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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1957
Page
2
The quoted verse from Ecclesiastes 2 16 warns that both the wise and the fool perish and are forgotten. It emphasizes the transient nature of memory across generations and the ultimate futility of earthly distinction.
Bruce Biassot notes Lyndon Johnson argues Congress acted with 229 bills and four and a half daily averages before Easter recess, contrasting with few major measures. Critics doubt numbers. real test is progress on administration goals in foreign aid civil rights education and small business.
An investment firm study argues we are amid a powerful economic revolution driven by science in industry. It highlights atomic energy electronics automation and broad scientific use as the core shift opening new paths to higher living and a more dynamic business story.
New York health commissioner Dr. Herman E. Hilleboe approves amending the sanitary code to ban X ray and radiation devices by unlicensed operators. Only physicians dentists osteopaths podiatrists and licensed nurses or technicians under supervision may operate such equipment including spinographs and shoe fitting fluoroscopes.
George E. Sokols ky argues the U S Supreme Court oversteps in criminal and political cases. He contends misreadings and precedents harm the United States and mocks the court for alleged ideological bias and poor scholarship.
Mrs. W. K. Evans was elected president of the International Christian Women's Fellowship of the Disciples of Christ after the group concluded its annual Purdue University convention in Lafayette Indiana. Luther Bang was slated to become vice president of the Minnesota Bar Association in Duluth. North Central Airlines won the National Safety Council Award of Honor for a perfect 1956 safety record. Abe Abrahamson, former Herald wire editor, became a Northwest Orient pilot before joining North Central.
Elmer Wheeler wraps up the baldness yarn with final thoughts from the doc’s treatment. He muses on hair loss, nerve causes, and the idea that hair once on the head moves to the chest as a sign of virility and vigor.
The piece portrays Jim Cross as Bakers and Confectioners Union chief who allegedly diverted about 70,000 dollars in a single fiscal year, 40,000 in expenses and 30,000 in salary, amid broader critique of elite union leadership and proposed constitutional changes to set salaries. It notes other executives like William Maloney and Dave Beck, the San Francisco convention, and upcoming AFL-CIO ethics actions while blaming pervasive lavish spending in unions.
A mongoose in India battles venomous snakes and faces deadly effects if bitten. The creature shows resilience but is not immune to the snake venom, highlighting the danger in predator prey encounters.
Crossword clues list three or four word answers. The hints include roast as a clue for one entry and asks as for food for another. The puzzle also notes ability to stand and brag as separate definitions.
A crossword style clue list with numbers and hints covering presidents foods plants animals and letters across and down, compiling common word solutions and matching clues to form a grid of interrelated answers. The puzzle comprises 54 clues including multiple definitions and thematic references.
A heat wave boosts air conditioner sales in 1957 with room units projected to reach 1.6 million and central systems 225 000 to 250 000, while industry consolidation and price swings linger. Retailers report strong demand and productivity gains but installation labor remains tight amid high temperatures.
A board of officers investigates the death of Col William D McKinley 41 grandnephew of President McKinley found with a .45 caliber pistol nearby in his quarters of the 19th Regiment 24th Infantry Division. His wife Anne and their three daughters, plus his mother Mrs Margaret McKinley, are mentioned as survivors. The Army indicated the death may have been accidental.
The first protective tariff act in the United States was enacted in 1789, marking a landmark move to shield emerging industries from foreign competition and shape early economic policy.
The notice lists ZIP based delivery charges for routes within 50 to 150 miles of Austin and its outer zone over 190 miles. Rates shown include weekly and multi month terms with prepaid payment terms for mail service, referencing zones and distances.
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