Austin Daily Herald Editorial Page Motto and Masthead
The Austin Minnesota newspaper publishes its masthead with the establishment date November 9 1891 and noting editors publishers Hi E Rasmussen and Geraldine Rasmussen. It proclaims a fair impartial stance toward agriculture labor and industry and pledges to serve the Austin community.
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Austin Daily Herald
Austin
Minn
Associated Press
E. Rasmussen
Geraldine Rasmussen
Herald
The Merging Spirit and the Merger Age
The piece questions whether church union drives mirror business mergers or reflect a broader social psychology. It cites Prof. James Mavor on the ebb and flow of ideas, traces shifts from socialism to private enterprise, and notes ecumenical movements face both ultraconservative and ultra liberal opposition while pursuing independence in a merging age.
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James Mavor
University of Toronto
William Morris
What Your Home Worth in Austin
The piece argues home value goes beyond dollars, highlighting pride, community, and quality of life in Austin. It emphasizes market demand and suggests sharing positive city attributes to support home ownership and upkeep.
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Austin
Supreme Court Ups Rights Of Union Members In Dues Spending
The decision ties refunds to formal protests against specific union spending, shielding individual rights in a closed shop. It signals limits on compelled political spending and could curb unions pressuring unwilling members, with potential effects on state and local political activity.
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Supreme Court
Georgia Railway
Georgia
Justice Brennan
Tates
Minnesota
Over 65 Market Seen as Vast Untapped Business Resource
Sylvia Porter notes that 17 million Americans are 65 or older, a 236 percent rise since 1920. The older consumer differs in needs and shopping habits, with a large share of women over 65 living alone. Opportunities exist in housing, diet foods, larger clothes, and budget travel, prompting business to target this growing group.
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Tony
U.S
Philadelphia Federal Reserve Bank
Robert E Dodge
University of Oregon
Philadelphia Reserve Bank
Hall Syndicate, Inc
Pot Pourn One Good Turn Deserves Another
In the Austin Shrine Club board votes to buy a secondhand car for a California family whose home was lost to fire. The column mixes local humor with notes on a donkey-ball game crowd and reflections on aging and radio mixups in the Austin area.
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Austin
Shrine Board of Directors
California
Shriners
Boston
Folston
Wren
Blu-Jay
Mallard
Austin Area
Fosston
Quarantine Idea to Avert Berlin Crisis Without War
Washington argues a quarantine of the Soviet Union could avert nuclear conflict over Berlin. The plan would cut trade, sever diplomatic ties, and embargo Soviet relations, aiming to pressure Moscow without bloodshed. It envisions coordinated Western action, with risks to European economies but fewer deaths than war.
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Berlin
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
America
Roosevelt
Soviet Union
Russia
United States
Nikita Khrushchev
West Berlin
Kremlin
Europe
Hitler
Germany
Sweden
N. Y
Cause of Multiple Sclerosis Unknown
Dr Molner explains there is no known cause or cure for multiple sclerosis yet. management focuses on comfort, activity, and avoiding fatigue with medical therapy, physical therapy and emotionally supportive care.
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Dr. Molner
J. W
B.C
Public Opinion Fails to Rally Behind JFK on Maritime Strike
President Kennedy pursues private talks with briefing officer Arthur J. Goldberg on the maritime crisis. He argues the dockside idle ships drain the nation and cannot be afforded as a costly home front dispute unfolds in Washington.
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JFK
Kennedy
Goldberg
Hall Syndicate, Inc
Kennedy and Goldberg seek cooling off on maritime strike
The piece discusses President Kennedy and Arthur Goldberg weighing a cooling off period to end a chaotic maritime strike. It notes global pressures from Khrushchev, potential use of an injunction, and the impact on U S gold reserves and economy amid widespread union action.
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John Kennedy
U. S
N. S. Khrushchev
Tait- Hartley
Khrushchev
U.S
Goldberg
United Steelworkers
Trinidad at end of Caribbean island arc
Trinidad marks the southern tip of a chain of islands that runs about 675 miles from the Virgin Islands to the coast of Venezuela, shaping its geography as the chain’s final element.
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Trinidad
Virgin Islands
Venezuela
Service Rates for Mail Delivery in Austin Areas
Postal rate notice outlines weekly and monthly prices for single copies and subscriptions. It details mail delivery within 50 miles of Austin and outside 50 to 150 miles, with advance payment terms and durations. Additional rates printed for all other zones and distant deliveries.
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Austin
Zone 1 Rate Applies to Subscription Service Personnel
Note announces Zone 1 rate for subscription service to personnel in the United States and Armed Forces in all areas served through A P O and N P O. The policy covers service members and civilians in domestic and overseas postings via mail channels.
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U.S
United States
A.P.O
N.P.O
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