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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1956
Page
4
A quotation attributed to Epictetus advises against excuses when insulted. It suggests a person ignorant of all faults would single out only some, implying bias and self-awareness through restraint and measured response.
The piece discusses a looming midnight June 30 steel strike risk without a new contract. the United Steel Workers press for a two year deal while giants push for a five year no strike pact. It weighs economic fallout and urges compromise, noting auto industry precedent and gradual adoption for resistance areas.
The text argues for more realistic bargaining to avoid a major strike that could threaten the nation's prosperity. It notes unions view pay increases and pensions as inadequate but sees room for compromise if negotiators pursue tangible concessions and swift progress.
Dr Emmet A Betts head of Betts Reading Clinic told 300 educators that standardized tests cannot be trusted as they show only average ability and ignore above or below average children. He argued tests reflect regimented education and fail to recognize varied achievement levels among students.
Gov Freeman convened officials from the University of Minnesota and affected areas to persuade a commission to attach the $100 million atom smasher to the university’s research facilities at Rosemount. Dr Alfred Mier said Rosemount is one of the best locations for the machine, which will exceed 500 feet in diameter.
Secretary Dulles traveled to Ottawa with speeches and position papers locked in the U S embassy safe. The next morning the safe would not open, forcing him to attend the talks without the documents. Lester Pearson joked that Canadian counter intelligence could have retrieved them.
A St. Cloud Times report from a National Congress of Parents and Teachers convention discusses how frequent moves disrupt a child’s learning. It notes average families stay in a home just over two years, with moves driven by housing, neighborhood changes, or job shifts.
Opinion by George E. Sokolski arguing that Americans know little about government and policy due to secrecy and superficial campaigning. He urges open debate and better information before the upcoming election, citing examples from Congress and media.
A misrouted Orien tal Band member swapped Janesville Minn for Janesville Iowa causing a travel mix up. Austin banks plan to raise savings rates to 2 percent starting July 1 following Minneapolis banks. US Senate funds Air Force with an extra one billion dollars despite Eisenhower opposition. American families set income records with an average prior to taxes of 5520 and more than 23 million earning over 5000. Summer plans in Austin include free centennial celebration July 4 with activities near home. Honey production requires 35000 trips per pound with migrants from bees and a blend of varieties. Hiring of new teachers progresses with vacancies mostly filled in elementary schools. Summer youth employment slower than last year with limited job opportunities.
Victor Riesel chronicles transcontinental labor terror by a crime cartel. He cites murders and brutal attacks on union officials from Detroit to Florida and New York, details assaults on the Reuthers and others, and notes widespread impunity amid scarce arrests.
Michigan survey shows higher income groups least optimistic about 12 month outlook while lower incomes remain more hopeful. Despite overall gloom, spending patterns suggest the economy remains buoyant though restrained.
A compiled set of crossword style clues and answers including faults errors fabrics 32 cloth 33 bicarbonate 35 Raven and titles like Orient ruler of Tripoli 8 and various definitions for droops low notes high notes and other clues 11 agile 38 Lotus 19 lampreys 41 slumbers 21 female ru 42 organ of 23 vipers hearing 24 accumulation 46 jennet 25 earthenware 48 egg shaped 49 speaks 50 entreaty 51 rescue 52 lacking robustness 53 roster 54 kind of dive 57 river in China with assorted cross reference hints.
A young man weighing ministry should seek it only if conscience compels. Preaching is a calling not a job, driven by a God given urge to win souls. It rejects money fame and ease, yet offers deep reward through prayer burden bearing and partnership with Christ.
A reflective exhortation by George Matthew Adams urging self faith and authenticity. Emphasizes developing inner potential, avoiding pretension, and building character through continuous self-improvement, leadership, and reading to broaden vision.
A child named Scottie writes of relief and happiness after a doctor tells Bill’s mother will be okay. Bill is moved to tears, then comforts his mother. The entry praises doctors as angels of mercy and closes with thanks and affectionate wishes for a future brother.
The notice lists train and bus departures from Milwaukee Road depot and multiple lines. Great Western St Paul and Minneapolis service times, Milwaukee Road routes, Jefferson Buses, Hi Way 56 Transit Lines, Austin Bus Lines, and various local routes with daily, Sunday, or weekday specifics, intercity and intra city departures and arrivals, and special stops at places like Rochester Mason City Des Moines Kansas City Albert Lea LeRoy Mapleview Crane Addition Harrison Sheldon and Hormel Plant.
Louis Hoffner, 41, was awarded 112291 by the New York Court of Claims after nearly 12 years in prison for a murder he did not commit. Judge Frederick A. Young said a token apology would insult the injury. Hoffner, now an assistant theater manager, expressed relief at regaining his freedom and urged broader recognition of such injustices.
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