pharmacy
Fox
Holtz Pharmacy
Lucy's Cafe
Lane’s Pharmacy
People's Drug Store
Nemitz Cigar Store
N. Main
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Henry Francis Lyte
Billboard
George E. Sokolsky
Tary
Edgar A. Guest
the Bible
David and Bathsheba
Federal Trade Commission
Hall
Ceder
Kineman
Harold Davison
Enterpriser
A. N. Kinsman, Inc. Florists
Northwest
S. H
Sam) Harrison
South Kenwood
O. W. Shaw
Connecticut
Apple Center
Ats
Capital of
Sardinia
Elols
Simezag Wugif
Isrtaels
Assam
Omaha
Car
LaCrosse and
U. S
APO
NPO
Circulation Dept
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