Austin Daily Herald profiles its mission and history
The Austin Daily Herald, established in 1891, marks 67 years as a daily newspaper serving Austin and surrounding communities. It emphasizes fairness, impartiality, support for agriculture, labor, and industry, and independence from demagogues or favored groups.
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The Father Image in American Leadership
A reflective analysis questions the hold of a “father image” for presidents from Roosevelt to Eisenhower and examines whether voters prefer trusted leaders over detailed policy views. It argues that many seek a stable, fatherlike guide in a complex world, while some critics warn this mindset weakens self-reliance and informed choice.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Eisenower
H S. Truman
White House
Washington
San Luis Project Faces Costly Power Line Debate
A Central California irrigation project could export irrigation water and generate power. Proponents push federal transmission lines costing 14 million dollars, while a private utility offers to deliver power on its system, saving about 10 million dollars and avoiding duplication. Congress debates amending authorization to use private lines or fund the federal build.
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San Luis
California
Congress
Quotation from Samuel and Waller Reflections
A biblical line from I Samuel 26 18 questions pursuit by a lord and a servant about guilt and purpose. Edmund Waller offers a parallel thought praising the bliss of innocence free from both anguish and fault.
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Samuel
Edmund Waller
Missile mail foretold as future postal speed gains
The Christian Science Monitor notes missile mail as a future speed boost for letters delivering across continents, contrasting it with traditional mail and aviation. It cites a 22 minute 100 mile test from a submarine to Jacksonville and emphasizes the postman’s ongoing, essential role.
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Postal Department
Atlantic
Jacksonville
Fila
Farley St
Summerfield Ave
Christian Science Monitor
Congress Faces Red Attack on U S Recon Plane
The 1959 incident in which Russian MIGs attacked an American Navy reconnaissance aircraft prompts a debate in Congress over naval preparedness and retaliation. Lawrance argues for firm action against Red China and North Korea while warning against provoking a wider war and stressing upholding international law. The piece critiques public opinion and links the event to Geneva Conference tensions.
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Congress
Navy
Far East
Krem
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Red China
North Korea
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Department of State
America
High Seas
United States
Geneva
New York Herald Tribune Inc
Austin area graduates face job scarcity and mixed pay reports
The column questions high school and college graduate job prospects in the Austin area, notes that reported high pay may be inflated, and suggests investigations. It also covers rail history, Shrine circus ticket sales, James Hoffa prominence, and economic tidbits on eggs, with local color and commentary.
Your Money's Worth Employees Become Owners
Sylvia Porter notes a nationwide surge in employee stock ownership via corporate purchase plans. About 1.34 million workers join in, with 27 percent of recent stockholders starting through these plans. Plans expand across major firms, offering payroll deductions and safeguards, boosting morale and thrift while risking future managerial influence.
Growing Unions Power Seen in Steel Case Clash
In sealed talks at the Roosevelt Hotel the steel industry told labor leaders that the core issue is labor's growing power and the right of industry to say no. Executives warned profits, prices and management are their business. a ramped conflict could trigger a protracted, piecemeal strike.
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New York
United Steelworkers of America
Biltmore
East 42Nd St
Steel Union
Arthur Goldberg
R. Conrad Cooper
U. S. Steel Corp
Goldberg
Cooper
U. S
Dave McDonald
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Word crossword style clues aggregated
Across and down clues list: Globe Trotting ACROSS Vegas Nevada 4 Grand 8 Product of Pennsylvania 12 Old French coin 13 the way 14 Italian river 15 Tavern 16 Residents of Western Hemisphere 18 More stern 20 Auctions 21 Donkey 22 Song for one 24 Night birds 26 Antitoxins 27 Males 30 Most won 32 Whole 34 Thoroughfare 35 Handsome 36 Romanian coin var 37 Fragrant plant 39 Pastries 40 of Capri 41 Footlike part 42 Blarney 45 Browned bread 49 Baffle 51 High note in Guido scale 52 Toward the sheltered side 53 Heraldic band 54 Edge 55 Nick 56 Oriental rulers 57 Plant juice
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Western Hemisphere
Honest confession or rationalization about sin in church life
A church member asks if a bad temper is a minor flaw. The response warns against justifying any sin, cites James 2 16 and Ephesians 4 31, urges repentance and divine cleansing to live above sin. Also a San Diego notice reports Mrs Margaret Messinger fighting dogs and $21 40 missing from her purse after the incident.
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Satan
San Diego
Margaret Messinger
Fighting Dogs
Call to help improve American schools with values
A call to action for all citizens to support public and private education by cooperating with teachers, contributing time and resources, and introducing values into classrooms. It urges anyone from housewives to scientists to participate, citing Proverbs 18 15 and a prayer for wisdom and perseverance.
Taughannock Falls Surpasses Niagara in Height
In New York state, Taughannock Falls stands about 50 feet higher than Niagara Falls, marking a surprising elevation difference between the two famed cascades.
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Taughannock Falls
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