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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1958
Page
4
The quote argues wars arise from lusts within members and laments that Christian nations would have no wars if they followed Christian principles. It links faith to conduct and Examines political-religious critique from Soame Jenyns.
A man donated four minutes on an Eastern radio to urge neighbors to sync lawn mowing. He objects to the constant hum of power mowers and proposes a weekly grand mowing bee so all would mow at once, ending the noise.
The Municipal Band opened its first concert of the year at Community Park bandshell drawing listeners in cars and bleachers. Attendance was modest with many not aware of the event while the program showcased local talent and weekly variety.
The log jam hindering a jet age air traffic system eases as plans advance and public outcry from mid air collisions grows. The CAA marks its plane fleet with luminous orange patterns to boost visibility, with several airlines expected to follow. While paint helps, it alone cannot solve crash risks, yet the news signals concrete safety steps.
Musicians urge appreciation from the public over direct subsidies and emphasize value through attendance at concerts and applause. They ask citizens to attend performances and show support with attentive listening and warm applause.
The city charter commission has organized with a strong roster of officers and a purposeful outlook. Observers expect productive meetings and constructive action, with the public awaiting reports and community support providing motivation.
A Chicago Daily News report notes fast plans for a moon flight with August to October targets. Some officials favor a direct hit while others warn a successful strike may offer little science and risk contaminating the moon, preferring robotic reconnaissance first.
George Sokolsky argues the Adams episode reflects a broader habit of political hospitality. He dismisses calls for zealot investigation, noting per diem limits and campaign-year motives while defending Adams as a disciplined, unpopular figure unfairly targeted for his power and blunt style.
Within 30 days Austin will vote not by ballot but by YEP job placements to decide if the Youth Employment Program continues. So far 373 youth applicants and 65 part time jobs exist, with jobs across many sectors like retail, office work, and domestic tasks.
Otto Baudler, tracing German family roots in city directories, learned Rev. T. R. Baudler of Eureka S D officiated at a funeral for auto crash victims. A family tree reaching back to 1390 showed they are distant cousins. Rev. Baudler and kin visited Austin this Thursday.
A University of Iowa theft story claims a student broke into an office to steal a zoology exam he was not enrolled in. He offered the exam for sale, failed to find buyers, and then looked up answers to produce a perfect score signing it Brett Maverick.
The Minnesota Historical Society founded in 1849 began with 133 charter members. Attending officials included Governor Alexander Ramsey as first president, Charles K. Smith, Aaron Goodrich, and Lorenzo A. Babcock. Military leaders at Fort Snelling, clergymen, and prominent business figures such as Sibley, Rice, Jackson, Robert, Borup, Oakes, and Goodhue joined the early ranks.
Crossword style hints list with clues for across and down entries including names places and common words. Contains hints such as Angeles California walked and operatic star along with other thematic terms and phrases.
The list provides solutions to a word puzzle. Car part could be VALVE or AXLE. Nomadic dwelling is TENT. Augments is ADDS or ENHANCES. Comfort is EASE. Warning signal is ALARM. Drink of the gods is AMRITA or NECTAR. Nips are SIPS or TICS.
In reply to concerns about U S educational shortfalls versus the Soviets the author argues against mere competition. He urges returning to American ideals and to the Bible which helped found early universities and shaped moral and intellectual training. The piece laments modern drift toward pragmatism and calls for renewed Biblical influence.
Washington AP report The House Commerce Committee approved a bill to require auto makers to display detailed price tags on cars. The measure already cleared the Senate and now heads to the House floor.
A short sermon-style piece urges careful speech and factual thinking to curb rumors. It cites Tertullian and biblical verses, emphasizes getting facts, avoiding half truths, and praising the good in others to prevent unfounded gossip.
Dr. Elliot H. Weinberg, associate professor of physics at University of Minnesota Duluth Branch, was named professor and chairman of the physics department at the North Dakota Agricultural College school of engineering in Fargo.
The piece recounts William Joseph Snelling’s 1830 Tales of the Northwest and notes Snelling’s Minnesota years and views on Indigenous peoples. It highlights George Northrup, a Minnesota figure who arrived in St Paul in 1853, walked 700 miles to Pembina, taught at a mission, joined Civil War cavalry, and was killed at 27 by Indians in 1864.
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