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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1952
Page
4
A concisely stated view echoes William Falkner that without responsibility, freedom and independence cannot endure. The quote frames responsibility as the essential trait sustaining liberty and democratic life.
The piece reflects on the limits of presidential power in enforcing laws. It notes the Taft Hartley clash, Truman’s stance, and a press conference during a bitter steel strike debate. Read as a newspaper opinion fragment about legislative override and executive action.
Government reports forecast record calf crops and rising cattle numbers signaling a strong beef supply. Producers shift calves to breeding to expand herds while OPS policy debates affect prices and future meat availability. Congress actions averted a potential crisis, underscoring policy impact on production incentives.
The article notes meat prospects are excellent now and stresses maintaining favorable conditions. It discusses commodity factors affecting beef and related products and urges continued attention to sustaining strong meat supply and market stability.
President Truman told the Senate Armed Services Committee that a 50 percent cut to the 2.7 billion dollar military construction bill approved by the House would be a terrible disaster. He questioned reports of such cuts but urged guards against a dangerous course. Chairman Long said the subcommittee hopes to eliminate plush features and may pursue major reductions without confirming a 50 percent level.
Chicago Daily News war correspondent Beech argues the Korean conflict cannot be won or lost or quit, citing over 100000 American casualties in two years and 12 months of talks with no end in sight. He notes the stalemate could be prolonged indefinitely if the Communists choose. A Nebraska judge jailed a woman for failing to testify, a move some say deserves a medal.
The Journal of the American Medical Association editor Dr Morris Fishbein advocates imperturbability as key to long life and good health. He outlines avoiding anger and crowding, meeting trouble calmly, and not tearing oneself apart over failure while emphasizing low blood pressure pulse rate metabolism and a low humor threshold. He adds five more necessities and notes that one can stay active and busy yet maintain equanimity.
Wisconsin Senator Alexander Wiley urges an impartial panel of Asiatic leaders to investigate Communist germ warfare charges in Korea. He aligns with Senator Richard Russell and President Truman who support inviting five neutral military representatives. The U N should back an International Red Cross probe into Russian germ warfare claims while pursuing a strong psychological warfare program.
George E. Sokolski asserts that the Hollywood anti-Communist program is effective and fair. He argues lists compiled by the American Legion are wrongfully used and credits the clearing process to individuals confirming facts with their employers. He notes speed issues with HUAC and praises self-clearing through company letters.
A light, humorous roundup of statistics from various sources, mixing playful tests on dressing times with TV watching hours and baby delivery dates. It teases misused data while noting real figures such as 236 dam sites and 70 billion 1952 federal expenditures, ending with cooking tips using chives in summer dishes.
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The list presents crossword style clues and their corresponding numbers. Each clue hints at a common word such as copying, weight, time, and animals. The puzzle asks for matching terms to numbered hints like Russian wolfhound and Scottish cap.
In 1950 51 price and wage controls faced delays from Truman while Baruch warned of inflation. By mid 1951 costs rose 4.1 percent as Congress strained to extend or cut controls. House and Senate clashed, a compromise likely, veto possible, with Truman courting labor support ahead of November elections.
Five South Korean military and police officials including Maj. Gen Won Young Duk, the national police chief, and Rhee’s bodyguard head, resigned after Wednesday’s assassination attempt on President Syngman Rhee. Government spokesman Clarence Ryee said they quit for failing to protect the life. some sources say Rhee requested the resignations. A secret society member tried to shoot Rhee during a public address but the gun failed to fire.
King Features columnist Westbrook Pegler argues Taft would be best president, Truman worst, and Ike should partner with Taft for a unified Republican ticket. He critiques Truman's conduct, praises Eisenhower’s public image, and warns of Roosevelt faction influence and potential party realignments.
Bozeman residents receive a call from Lt. M. Henri stationed in Europe offering his Bridger Canyon ranch as a summer picnic spot and yard to enjoy water flowers and huckleberries. He notes the house was broken into last year and asks locals to watch over the cabin until his return. He pleads for care on his ranch.
The House moved to override President Truman's veto of the McCarran-Walter immigration bill. A roll call vote was planned soon after the controls bill clearing, with Sen. McCarran denouncing the veto as unamerican in the strongest terms of his career.
A listing of daily departure and arrival times for Northwest Airlines including East and West bound Rochester services. Also shows Great Western, Milwaukee Road, Calmar and Chicago, LaCrosse and cane, Madison, and other routes with mixed trains and local city connections.
Home delivery rates listed for single copy purchases include per week carrier options for 26 weeks and one year terms with pricing details. The item outlines subscription options and pricing structure for ongoing newspaper delivery.
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