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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1973

Page

4

Harvest delayed by wet weather in southeastern Minnesota

The October 18 1973 opinion notes heavy rain over the past weeks leaves fields muddy and waterlogged, delaying harvest of corn and soybeans in Austin area. Only about 12 percent of corn and 23 percent of soybeans have been harvested as farmers await sunshine and drying winds, risking an extended harvest season.

Minnesota Austin State Crop and Livestock Reporting Service Iowa

Labor union threat to block Soviet ports over Arab aid

In a warning to Kissinger, AFL CIO leader Meany urges a firm U.S. stance as labor backs Israel. ILA and Seafarers unions could boycott Soviet cargo by refusing to load or turn around ships, risking widespread port closures. Teddy Gleason signals possible executive board action as balance of power shifts in the Middle East crisis.

Washington Free World George Meany U.S Afl-Cio The International Longshoremen’s Assn ILA U.S.S.R Seafarers Union Harry Bridge Meany Henry Kissinger Middle East Dr. Kissinger Histadrut Israel U. S AFL Cio Soviet Union Teddy Gleason Gleason Bal Harbour Fla Great Lakes Atlantic Gulf Confederation of Petroleum Workers

Policemen Wife Essay Wins MPPOA Contest

Karen Lou Feind wife of Rochester Police Sgt. Lloyd A. Feind authored the top prize essay for police wives in the MPPOA Ladies Auxiliary contest. She honors the profession while detailing the hardships, long shifts, low pay, and family sacrifices, urging gratitude and faith.

MPPOA Karen Lou Feind Lloyd A. Feind Rochester Police Dept P.T.A

The $2 a mile concept for driving costs

MIT researcher David Gordon Wilson argues the true cost of driving exceeds taxes by up to $2 per mile when accounting for road maintenance and traffic services. He proposes cars display a driving meter to reveal the economic burden, potentially transforming travel behavior. Also, a Burlington Standard Press note advocates equal job rights for women, tied to being a good wife.

Massachusetts Institute of Technology David Gordon Wilson U.S Britain Burlington Wis Standard Press

Quotations and Notices From Austin Daily Paper

A historic Austin newspaper feature presents a religious quotation from Romans and a Clarence Darrow excerpt, followed by the publisher and staff details, mailing and subscription rates, and delivery options for Austin Minnesota and surrounding zones. The notice lists prices, addresses, and payment terms for home delivery, mail subscriptions, and post office information.

Austin Minnesota Minn U.S. Armed Forces United States A.P.O F.P.O Surog Momead Iso Es ONO

Turn Back the Clock in Mower County News

M. T. Nilan announces a special radio series on KATE as War Fund stamp sales near Austin public schools reach 15 000 dollars. Merle Ogden of St Ansgar earns 2nd Lieutenant after advancing flying training at Williams Field Chandler Arizona. Rev Leo Sandgren hosts meetings at Otranto Church. Fred Miles attends Local 879 building dedication in St Paul. Dr David P Anderson of Austin is elected president of Minnesota Division of the American Cancer Society. Gordon Electric plans move to 209 N Main, doors opening Monday. Lyle crowns Queen Delores Pell and King Jerry Reuter for royal homecoming. court includes Doug Chafee Patty Walsh Diane Williamson Dick Nelson Deane Amacher and Tom Ennen.

M. T. Nilan Mower County National War Fund Kate Austin Merle Ogden William Ogden St. Ansgar Williams Field Chandler Ariz Leo Sandgren Otranto Fred Miles St. Paul David P. Anderson American Cancer Society Minnesota Gordon Electric George Berg N. Main Lyle Delores Pell Jerry Reuter Doug Chafee Patty Walsh Diane Williamson Dick Nelson Deane Amacher Tom Ennen

Today in History highlights and notable events

On October 19, 1973 the date marks Yorktown surrender 1781. Other notes include John Adams born 1735, Napoleon retreat from Moscow 1812, Balkan war events 1912, Guadalcanal air strikes 1942, Suez withdrawal agreement 1954, MLK arrest 1960, Sir Alex Douglas-Home 1970s Buckingham Palace meeting, 198? Nobel Prize for Heinrich Böll, and birthdays for Jack Anderson and Yakubu Gowon. Thought for today offers Spanish proverb.

Associated Press Yorktown U.S John Adams Breintree Mass Napoleon Bonaparte Moscow Adrianople Guadalcanal Britain Egypt Suez Canal Martin Luther King Atlanta Alex Douglas-Home Buckingham Palace Yakubu Gowon

Whooping Cranes migratory route and nesting span

The nearly extinct whooping cranes migrate from Texas to northwest Canada, a distance about 2,600 miles, where they nest.

Texas Canada

Remembrance Sparks in a Tiny Texas Town Card Corner

In a week of small memories Emmet DeVaney stops to secure a tailgate and chat during garden work as Orson Welles War of the Worlds past echoes. Friends like Don Jones revive old nickel and dime games while George Mulkey and Russ Angell brighten gatherings. Betty Hart greets newcomers as Welcome Wagon hostess and Bill Vondrashek promotes growth for Mower County in Austin, signaling hopeful changes ahead.

Emmet DeVaney Emmet Orson Welles Faribault Betty Hart Austin Betty

Parking woes spark city fee complaint and driveway costs

Darrel D. Miller of 808 6th Ave NE complains about overtime parking fines after his meter ran out and alleges city plows delay clearing his block, causing driveway snow to be plowed in. He seeks compensation from the city for driveway costs and urges a cut of parking revenue.

Edior the Herald Hormel 5Th Ave Darrel D. Miller 6Th Ave

Sauerkraut and Spare Ribs Signal Winter Homecoming

A sentimental note describes how the aroma of sauerkraut and spare ribs welcomes a person at the door as winter approaches, highlighting simple domestic pleasures and the comforting scent of home cooking.

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Austin Daily Herald By Victor Riesel Clarence Darrow Sunde 2Nd St. N.E Edmund E. Smith Thomas J. Koeck NEA, Inc J. Edgar Hoover Federal Bureau of Investigation Calvin Coolidge Delaware Rhode Island Don Jones Chamber of Commerce Mason City George Mulkey Russ Angell Fay Rayman Dick Hermes Bob Dick Earl Sy Thompson Pete Kasel Frank Miles Bob Blevins Holiday Inn Andy Maday Grandpa Murphy Ohio Bill Vondrashek Bill People's Forum United Nations Adlai Stevenson U.N St. Peter’s Satan's Lair Agnes M. Peterson Austin, Minn
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