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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1956
Page
2
A compact quotation note from the Daily Except Sunday issue features N P Willis on how the soul forges its own power through trials, asserting a nobler strength in heaven as life grows more intense.
The article notes European defense of U S Communist spies and explains Judge Kaufman’s ruling on Morton Sobell. It cites reactions from Sartre and Russell about Sobell’s innocence and highlights the judge’s statement on judicial impartiality and due process.
John Sherman Cooper, the ambassador to India, earns commendation for service. Though new to the Foreign Service, he is praised by a cautious nation facing tense India U N and Cold War strains. He aims to strengthen ties amid Nehru’s neutralist stance and Soviet pressure.
Opinion column notes Iceland elected a government favoring removal of US troops, arguing foreign bases complicate sovereignty and that reliance on domestic defense could reduce foreign hostility and long term risks. It cautions bases elsewhere may face local opposition during war. CHICAGO DAILY NEWS
The note marks Adenauer as a person of integrity and unity for Europe while warning that his retirement or death could alter Bonn’s political climate and Cold War dynamics. It cites potential successors but argues none match his prestige to lead.
The text quotes Wright urging that education should value quality over quantity. He argues against blanket minimum standards and emphasizes honoring the uncommon, imaginative individual as the goal of schooling.
A Wilcox Arizona Range News quote praises Earth as unfinished and inviting risk and exploration, suggesting that creation's incompleteness drives human exploration and adventure.
George E. Sokolski critiques medical publicity and ethics in commenting on surgeons involved with President Ike. He jokes about anonymity, recalls personal hospital care, and muses on who should be called for surgery while criticizing overexposure and professional pride.
A small knot of people gathered around a black four door hardtop on Main street Austin as residents face tax protests. The Austin Equalization Board, in session since June 18, has heard only 10 taxpayers file complaints, and plans property investigations in the council chambers.
Debbi records a quiet family night as parents visit Bill's mommy and express gratitude to God. She prays for Bill, hopes he can stay home, and notes love for God from morning to night. The diary ends with a thankful night prayer from Debbi, Mommy, Daddy, Scottie, and Bill.
Des Moines reports June state gasoline tax receipts reach a record 6,747,734 dollars. For six months in 1956 total collections exceed 31 million dollars, about 6 million higher than the same period last year after taxes rose from five to six cents per gallon.
The Austin School Board issued 4.4 million dollars in bonds at 3.0214 percent, with 30 year maturities and total interest of 2.6 million. This rate reflects tighter money markets since 1946 and contrasts with earlier lows. The article notes prior bond sales and historic high rates, framing public financing trends.
A reader asks how to handle freer teen dating and petting. The answer urges seeking God’s will through prayer and Bible study, noting many youths reform when the Holy Spirit guides their choices and standards. It warns that peer pressure can be dangerous and highlights a Christian framework for conduct.
The column highlights Ralph Waldo Emersons Self-Reliance and its lessons urging belief in one’s own thoughts and independence. It cites quotes on trusting oneself and staying steadfast amid crowds, noting Emerson’s broader works and William Allen Whites praise.
The Ethical Practices Committee, led by Al Hayes with members Dubinsky Potofsky Curran and Harrison, gains power to hire staff, investigate unions, and recommend suspending unions. It seeks a code of ethics for labor and can use government facilities and legal support to expose corruption, defend honest labor leaders, and challenge abusive unions.
A compiled timetable shows departure and arrival times for Milwaukee Road trains to St Paul Minneapolis Mason City Omaha LaCrosse Chicago Des Moines Kansas City and Jefferson buses to Rochester Charles City Waterloo Albert Lea and more. Services from Hi Way 56 Transit Lines Austin Kenwood and other lines include recurring daily and specific weekend schedules with numerous routes and stops.
A 19 year old rider in the rear of a New York City bus with 30 passengers raced to the steering wheel when the driver slumped and died. He braked to a safe stop before any collision, praised as a testament to training and responsibility amid calls for youth character development.
The Czechoslovak Republic came into being on October 28, 1918 with leadership by Thomas G Masaryk. The new state united Czech and Slovak lands after World War I.
The notice lists subscription pricing by delivery method and distance from Austin. Rates cover 26 weeks and one year for in-office, mail zones, and postoffice zones with varying advance payments.
When moving please call the Herald Office 38851 to give your change of address. The Herald is on sale at Austin Candy Co 219 N Main Austin Hotel Chatham and Bridge East Side Pharmacy Water and Railway Poxona Main and Water Holtz Pharmacy Main and Water Lane's Pharmacy 400 N Main Lucy's Cafe 115 N Main Nemitz Cigar Store 415 N Main News Stand Post Office People's Drug Store 203 N Main St K Wold Drug Co Main and Bridge Sts Hamilton Cafe Dexter.
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