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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1951
Page
2
The passage speaks of a creed in which humanity aspires beyond earthly limits to a timeless realm. It images a rainbow living on, stars spread like islands, and passing beings lingering in memory beyond mortal existence.
The piece analyzes French election results showing the De Gaullists as the largest party and the Communists receiving the largest vote, with a six way National Assembly possible through mid bloc coalitions. It warns fear remains a destabilizing factor in France, Italy, and Europe, urging Western resolve and propaganda countermeasures to bolster Free Europe.
The text hints at maintaining balance of power and observing Moscow's approach to fear and control. It implies caution about Soviet strategy and the potential shifts in international dynamics.
The article highlights Congressmen facing a flood of wartime mail and communications. It notes August Andresen of Minnesota's first district as an example who aims to answer letters the day they arrive, adjusting as needed for information requests while maintaining his courteous demeanor.
The United Nations faces a flood of interpretations of Russia’s cease fire plan as North Korea seeks complete reunification and South Korea demands more than restoring the 38th parallel. The piece notes skepticism about Soviet peace moves and reflects cautious American hopes for sincerity.
High officials urge action on the St Lawrence seaway and power project for national security. The project faded during war and postwar emergencies but its value reemerges with new urgency. officials warn support may again be delayed by immediate needs. The seaway’s future hinges on timely memory of its wartime promise.
A compilation of views from Edgar Snow, Owen Lattimore, John K Fairbank, Annalee Jacoby, Nathaniel Peffer and Christopher Rand, dated November 21 1948, outlining US policy options on China. They urge non intervention, UN unity, maintaining contact with both sides, caution against propping Chiang Kai shek, and a constructive aid approach to Asia while acknowledging Communist gains and the broader Cold War context.
The Sauk River bridge project one mile south of Cold Spring was awarded to Megarry Bros of St Cloud. Their bid totaled $80,241.
The item collects brief notes and anecdotes from varied topics. It mentions a playful piece on children picking fruit, storm windows as summer cooling aids, evangelist nicknames, an infant deer found by a farmer, and reflections on war eras and armistice complexity with a Pathfinder comment. It ends with a note about Ethel Court’s fall while climbing vines and a mention of Supreme Headquarters in Europe near Versailles.
Jacob A Malk herd of the Russian delegation used a world broadcast to condemn the United States during a 17 minute UN radio address. He accused Washington of warmongering and criticized U.S. policies amid the Korean War anniversary context.
The article notes a hurried public reaction to Malik’s late speech seen as possibly propaganda from Moscow while Acheson stated the U S would accept a 38th parallel cease fire only with a real settlement. It highlights cautious global bets on Russian peace moves amid distrust and delays in direct talks.
A compact clue list with cross references across musical terms and general vocabulary. Includes synonyms and abbreviations for instruments notes and measures, plus Latin and biblical name hints for decoding a themed crossword.
Dr Ricardo Balbin opposition Radical leader in Buenos Aires province arrested as he left his home. Earlier he faced a disrespecting the government charge and was pardoned by President Peron in January.
In a forceful column Westbrook Pegler denounces the Supreme Court and the Communist Party, arguing that all members and supporters are guilty in a criminal conspiracy to overthrow the government. He cites Justice Vinson and past Bridges rulings, calling for harsh action and the death penalty for active conspirators.
A Kings Features Syndicate item accuses the Communist party of traffic with the enemy and asserts Earl Browder was pardoned by Franklin D. Roosevelt to aid unity. The piece argues the new detainments are no more guilty than earlier members and this is part of broader anti enemy sentiment.
In Pasadena California Dr William T Grant plans a second brain operation on Donald Marton four the lad from Arche will Sask. The first operation to relieve fluid buildup was done June 14 after the boy weighed only 2 pounds. A membrane over the brain must be removed. The father Arthur Marton traveled 5000 miles seeking help from an evangelistic healer before entrusting the case to Dr Grant.
An LA ranking shows more diverse surnames in local telephone books than New York, highlighting cosmopolitanism through distinct last names like Zyzneski and Ricardo in the city’s listings. The piece contrasts the prevalence of a familiar New York name with the wider variety found in Los Angeles.
A dense timetables digest lists multiple airlines and rail lines with departures, arrivals, and daily patterns. It includes West Airlines Northwest Airlines Great Western North Western Road Madison and Milwaukee lines, and bus routes with varying departure times from Austin and nearby towns.
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