Alice in Dairyland finals plan announced for June Dairy Week
Local plans accelerate for the Alice in Dairyland state finals with Milton Hult of the National Dairy Council set to speak at the June Dairy Week dinner on Friday June 25. The Coronation tops the program Saturday June 26 as regional entries become eight zones yielding 16 finalists for the state event.
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Milton Hult
National Dairy Council of Chicago
Robert F. Marty
Hull
Alice
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Monroe Hotel
Green County Farm Foundation
Frank Wing
Wisconsin Department of Agriculture
Wing
Green County
Richland Center
Fairgrounds
Recreation Park
Public Square
Marty
Paidar Co To Open Albany Plant On Lease Deal
Emil J. Paidar Co Chicago barber and beauty equipment maker leases former Indiana Condensed Milk Co building in Albany. Dwight A Crandall Monroe buys the property and seals a five year lease. Paidar expects about 50 workers after remodel and a new heating plant. Founded 1909 the firm runs plants in Chicago and Brooklyn. John Pozdro named resident superintendent. Indiana Condensed Milk Co ends operations after nearly four decades with shutdown set for Nov 1 1952.
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Albany
Emil J. Paidar Co
Chicago
Indiana Condensed Milk Co
Dwight A. Crandall
Monroe
Paidar
Indianapolis
Paidar Company
Brooklyn
N.Y
United States
C. Long Cloughy
John T. Paidar
John Pozdro
James B. Price
Price
Chester Ferguson
Peru
Ind
Shortage Predicted for Cheese and Butter
E H Brug gink manager of the Wisconsin Cheese Co operative predicts shortages of butter and cheese soon. Bruggink says producers sold stocks to the government up to midnight Wednesday and it will take 7 to 10 days to put butter back on the market and 15 to 20 days to return cheese to markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
E. H. Bruggink
Wisconsin Cheese Co-operative
Bruggink
Premier Scelba Targets Reds in Anti Communist Drive
Rome reports Premier Mario Scelba has begun the anti Communist drive with orders for loyalty checks of government employees. The action marks a bold effort to purge subversives from public service amid mounting Cold War tensions.
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Rome
Mario Scelba
French Cabinet Fires Marshal Juin Over EDC Speech
France's government dismissed Marshal Alphonse Juin from his defense strategy adviser role and as vice president of the National Superior Council for Armed Forces after he criticized the proposed European Defense Community in a public speech. Premier Laniel had summoned Juin to discuss the remarks.
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Paris
France
Alphonse Juin
NATO
Europe
National Superior Council For Armed Forces
Joseph Laniel
America
Truman
Douglas MacArthur
Laniel
Juin
EDC
Western Union Shifts to Hotel Monroe for New Agency Plan
Western Union telegraph service operates today at the Monroe hotel under new agency control of Mr. and Mrs. Paul P Dannerbeck. The former Times annex branch closed last night after 28 years with George E Jacobs leaving the firm. L. W. Fleming oversees the changeover from Minneapolis with extended hours from 8 to 12 and 1 to 5 45 Monday through Saturday and 8 30 to 10 30 a m Sunday. Miss Sue Suska trains the Dannerbecks on the teleprinter unit for about a week.
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Western Union Telegraph
Monroe Hotel
Paul P Dannerbeck
Times
L. W. Fleming
Minneapolis
Fleming
Sue Suska
Dannerbecks
George E. Jacobs
Monroe
Mueller Chosen Turner Hall Committee Chairman
Reinhard Mueller was named chairman of the Turner hall building committee by Andrew Sulzer president of the Turner Hall Club. The group will hire an architect and plan an addition possibly a 40 by 70 foot gym and a six lane bowling alley to be ready by September. Members include Fred Glauser Julius Hofer Fred Boub and Sebastian Laeser Jr.
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Reinhard Mueller
Turner Hall
Andrew Sulzer
Sulzer
Fred Glauser
Julius Hofer
Fred Boub
Sebastian Laeser Jr
Mueller
Boob
Hofer
Vandenberg Grayson
Air Force reports Gen Hoyt S Vandenberg former chief of staff has taken a turn for the worse and is failing rapidly in Washington W
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Hoyt Vandenberg
Washington
Air Force
Hoyt S. Vandenberg
Excise Tax Cuts Create Problems for U.S. Stores
Washington reports a one billion dollar federal sales tax cut taking effect with broad impact on consumers and business. Eisenhower signs the bill as a stimulus while officials outline refunds and rules for installments and admissions, with expected price drops in dairy and consumer goods.
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U.S
Washington
Eisenhower
Monticello Trio Hurt in Crashes
Three Monticello men were injured in two county accidents. Eugene F. Schmidt suffered a fractured chest and shoulder in a collision on County Trunk T near Brooklyn with a truck driven by Austin Hunt of Evansville Route 1. Wilbert S. Christen Jr. and Richard Marty were injured when their truck left a deadened road northeast of Monticello, rolled over after crossing a fence. The incident occurred around 12:30 a.m. today.
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Monticello
Eugene F. Schmidt
Austin H. Hunt
Evansville
Brooklyn
Schmidt
Hunt
Wilbert S. Christen Jr
Richard Marty
Sheriff Department
Sheriff Warns Drivers On Stop For Stopped School Buses
Sheriff department reminds county drivers that the 1953 legislative session requires drivers to stop for halted school buses whether meeting or following it. Judge Marshall L. Peterson issued the first fine in his Serial Claims Court on the charge. Justice L. A. Koenig fined a driver $20 and costs on Sept 17 1953 and a $25 bond was forfeited Oct 9 1953.
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Sheriff's Department
Marshall L. Peterson
Srial Claims Court
L. A. Koenig
Cheese trade stalls in Wisconsin market reports unsettled demand
Wisconsin American cheese market in Madison shows unsettled trading with demand described as good to heavy. No prices reported.
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Madison
Wisconsin
State dairy farmers uncertain over effect of parity aid cut
The Associated Press reports mixed regional reactions to the parity aid cut in Wisconsin and nationwide. Marshfield stores cut butter and cheese prices, boosting cheese sales and butter movement while oleomargarine sales declined. Butter drops range eight to ten cents a pound. small cheese cuts were six to eight cents. Milk checks for mid March stood at 3.10 per hundredweight as cheese sales buoy prices. Other cities report further price shifts with butter down five to eight cents and milk prices mostly unchanged.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
Associated Press
Wisconsin
America
Stevens Point
Marshfield
Rennie Karau
Beloit
Janesville
Wisconsin Rapids
LaCrosse
Kenosha
Oshkosh
U.S. Film Reveals Hydrogen Bomb's Devastating Power
Washington disclosed the first film of a 1952 thermonuclear test at Eniwetok Atoll. The footage shows a small workshop device detonating, an island cratered and vanished, and a fireball large enough to engulf Manhattan's skyline, signaling a major step in hydrogen weapon development.
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Elton C. Fay
Washington
New York City
Atomic Energy Commission
Defense Department
Eniwetok Atoll
Federal Civil Defense Administration
Eisenhower
Pacific Proving Ground
Egulab
Barrier Reef
Manhattan
Three Jap Victims Of Bombs Test Now Listed as Critical
Three of 23 Japanese fishermen burned by radioactive ash from the March 1 Bikini blast were listed in fairly critical condition with blood counts falling since Wednesday. Japan’s Maritime Safety Board director Tsutou Yamaguchi said the boat Lucky Dragon was at least 19 miles outside the danger zone, though crewmen claimed they were at least 80 miles away.
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Tokyo
Bikini
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Lewis Strauss
Tsutou Yamaguchi
Japan
Maritime Safety Board
Boston Attorney Named for Probe
Samuel P. Sears a Boston lawyer was named special counsel by the Senate investigations subcommittee to lead its inquiry into clashes between Senator McCarthy and high Army officials. Senator Mundt said hearings could begin within ten days and Sears would start Monday with proceedings likely the following week. Kefauver had urged the armed services committee to take over the broader McCarthy Army dispute but failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Samuel P. Sears
Boston
Sen. McCarthy
Army
Sen. Mundt
R-Sd
Mundt
Sears
Sen. Kefauver
D-Tenn
Senate Armed Service Committee
Retailers Face Uncertainty Over Tax Cuts and Price Drops
Retailers here struggle with mixed signals from excise tax cuts and price support reductions. Butter prices fell four to six cents per pound since last Saturday, with cartons in Monroe ranging 61 to 69 cents. Some merchants await factory word before finalizing prices, while jewelry and luxury goods see tax reductions from 20 to 10 percent. Theaters expect admission prices to stay steady despite lower taxes.
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Revenue Service
Monroe
United Telephone Co
Madison
ADA Promotion Plans Arranged in Green County
Green County farmers gathered at the courthouse to promote 100 percent farmer participation in the American Dairy Association program. Lyman McKee and Gordon Ruehl outlined a two cent monthly assessment per hundred pounds of milk and a township based outreach plan to secure voluntary participation.
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American Dairy Association
Green County
ADA
Lyman McKee
Madison
Wisconsin Ada
National Organization
Gordon Ruehl
Ruehl
Russell Carter
Juda
Green County Farm Foundation
R. J. Douglas
Green County Farm Bureau
Palmer
Allen
Monroe
Policeman Convicted In Ransom Case Trial
Federal court jury convicts Elmer Dolan a suspended St. Louis patrolman of perjury in a case tied to the arrest of kidnap killer Carl Austin Hall. Dolan and ex lieutenant Louis Shoulders helped seize Hall on October 6. About $296,280 of the $600,000 ransom paid by Robert C. Greenlease has been recovered.
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Kansas City
Elmer Dolan
St. Louis
Carl Austin Hall
Dolan
Hall
Louis
Robert C. Greenlease
Probes Open in Fire Fatal to 10 Students in Suburb
In Cheektowaga New York a blaze killed 10 sixth graders and damaged a frame annex of an elementary school. 23 others were injured including four critically burned and 19 pupils three teachers and the principal were hospitalized. Two pupils escaped uninjured. The music class room housed the fatalities and three adults guided students to safety.
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Cheektowaga
N.Y
Buffalo
N. Y
U.S. Rejects Soviet Bid for Influence Over Western Defense
Washington and London condemn Moscow move to join Western defense discussions and seek a security plan excluding Germany. Dulles and advisers dismiss the Kremlin proposal as an inside game to gain entry. Britain also rejects Russia and China parity at the Geneva talks.
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Washington
United States
Britain
France
Russia
West
Moscow
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Germany
Dulles
London
Kremlin
Red China
Stock market firms and aircraft stocks drop overall
In New York trading aircraft issues faced selling pressure while the broader market advanced. Losses appeared in North American Aviation, Douglas Aircraft, Boeing, United Aircraft and Glenn Martin, while gains were seen by Allied Chemical American Cyanamid U S Steel General Motors Zenith Radio American Telephone Affiliated Gas General Electric Southern Railway and Johns Manville.
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New York
North American Aviation
Douglas Aircraft
Boeing
United Aircraft
Glenn Martin
Allied Chemical
American Cryanamid
U. S. Steel
General Motors
Zenith Radio
American Telephone
Affiliated Gas
General Electric
Southern Railway
Johns-Manville
Inventor Zerk offers gem collection to UW Madison
Kenosha inventor Oscar U Zerk has offered his jewel collection to the University of Wisconsin officials. A large part of the confiscated gems were stolen last winter and later recovered by FBI agents in a Chicago warehouse.
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Madison
Oscar U. Zerk
Kenosha
University of Wisconsin
Zerk
FBI
Chicago
Income Slash Feared in Wake Of Federal Step
Wisconsin farmers fear income losses as the U S Department of Agriculture cuts federal support for dairy prices from 90 to 75 percent of parity. Experts estimate Wisconsin losses up to 95 million dollars annually with butter and cheese prices also reduced. Dairy leaders project declines of many farm incomes as the new pricing affects milk and product prices statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Wisconsin Creameries Association
Charles M. de Golier
Deerfield
William Perdue
Pure Milk Products Co-operative
Fond du Lac
Agriculture Department
Indochina Reds Slacken Attacks on Dien Bien Phu
The Vietminh reportedly slackened human-wave assaults on Dien Bien Phu after suffering about 2000 casualties in 24 hours. French Union defenders hold the northeast Indochina plain as Vietminh rush up more ammunition for a possible renewed infantry charge.
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Hanoi
Indochina
Vietminh
Dien Bien Phu
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NDC
Marshal Juin
Western Union
Turner
Douglas, Allen
Inventor Zerk
Bulletin
Department of Agriculture
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