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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1955
Page
2
The passage proclaims God as the God of peace who raised Jesus from the dead and as the great shepherd. It urges that God be the object of all desires, the end of all actions, the principle of all affections, and the governing power of the soul.
An overview of how the constitution defines treason and how Congress broadened the law to cover sedition espionage and sabotage. It traces key acts from 1789 through 1950 and notes updates during Civil War World War I II and national emergencies.
About 700 demonstrators picketed the Molotov party in Chicago as special cars from San Francisco arrived, causing an unhappy scene not intended by the American organizers.
A government delegation faced a demonstration of 16 pickets bearing anti Soviet signs in Chicago. City officials were absent but the visit concluded without injuries or property damage.
The Chicago Daily News argues that 900 million bushels of wheat under price supports push farmers to plant 55 million acres despite quotas, fixing prices at 1.21 dollars per bushel while surplus remains. It criticizes Congress for temporary tinkering and warns of hurt when controls release.
The Christian Science Monitor reports Communist Czechoslovakia is advertising in U.S. Czech papers inviting refugees to return and promising pardon. Many refugees fear freedoms here and some have already gone back due to border and detention delays. President Eisenhower seeks McCarran Walter Act amendments to ease barriers and calls for probes of refugee policy failures.
The Hoover Commission issues a unanimous resolution praising Herbert Hoover for his leadership and 41 years of public service. Members cite his knowledge, patient diplomacy, and nonpartisan conduct while noting ongoing efforts to push his proposals into law through a national citizens committee.
The piece notes the NAM calling the guaranteed annual wage socialistic, Milwaukee mayor Frank Zeidler agreeing, and Congress debating government ownership of private ventures. It cites the Hoover Commission finding government operations in private business and President Eisenhower’s push to exit those activities, which failed in the Senate with eight Republican votes.
Eisenhower aides and Congress clash over a new sugar policy blending domestic and international aims. Norse leads with State Department input. Benson looms in background as Cuba faces pressure from looming quotas. The piece links sugar surpluses, 1948 act revisions, and Cuban lobbying as the debate heats into 1956.
Republican insiders worry Eisenhower may decline to run in 1956 and SF lacks hotel rooms, threatening housing for delegates. If Ike steps down, Knowland Nixon and Knight vie for the nomination, with Hoover Jr. a potential outsider. Housing options include liners or Pullman cars as city inventory falls short.
Word puzzle clash across clues lists 12 to 18 and 55 to 56 with hints on fish and settings. Answers align with cross references in a themed crossword grid noting Icelandic saga and sea eagle as possible entries.
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Edgar A Guest laments changing beliefs under spousal pressure. He recalls conforming to social norms and conceding to his partner, admitting past opinions were mistaken. The speaker abandons autonomy, choosing safety and contentment in conformity.
Otranto Iowa social column lists visits and gatherings including Mr and Mrs Rufus Ginders dinner guests, Delores Gentz and LaVern Baldwins wedding at Deer Creek Lutheran Church, birthday party for Mrs Annie Woodley, and various relatives traveling to see family. Church events include Esther Circle serving Youth Fellowship banquet. Multiple families from Otranto and nearby towns attended picnics, reunions, and visits across the region including St Ansgar Mason City Albert Lea Clear Lake Plainsville Tulsa and Lincoln Nebraska. The note concludes with a 36th wedding anniversary surprise dinner for Mr and Mrs Duenow at their home.
In Oslo the 82 year old King Haakon VII fell today and fractured a thigh bone. He was transported to a hospital where officials said his condition is satisfactory with no complications reported.
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