Austin Daily Herald History and Mission Statement
The Austin Daily Herald proclaims 67 years of serving Austin and community as a fair impartial newspaper. It emphasizes support for agriculture labor and industry and pledges no demagoguery or favoritism to any group, firm or individual. The paper mails from Austin Minnesota and is a member of the Associated Press.
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Austin Daily Herald
Rasmussen
Geraldine Rasmussen
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Herald
Austin
Knowledge overload in a crowded world of specialization
The piece argues that rapid growth in science and medicine makes it impossible for individuals to track all advances. It urges broader guidelines to navigate the maze and proposes dedicated specialists to assemble and coordinate new knowledge for general use.
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America
Quotation for Today Highlights Divine Counsel and Work
The text reflects on God’s omnipresence and judgment, citing Jeremiah 23:19 about divine observation and reward. It also invokes Coleridge’s view of God as Father and mankind as one global family, framing the world as our home.
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God
Samuel Coleridge
Hoffa Headlines and Power Ambitions Across Labor and Nation
The piece notes James Hoffa's vocal influence on George Meany and the AFL CI O and broad national debates. It compares his perceived reach to wartime political leverage and questions why he seeks to dictate policy if his power is as vast as claimed.
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James Hoffa
Teamsters Union
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Flying grandfather Max Conrad sets 7638 mile Africa to California record
Max Conrad of Winona Minnesota known as the flying grandfather returns to headlines with a record non stop 7638 mile flight from Africa to California in 56 hours 38 minutes flying a single engine light plane. Conrad has flown the Atlantic many times delivering light planes overseas for a fee.
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Max Conrad
Winona
Minn
Africa
California
Conrad
Atlantic
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindbergh
New York
Paris
Mankato
Babson Advises Peace Talks Could Bring Sudden Attack
Babson warns during peace talks that foreign enemies might strike US cities in a surprise missile attack within 24 hours. He urges families to relocate to smaller, developing towns away from the ten major cities and to choose college towns near lakes or rivers with good drainage and affordable land. He also stresses visiting subdivisions and considering walkable access to hotels and restaurants.
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Pearl Harbor
Austin motorists blamed as state reports rise in accidents
The state accident report for the first quarter puts Austin second among similarly sized communities. The column notes Rochester fared worse, while Mayor Baldy Hansen highlights stricter local recording of mishaps. The piece also covers gremlin headlines, chipmunk warnings, Hormel Institute plans, and a UCT matter involving Ted Kolb.
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Austin
Rochester
Baldy Hansen
Where Does Hoffa Go From Here
A national question looms as a federal court moves to disqualify and remove James Hoffa from the Teamsters presidency. Monitors appointed by the court prepare charges while Hoffa faces a possible trial by the Teamsters high council.
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Jim Hoffa
Brotherhood
the Teamsters
Hoffa
High Council
Teamsters Union
Conlin
F. Dickinson Letts
Letts
Brother Hoffa
Teamster Council
Judge Letts
Bantam Union
McClellan Committee
Your Money's Worth Profile of the Woman Investor
A survey describes the modern woman stockholder as about 6.347 million individuals with 4 million housewives, tracing her rise in America. She tends to be conservative yet can gamble on hot tips, prefers male brokers, buys stocks tied to familiar products, and treats the market as both hobby and business. Her activity rises in middle income groups, and she is eager to learn and engage with financial forums and stock lore.
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New York Exchange
America
Wail Sr
Child of Unmarried Parents Seeks Comfort and Faith
A teenage reader expresses grief over learning of being born to unmarried parents. The reply urges that the past is forgiven in Christianity and stresses reliance on Christ, a fresh start, and not bearing the stigma. It counsels privacy and emphasizes spiritual renewal.
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Christ
God
Father
Kansas City U.S. Attorney Maurice Milligan Dies at 74
Maurice M. Milligan, age 74, who served as U.S. attorney in Kansas City from 1934 to 1945, died on Tuesday in Kansas City.
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Kansas City, Mo
Maurice M. Milligan
U.S
Kansas City
Across the Market A Cabbage and Other Clues
A Word Puzzle Across and Down with clues for produce and common terms. Entries include cabbage green corn and farm terms, with Scottish and Iroquoian references and classic crossword style hints.
Answer to Previous Puzzle 11 Word List
Provide the solutions for 19 African live 21 Greek letter 24 Enthralled 25 Pen name of Charles Lam 26 Shift 27 Condemn 29 Oriental to 30 Press 31 Lampreys 34 Beginners 37 Withdraws 39 Assam silkworm 42 Bud's sibling 44 Sampled 46 Form 48 Cosmic order 49 Sour 50 Remove 52 Musical quality 53 Ireland 54 Interpret 57 Operated
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Charles Lam
Assam
Ireland
Don Allen Dies Wealthy GM Dealer at 57
New York AP reports Don Allen a 57 year old automobile dealer who owned GM franchises in 13 cities died Tuesday leaving a substantial automotive empire and a large estate.
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New York
Don Allen
General Motors
Lincoln begins long journey to New Orleans in 1831
In March 1831 at age 22 Abraham Lincoln set out with a boatload of produce to New Orleans. His cleverness saved the craft and cargo when the boat snagged on a dam near New Salem Illinois. The grateful owner hired him as a clerk in a store he opened at New Salem.
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Abraham Lincoln
New Orleans
Lincoln
New Salem
Navy air crewman recalls loss of rating after MIG attack
Donald E. Corder, 26, from Jacksonville Illinois and Farmer City Illinois, said he was injured when Communist MIGs attacked a U S Navy patrol plane over Yokosuka Japan. He was the only one hurt among 14 crew members and had just been promoted the day before.
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Yokosuka
Japan
Donald E. Corder
US. Navy
Corder
Jacksonville
Farmer City
Ill
Leopards Extinct in Europe Save for Caucasus Holdouts
A historic decline leaves leopards extinct across Europe with the species persisting only in the Caucasus region. Conservationists note the surviving populations face ongoing threats and require protection measures.
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Europe
Caucasus
Italian poet Vincenzo Cardarelli dies in Rome clinic
Vincenzo Cardarelli, 72, noted Italian poet and journalist, died Monday in a Rome clinic after more than a month as a patient.
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Rome
Vincenzo Cardarelli
Home delivery rates listed for Austin readers
Advertisement notes single copy availability at newsdealers and street safes with home delivery in Austin. Details include weekly carrier options, 26 week and annual subscriptions, and prices for regular subscribers.
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Austin
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