Purity Lives by the Spirit of God Collected Quote
A short excerpt attributes life and direction to the Spirit of God, reflecting a devotional sentiment attributed to Colton.
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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1955
Page
4
A short excerpt attributes life and direction to the Spirit of God, reflecting a devotional sentiment attributed to Colton.
The piece reflects on July 4 1776 as the birth of a pervasive American ideal. It recalls the Declaration of Independence, the eight year war for freedom, and the rise of a free society that ended piracy and slavery influencing global history. It criticizes isolationist and power politics rhetoric.
The piece argues Civil Defense is underfunded compared with military prep and calls for decisive national leadership to improve survival chances amid H-bomb fall out. It urges action beyond fatalism, praising a recent practice raid and warning no one is safe in a bomb attack.
A Tuesday St. Paul Pioneer Press cartoon portrays inflation with a laborer shouting Whoopee, more pay, and a gangster labeled More inflation. The piece is captioned More Take-Part-Way-Home Pay, likening the scenario to a race where employees and employers alike seek higher pay.
Congress reviews a new plan to reform money bills and hold spending in reserve until July 1. Treasury Secretary Humphrey is credited with drafting the proposal to cut government costs by tying bills to anticipated revenues and enforcing cuts to align with income.
Wall ace Moir, president of the Mortgage Bankers of America, urges half acre lots to provide space for homes and children's play. He notes city additions shrink under pressure as 60 foot frontages yield three houses on two lots and smaller plots persist. The piece calls for restoring original plans and prompt investigation.
Dr Otto Nathan argues in a New York Times letter that the citizen’s right to travel cannot be restricted by the State Department. He contends passport discretion is unconstitutional in substantive matters and calls for Congress to define travel rights and lifting methods. He cites past protections and criticizes broad administrative control.
A brief potpourri notes a woman driver’s near miss at Main and Water at 11 25 am a blind pedestrian was nearly struck and his wife saved him. It includes assorted items on detergent pills car tires New York food show Boeing Stratofortress escape and trends in women drivers automation smoking cessation social security proposals and political commentary.
Chocolate makers discuss restoring weight to the five cent candy bar after a cocoa price surge last year. With cocoa costs fluctuating, firms fear a mismatch between a larger bar and rising cocoa prices and expect a bigger bar once the market stabilizes.
AUSTIN discusses legal actions after a natural gas explosion damaged a school wing and notes the rise of peacetime atomic plants. The insurance industry confronts nuclear risk, with authorities citing best data that a nuclear explosion in a plant is impossible and focusing on other dangers.
Peter Edson notes the UN ten year milestone and argues that practical aid through the Technical Assistance Administration will determine its value. He highlights Eisenhower’s request for 24 million dollars for the next year and a half, with the U S covering about half the TAA budget. Keenleyside defends expansion of UN aid and cites Point Four as catalyst.
The article outlines the U N T A A program known as Technical Cooperation, detailing Eisenhower’s request for 172 million dollars for 1953 54 with allocations for the Middle East Asia Latin America and other regions. It notes from Keenleyside that 80 nations have contributed, no Iron Curtain projects exist, and 1600 experts have served in over 100 countries with funding from recipient nations.
A word puzzle set of across clues about money terms and related items with hints like Japanese cash copper cash and Mexican cash. Includes wordplay on priced items and phrases such as it costs cash and Needed cash with several numbered entries and general clue groupings.
A compact solution set matching clues by number with precise terms. The list covers geography mythic figures and everyday items, from Martinique mountain to cash is the root of all evil and love god, along with standard crossword style entries.
Washington reporters and Civil Defense officials clashed over Operation Alert 1955 as miscommunication and lax planning delayed data from relocation centers. Deputy director John Underhill criticized policies and was dismissed, signaling public skepticism about the exercise's effectiveness.
Keenleyside states the program is not a giveaway and notes increasing requests for assistance. He cites a shortage of experts to lead missions and argues that with two thirds of humanity facing ignorance poverty hunger and disease the UN job has barely begun and room remains to expand the effort for years.
George Matthew Adams reflects on nature and divine provision in daily life. He cites J. G. Holland on self-reliance, wonders how birds and spiders sustain themselves, and suggests God guides life’s intricate processes before announcing tomorrow’s topic Doctors.
New welding techniques for steel swimming pools have greatly lowered construction costs, triggering a surge in private pool building and renovation.
Hollandale residents report three women at Naeve Hospital Albert Lea following surgeries on Monday and Tuesday. The Huston family travels in Missouri and to Armstrong and Kansas City for youth events and relatives, planning to return in about ten days. The Banksters head to Reeves Louisiana for two weeks, attending a wedding en route in Cicero Illinois.
The notice outlines home delivery and mail rates for Austin area readers. It covers Zone 1 delivery within 50 miles, outside 50 to 150 miles, and all other zones, with weekly and multi month pricing, all payable in advance.
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