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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1955
Page
4
A reflective line from Bacon noting that humble minds see nature’s secrets as God’s, part of divine glory not to be pressed by mortal boldness. It emphasizes restraint in probing nature beyond sacred boundaries.
A long critique argues that Left wing calls for collectivism lead to dictatorship and loss of individual freedom. It warns that economic planning marginalizes dissent, notes the rise of totalitarian thought, and condemns clergy who support socialism. The piece favors individual effort and open debate over centralized planning.
The author argues against claims that Christians must be socialist and asserts that Jesus supported private property, individual inequality, and rewards for hard work. He contends Left-wing clergy misinterpret scripture and that government control conflicts with Jesus’ example and dignity of the individual.
A Mount Pleasant farmer, 22, lost an eye when tin from a blown apart firecracker struck him. Fireworks remain illegal in most states and violations will cause occasional bangs until July 4. Officials warn many will be maimed unless greater caution is observed.
Dr Nathan E Cohen of Columbia university warns that avoiding adventurous ideas and overprotecting youth from controversy weakens democracy. He argues secrecy and conformity toward teachers and youth leaders risk producing a generation vulnerable to fascism and hinder progress across fields.
In a Chattanooga bulletin the Presbyterian Northern and Southern branches and Methodists oppose forced intermingling of whites and colored in churches arguing the Supreme Court cannot interpret Christianity and that church unity should not be compromised by school or church integration.
George E. Sokolski analyzes the shift from gold to a convertible currency system, noting Britain’s move toward convertibility and European opposition. He discusses mass production limits, home markets, and the United States and Soviet Union as models of broad economic bases, urging Western unity and a large European economic unit to stabilize currency and prices.
Congress passed a bill authorizing 75 million dollars for the Latin American Highway with half as much from participating nations. The money aims to complete the road to Panama Canal, with the first 25 million due in an upcoming appropriation bill likely to be approved soon.
George Matthew Adams praises Connie Mack and the impact of baseball on youth. He recalls a Giants and Cubs game where a late home run turned the tide and stresses discipline training character and love of the sport. He urges visits to Cooperstown Hall of Fame and celebrates baseball’s joy health and spirit.
The review lauds The Alice B Toklas Cook Book by Alice B Toklas with illustrations by Sir Francis Rose. It highlights recipes ranging from French to American and notes guest contributions from notable figures including Gertrude Stein, Ernest Hemingway, and others. It frames the book as a dinner party in print with VIP appeal.
A wary male dressed in Bermuda shorts may gain a tip by copying teenagers who wear shirts hanging outside their shorts, creating the illusion he walked out in a night shirt.
The piece commends the mayor for proposing police training in emergency roles and notes ongoing council activity. It mentions plans to expand the city fire zone, a new milk promotion at a June ball game, and a nationwide charge card plan for touring motel stays as residents anticipate summer travel and local events.
The piece notes weather's steady pattern of rain after dryness and air conditioned days amid a sly taunt about Communists, praising climate consistency and a remarkable performance in a brisk, opinionated style.
Increasing numbers of European smokers seek hypnotism to quit, drawn by claims of a three dollar treatment that implants a dislike for nicotine. Critics warn quitting may lead to other vices, and tobacco retailers doubt medical readiness of such pseudo treatments. A prominent English hypnotist claims mass cures, while authorities and tobacconists express concern over medical standards and possible scandals.
A word puzzle page lists clues and answers for a dog themed crossword. Entries cover terms from dog breeds to lenses and tools, with many cross references and themed phrases. The grid includes across and down clues with numerically labeled positions and themed wordplay.
The City Council set a basic real estate tax rate of 3.85 dollars per 100 of assessed valuation for 1955 56, the highest in the city’s history. The rate is 17 cents higher than the current year and passed 24 to 1.
Twenty nine countries in the League of Red Cross Societies have contributed emergency relief valued at 200000 dollars for the 60000 people left homeless by the Greek earthquakes in late April.
The notice outlines subscription pricing by delivery type and zones around Austin. It lists weekly and multi month rates for carrier, mail zone within 86 mile radius, mail zone 86 to 150 miles, and mail all other zones over 150 miles, with advance payment required. The final line shows a typographical total of 9.08 dollars for two copies.
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