Austin Daily Herald Profile and Philosophy Statement
The Austin Daily Herald outlines its long history since 1891 and its mission to serve Austin and the surrounding community with fair impartial coverage. It emphasizes commitment to agriculture labor and industry while rejecting demagogues and favoritism toward any group or individual.
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Hormel Institute Building to Begin Work in Austin
Austin area welcomes start of construction on the Hormel Institute Building a $500000 project. H H Corey chair of the Hormel Foundation announces the new facility will expand scientific research attracting national and international attention and benefiting the Institute staff led by Walter O Lundberg.
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Hormel Institute
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Hormel Foundation
Walter O. Lundberg
The Plane Truth in Airport Interviews
Public figures often give generic comments at airports with little substantive policy content. The piece argues such interviews usually yield vague statements and warns that meaningful quotes may vanish if reporters stop asking questions.
Plastic film danger to children sparks safety drive
Public health warnings urge parents to remove thin plastic bags from reach of youngsters after reports of about 40 accidental deaths. The plastic industry cooperates with the National Safety Council to educate on proper use and to destroy bags after use.
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National Safety Council
Trading Stamp Craze Expands As Churches Offer Rewards
The Alice Baptist Church announced two trading stamps for Sunday School, boosting attendance. Nationally, supermarkets offer Broadway tickets for stamp books, with examples costing four to five books for My Fair Lady and Make and Million. The trend grows despite legal restrictions in multiple states.
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Soviet Academy of Sciences Under Communist Control
A Hoover Institute study by Alexander S. Vucinich analyzes how the Soviet Academy of Sciences operates under party influence. It argues the academy is a tool of the Communist party with researchers often serving ideological aims while real power lies with outside party networks and top officials.
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Soviet Academy of Sciences
Communist Party
United States
Hoover Institute
Stanford University
Alexander S. Vucinich
San Jose State
Soviet Academy
Vucinich
Soviet Union
Pot Pourri and Community Notes From Austin Newsroom
Lighthearted column recounts Dave Neiswanger’s TV bond rally moment and a boy’s reaction, recollections of Blair Hainer and local teachers, old bridge groups, and a humorous fund-raiser at the Hormel plant supporting UPWA Vice President Frank Schultz.
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Hormel
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Americans' loan payments hold firm in 1958 recession
The Chicago Federal Reserve study of 1957 58 shows consumer loan losses at under two tenths of one percent for the period with many banks recording no losses. Chase Manhattan Bank reports losses under one quarter of one percent as borrowers sustain credit.
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Michigan
Indiana
Illinois
Wisconsin
Iowa
Midwest
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Federal Reserve
Chase Manhattan Bank
New York City
Chase Bank
America
House May Pass Anti-Rackets Bill Even With Teeth
Victor Riesel reports that insiders expect a new labor racket cracking bill this summer costing about 100 million dollars annually and staffing of 500 agents to police rackets inside unions. The plan envisions federal enforcement under the labor secretary with regional offices, but the exact government powers remain uncertain. Rayburn questioned if labor will supply a specific bill and warned that any measure may be altered on the floor, potentially balancing tougher provisions against union concessions. The piece notes a Democratic Congress and discusses strategies to keep amendments from altering the bill.
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U. S. Secretary of Labor
Washington
Walter Philip Reuther
George MacGregor Harrison
Railway Clerks Union
Samuel Taliaferro Rayburn
Sam
Bonham, Tex
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Reuther
Rayburn
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Presidential Wife Across and Down Clues
A crossword style clue list listing across and down items for a puzzle with references to presidents wives and various dictionary entries. Includes many geographic and linguistic terms such as Angeles California compass terms and roman poets.
Social service and faith meet everyday acts of mercy
A Church column urges voluntary social work across issues from child welfare to aiding the disabled and elderly. It cites daily mercy works and links to 1 Timothy 1 5 while addressing a reader question about the Bible and the atom bomb. In Des Moines the Iowa Highway Patrol issued 158 tickets for illegal passing in a single shift.
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Christ
Des Moines
Iowa Highway Patrol
Novelist Chamales Fined and Placed on Probation
Thomas T. Chamales, writer, was fined 500 dollars and given two years probation on a battery charge stemming from March disputes with his wife Helen O Connell, a singer.
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Los Angeles
Thomas T. Chamales
Helen O'Connell
Delivery in post office outside 150 miles
Payable in advance per week for three months six months or one year.
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