Apathy noted at Fairmont school bond hearings
The Fairmont bond issue of 488000 to expand two grade schools drew only four attendees from an estimated 4000 voters while eight officials answered questions. Budd School had no attendees, Lincoln discussion drew four after a half hour wait. The piece cites growing citizen apathy and urges scrutiny of government spending.
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Fairmont
Fairmont Daily Sentinel
Budd School
Lincoln
Comerge Ae Sa
Austin
Legislature Passes Korea War Bonus Without Party Lines
The Minnesota Legislature approved the Korea War Bonus Bill with no opposition in both chambers. The Senate voted 63 to 0 and the House 129 to 0, with Governor Freeman and the public in accord that veterans deserve the bonus.
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Minnesota
Freeman
Senate
House
Rabbit Families Bigger Too
The report notes a rising rabbit population in the Austin area with more bunnies foraging in residential areas. Gardeners report lush greens and more desserts being eaten, while food supply challenges and potential winter damage loom if numbers continue to grow.
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Rabbit Kingdom
Austin Area
Br'er
Rabbit
Soviet apology to Prokofieff and other composers
The Central Committee apologized to leading Soviet composers including Shostakovich and Khachaturian for condemnations years ago. The piece argues political control of art harms creativity and culture and urges Soviet artists to enjoy the freedom of creation enjoyed abroad.
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Central Committee
Soviet Communist Party
Sergei Prokofieff
Shostakovich
Khachaturian
Stalin
Communist Party
NEW York Times
Swope as Model: A Reporter’s Inside View of Greatness
The author recalls Herbert Bayard Swope as one of journalism’s giants, noting his inside access, vast memory, and craft in turning reports into powerful stories. He contrasts Swope’s era of fearless presses with today’s hand-outs and propaganda, praising Swope’s leadership, brilliance, and influence.
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Herbert Bayard Swope
Swope
Herbert Swope
Upton Sinclair
Lincoln Steffens
Charles Edward Russell
Ida Tarbell
Tornado science and Austin sirens mark summer notes
AUSTIN notes weigh the future of tornado control and warn of siren tests. The Weather Bureau outlines ideas from cloud seeding to airborne discharge to drain tor nado energy, while model tornado chambers progress. The city sets monthly siren-test times as a precaution for real emergencies.
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F. W. Reichelderfer
Weather Bureau
Austin
Uncertain Shift Emerges in 1957 58 Economic Outlook
Sylvia Porter reports Washington insiders warn uncertainty growing about upturn prospects. Barometers show signs of improvement, wages rise, retail sales hold, production climbs, housing and construction rise, and mood improves though officials avoid declaring a turn.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Pleasure boating boom hits 1957 U S counts
In 1957 the United States saw more than seven million pleasure boats in use by sailing enthusiasts and over a million outboard motors in use, reflecting a surge in recreational boating activity.
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United States
Slap at Meany Factor in Adams Woes
Reporter Victor Riesel outlines the White House labor clash centered on Sherman Adams. AFL CIO leaders accuse Adams of withholding recession data and of influencing labor reform while sidelining labor chiefs after Meany was snubbed.
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Sherman Adams
White House
Afl-Cio
Eisenhower
Nixon
Labor
Adams
George Meany
United Nations
John Foster Dulles
Henry Cabot Lodge
James Mitchell
Europe
Meany
New Hampshire
National
Gen. Eisenhower
Harold Stassen
AFL
New York
Commodore
Wooing
Goldfine
The
Hall Syndicate, Inc
Fish Tale Crossword Clue Pool
Across clues list game fish canger American food fish followers By way of Rabbit Not as much Anger Range Feminine appellation Protective covering Legal point Wapiti Short barbs Sphere Mariner's direction Blackbird of cuckoo family Libyan seaport Goddess of the dawn Grand Banks fish Nahuatlan Indian Important metal Abstract being Written form of Mistress Papal cape There are 54 Australian ostrich Scottish dagger Essential Wager Greek portico DOWN clues: Piece of baked clay Shoshonear Indians Bird's hom Affirm Moral offense Emerald Isle New Guinea port Elasmobian Injury Martian comb form many varieties of fish in the Pewter coin Large fishes of the Atlantic 46 Surgical saws Adriatic wind River (Sp.) Notion Heavy blow
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Emerald Isle
New Guinea
Puzzle clue answer list from crossword style verso
Answer to Previous Puzzle ein Lis 11 Term of endearment 19 The ladies 41 Portion 42 Mountain (Fr.) 43 Musical 20 Pelagic fish instrument 22 Sea eagle 44 Operatic star 23 Cyprinoid fish Lily . 24 Presently 45 War god 25 Disencumbers of Greece 26 Tablescraps 46 Duration 27 Bristle 47 Entrance 28 Pollute 48 Fiddling 29 Domestic slave emperor 32 Hebrew scribe 49 Ancient people 40 Shoot the-51 Rebel (coll,)
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Greece
Is a Strait-Laced Christian Girl Too Picked For Love
A Christian girl asks if she can be too strait laced for any nice boy. The answer says God has a plan for her life and a destined partner. Trust divine guidance, seek Him first, and let God direct dating and life choices.
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Christ
Tunnel of Love To Begin Double Road Tour
Broadway hit Tunnel of Love will tour next fall on two routes a railroad route for big cities and a bus truck route to reach smaller communities. The Independent Booking Office handles the two Theatre Guild Company casts to maximize reach.
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Tunnel of Love
New York
Theatre Guild
Queen Mary Weathered December 1957 Atlantic Crossing
The Queen Mary endured fog wind and heavy seas slowing to 11 knots at times and arriving in New York 2 to 3 days late. The captain remained focused on safe navigation amid storms citing divine guidance and perseverance in life’s voyage. Released by Bell Syndicate, Inc.
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New York
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Cecil B DeMille Shows Definite Improvement, AP Says
Hollywood report states Cecil B DeMille, 77, is definitely improved after a circulatory disorder sent him to Cedars of Lebanon Hospital last week. Physician updates indicate he is recuperating.
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Hollywood (Ap
Cecil B DeMille
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Zone 1 Rate Applies to Military Subscriptions
Note Zone 1 rate will apply for subscription service going to service personnel in the United States and armed forces in all areas served through A P O and N P O.
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U.S
United States
A.P.O
N.P.O
Home Delivery Rates for Austin Newsdealers
The notice outlines per week carrier delivery, single copy sales, and 26 weeks or yearly street sales. It describes home delivery in Austin by mail zone 1 and delivery within the post office area radius, with payable terms for non-regular weekly subscribers.
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Austin
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