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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1957
Page
4
A compact reflection on duty and resolve quoting Emerson and a Bible verse about endurance and glory. The lines juxtapose mortal dust with divine proximity, urging steadfast effort when faced with tribulation and duty's prompting.
Experts and statistics show youth crime rising, amid America’s social shifts. Mobility, the car, and television strain families, weakening social ties and discipline. Scientists often blame broken homes as the source of juvenile behavior while parents shoulder primary responsibility.
The piece argues that family well being suffers as economic and social forces push America toward urban life. It cites urban blight in major cities and views youth crime as a by product of mid-20th century life rather than solely parental failure.
The foreign aid bill cleared the Senate in a decisive victory for President Eisenhower and proceeds to the House for slight revisions before final passage likely within a week. Senators Johnson and Knowland expect future appropriation cuts to fund the program, while a bipartisan effort opposed further delays or cuts. The chamber rejected Sen. Case's bid to raise overseas farm sale funds from 200 to 250 million, with Fulbright noting a larger move of farm products could occur without harming the program.
Wisconsin resort owners are urged to shift emphasis from fishing to family friendly activities to attract the purchasing husband who signs the checks. The column notes that women make vacation decisions and want planned entertainment, social events, and meals, with fishing as a bonus for the man. Des Moines Register.
A witty saying contrasts publicity chairmen reporters and editors. It notes the chairman knows much about little and the reporter knows little about much while the editor begins with vast knowledge and ends with nothing through associations. Stanton Iowa Viking Indianapolis.
George E Sokolsky criticizes John Somerville for denying Communist aims while supporting a theory that the majority should rule. He cites Lenin and historical revolutions to argue that Soviet and Chinese actions disproved Somerville’s conclusions and questions what Somerville learned in Soviet Russia.
Merchants police chiefs and prosecuting attorneys from Minnesota will attend a Retail Federation conference in Minneapolis on Thursday. They will exchange ideas on shoplifting apprehension, view thief techniques, and analyze the new Minnesota shoplifting law.
The column ponders the fate of Jay Peters alias Stevens once a Soviet undercover liaison in the United States. It reflects on his possible retirement or new duties in Moscow and notes a reduced U S public fear of Communist influence after landmark court rulings.
The answer urges not abandoning a father over a past prison record. It stresses gratitude for reform, faith in forgiveness through God, and supporting the father with trust. It notes how forgiveness motivates righteous living and cautions against letting past deeds define present character.
In Chicago a Pennsylvania Railroad was cleared in a $150,000 damage suit after a state policeman admitted lying at a coroner's inquest. James Lindsay testified they had not been drinking, but under cross examination he admitted tavern visits.
The report notes one service station for every 298 automobiles, buses and trucks across the United States, indicating a broad gasoline and vehicle support network.
Elmer Wheeler narrates his comic battle with balding hair. He tests mustaches and camouflage, follows diet tips, and cites medical advice as he seeks a cure and better wellbeing. He notes the psychosomatic angle and the role of nutrition in hair health.
A fragmented OCR list centers on Story Teller Levenson noted as a nation’s humorist with references to New York insane legal points mortgages anger and artistic frailties. It weaves through terms like organ of hearing hospital section royal society of Dublin goddess of infatuation and a range of unrelated items.
Sylvia Porter reports a new wave of surveys showing executive wives rebelling against the corporate wife stereotype. Patton’sWashington forum found wives outraged by rigid “one big happy family” controls and a push for fairer company policies. Electrolux’s rigid wife inclusion policy illustrates the extremes, while critics urge balanced approaches.
Cleveland officials conclude the state has quit searching for Peter Kiernan Tony Annibali and Phillippi Capone who jumped bail and fled after being indicted for murder. Common Pleas Judge Daniel H Wasserman dismissed the indictments after nearly five decades.
The U S saw its first Ph D awarded in 1861 by Yale University marking a milestone in American doctoral education. The achievement highlighted Yale’s pioneering doctoral program and set a precedent for advanced research degrees in the United States.
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