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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1952
Page
4
A lighthearted verse echoes through a column of snippets about veterans town behavior, church nurseries, a mystery plane search near Austin, and a note on summer solstice. Other items mention Meats in Britain, cattle breeders, and political notes about Averell Harriman. The mix preserves period voice and local tone with brief, varied snapshots.
Washington battles over postmasters who run under Senate and presidential control. President Truman proposed placing all postmasters under civil service, removing both President and Senate from appointments, with the postmaster general picking first through third class posts. Senate opposition argued the move undermines democratic process and senator power, while supporters claimed a major civil service advance.
The piece weighs Democratic chances after the Republican gathering, noting the president's recent popular moves may shape the convention. It mentions Stevenson and Truman as possible steel lines and warns readers to choose wisely as public choice nears. It also contrasts two “slickers” and mentions male dummies during roller coaster test rides.
Fairmont Sentinel suggests the city council adopt a monthly "Squawk Night" to hear citizens and groups. With busy aldermen and frequent late sessions, a designated night could collect complaints and petitions for discussion, with decisions announced at the next regular meeting. Now a critic may say why it won’t work.
The piece argues Truman and the steel union created a manufactured emergency using a loaded board to favor the union, likening it to a fascist move. It recalls the Montgomery Ward seizure, cites Avery and Raskin, and warns unions could trigger government seizure via labor disputes, aiming toward fascism or communism.
Police urge vigilance as firecrackers torpedoes sparklers and sky rockets violate state law. Citizens should avoid buying importing or using these pyrotechnics to prevent serious burns and injuries this season. Authorities emphasize prevention and public warnings to protect children from illegal explosive devices.
The U S Supreme Court ruled the president had no statutory or constitutional authority to seize steel mills. It held Congress alone can legislate during both good and bad times and rejected the notion of inherent executive power. The decision limits presidential authority and denies unchecked executive action.
A Minnesota Poll survey shows rising support for President Truman in Minnesota over the past two weeks. Thirty five percent of Minnesota adults say they feel more friendly to Truman since he announced he would not seek re election this year. The poll analyzed ballots to gauge sentiment and indicates growing backing for Truman.
In the Des Moines Register discussion, the Army’s rule shift lets generals retain active status without duties while stepping into politics. It questions Ike Eisenhower's retirement timing for presidential bid, arguing he should have dissociated from the military. The piece notes the Army’s new interpretation limits active duty political involvement except for generals with no assigned duties.
The piece notes Douglas MacArthur as the Republicans keynoter seen as the convention high note while Democrats tab Gov Paul A Dever as their opening speaker. It discusses the oratory legacy of MacArthur and other famed speakers, and weighs political neutrality and Hatch Act concerns.
Today’s talk urges facing fears rather than fearing them. It highlights protective versus destructive fear, the value of bravery, and finishing strong. It cites Wellington and quotes George Matthew Adams on courage and facing danger.
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Fair officials faced a ruling after Joseph Eastman the federal defense transportation director asked to delay all state and county fairs in 1942 due to wartime needs. The note also mentions a Nature survey on East Side Lake fish spawning value and a Baptist Church ordination for Harlan Rahilly.
A dense list of departure and arrival times for Northwest Airlines routes and multiple rail lines including St Paul Minneapolis Milwaukee and Chicago segments. Buses and limousines show daily schedules with morning and evening departures from Rochester Minneapolis Mason City and other stops.
Subscription rates by carrier in Austin list prices for mail delivery within and beyond the city. One month within 50 miles costs in advance, with three and six month options. one year options also shown. Rates vary by mail zones and distance from Austin, with payments required in advance.
The Herald lists multiple Austin locations where the paper is sold. Stores include Austin Candy Co, 219 N Main, Fox Hotel at Main and Water, Holts Pharmacy, Lucy's Cafe, Lane’s Pharmacy near Main St, Peoples Drug Store, K O Wold Drug Co at Main and Bridge Sts, Dexter Ton Cafe, Reinartz Cafe, Rose Creek area, Mapleview Newa Stand, and Henry's Cafe Across from Post Office.
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