American Cheese Cases Dismissed
Federal Judge John Parker Barnes dismissed an eight year old price fixing indictment against 11 cheese firms including five from Wisconsin. Nine defendants in a prior brick cheese suit were acquitted, leading to dismissal for lack of merit. Remaining two firms were also dismissed, ending the American cheese case.
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Chicago
John Parker Barnes
Wisconsin
Acoe
Barnes
U. S
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co
New York
Land O’lakes Creamery, Inc
Minneapolis
National Cheese Institute, Inc
Plymouth
the Borden Co
Kraft Cheese Co
Armour and Co
Cudahy Packing Co
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Dow Cheese Co
Fond du Lac
Pauly and Pauly Cheese Co
Manitowoc
C. A. Strandel Co
Green Bay
Bold Burglars Loot Guarded Murder Site
Charles Binaggio and Charles Gargotta were found slain at the First District Democratic club on Truman Road. Police guard the site as detectives probe the murder. Nearby tavern on 720 Truman Road burglarized. loot included $600, two watches, and whisky.
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Kansas City
Truman Road
Charles Binaggio
Charles Gargotta
Loveland Resigns to Seek Iowa Senate Nomination
Albert J. Loveland resigned today as undersecretary of agriculture to enter the race for the U S Senate in Iowa. He seeks the Democratic nomination for the seat now held by Senator Hickenlooper.
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Senate
Key West
Albert J. Loveland
U. S. Senate
Iowa
Loveland
Senator Hickenlooper
Easter Sunrise Services Mark City Rites Despite Cold Weather
Traditional Easter worship opens at 5 30 a m with St Victor s Catholic church leading the mass schedule. The union sunrise service assembles at 6 a m and a rain plan moves events to St John s church. Local choirs and clergy from multiple churches participate with organist Edwin W Schuetze and violinist Schubert Ave Maria performed at Methodists service. Nationwide observances include 75 000 at Miami sunrise and a Moravian re enactment at Schoenbrunn Village Ohio.
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Wisconsin
St. Victor’s Catholic
Monroe Country Club
St. John’s Church
Green County
Methodist Church
Methodist Men's Society
H. F. Cunningham
Men’s Quartet
Rodney O. Kittelsen
Robert J. Tracy
Herbert M. Ainsworth
Edwin W. Schuetze
Assembly of God
New Apostolic
Mt. Olive Lutheran
Grace Lutheran
Immanuel
Bethel
Union Presbyterian
Universalist
St. John’s
Methodist
Christian Science
St. Andrew’s
Charles B. Bolender
First Methodist Church
Edwin Schuetze
Knights Templar
Masonic Hall
Ralph K. Kofoed
Miami
Fla
Orange Bowl
Schoenbrunn Village
Village
David Zeisberger
Burglars Break In at Turner Hall Bar
Burglars entered Turner Hall bar area last night, taking under $10, breaking the south door bolts, and forcing the door open. The juke box yielded under $2 and a few cigarettes. other money was odd change. Entry occurred between midnight and 8 am. no liquor reported taken as police began full investigation.
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Turner Hall
Easter Dinner Wings Away from Doom Here
The John Ruch residence at 1743 17th Street plans a goose for Easter dinner but the goose, raised by Beatrice Ruck, 14, escaped last night when the garage door blew open. The family, recent movers from a Monroe-area farm, may make a morning trip to check the farm and recover the bird, as Beatrice notes the goose can fly.
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John Ruch
17Th Street
Beatrice
Monroe
Bells of St Peter's Herald Resurrection and Lent End
The bronze bells of St Peter's rang to mark Lent's end and Christ's Resurrection as Rome churches joined in. Holy year pilgrims exceed 100,000, with over 80,000 visiting St Peter's. at noon, 30,000 gathered for a general audience with Pope Pius XII amid ancient rites of blessing fire and water.
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Vatican City
St. Peter’s Basilica
Rome
St. Peter’s
Pius XII
Milwaukee Football Figure John J Ryan Dies at 62
John J Ryan 62 former head coach at Wisconsin and Marquette died Friday night at St Marys hospital after seven months illness. He captained the 1910 Dartmouth football team and held coaching posts at St Thomas Dartmouth Wisconsin Northwestern and Marquette shaping early 20th century college football.
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Milwaukee
John J
Jack) Ryan
University of Wisconsin
Marquette University
St. Mary’s Hospital
Ryan
Milwaukee Board of
Dartmouth University
Hanover, N. H
St. Thomas College
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Marquette
Dartmouth
Northwestern
Senators Clash Over Lattimore FBI Clearance
Washington lawmakers split on whether FBI files fully clear Owen Lattimore, with Senator McCarthy alleging ties to communism and Senator Tydings defending the FBI conclusion. The five member inquiry heard Lattimore call McCarthy’s charges base and contemptible as details of the FBI summary emerged. Lattimore implicated importer Alfred Kohlberg in passing data to McCarthy, with Kohlberg denying a weekend meeting.
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Washington
Senate
FBI
Owen Lattimore
McCarthy
Lattimore
Hickenlooper
Iowa
Tydings
Maryland
Senate Foreign Relations
Wisconsin
New York
Alfred Kohlberg
Kohlberg
Philip Jessup
Jessup
Institute of Pacific Relations
Kenosha Driver Killed in Friday Night Crash
One man died and ten were injured in a head on collision northwest of Kenosha. Donald Farber, 22, of Kenosha, died in hospital hours after the crash.
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Kenosha
Donald Farber
Kenosha Hospital
State Stays Out Of Recall Dispute In Wisconsin
Wisconsin students debate recall of Senator McCarthy with University of Wisconsin leaders divided. SDA leader Barbee cites recall machinery while Senate parliaments cites expulsion only by the Senate. Officials refuse comment as legal questions linger about required signatures and process.
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Madison
Wisconsin
McCarthy
Washington
Students For Democratic Action
Lloyd Barbee
Memphis
Senate
Charles Watkins
Watkins
Thomas Fairchild
Fred R. Zimmerman
Gaige Roberts
Secretary of State
Barbee
SDA
State Department
Memorial to Mrs Odell Organ Dedication at Universalist Church
Universalist church to dedicate a new pipe organ tomorrow replacing the 1868 instrument gifted in memory of Mrs. Emery A. Odell who joined the church on Easter Sunday and died in 1948. The 10 45 a m program features Mrs Laroy Dodge, violinist Alfred E Leiser, and remarks by Mrs Arthur P Benkett.
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Universalist Church
Emery A. Odell
Odell
Laroy Dodge
Largo
Handel
Alfred E. Leiser
Holy City
Gaul
Arthur P. Benkett
Wisconsin Cheese Snub Stirs Ruckus in Congress
Rep Lawrence H Smith cited a Monroe Evening Times article accusing a Minneapolis columnist of calling Dover Ohio the cheese mecca. The March 28 piece in The Evening Times sparked a three state dispute over Swiss cheese status, with Ohio and Wisconsin producers contesting pride of the dairy.
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Green County
Congressional Record
Evening Times
Wisconsin
Minneapolis
Dover
Ohio
Lawrence H. Smith
the Times
Monroe
First Monroe Area Covered in Census
The first Monroe census district was completed today by Mrs. Samuel L. Bailey of 2303 14th Avenue who had worked on a southwest district. She will receive another district soon, joining Mrs. Virginia M. Wills of New Glarus as the county’s first to finish. Enumerators will make callbacks if contact is not made on the first attempt and residents are urged not to fear missing a visit.
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Monroe
Samuel L. Bailey
14Th Avenue
Charles Pay
Tony
Bailey
Virginia M. Wills
New Glarus
Booth
Christoffel Freed On Bail for Appeal
Harold Christoffel, former Milwaukee labor leader, was released from jail on a $10,000 bond pending his appeal on a perjury conviction. The Civil Rights Congress of New York posted the bond. He plans to return to Milwaukee. He was convicted in February for lying to a congressional committee about his communist affiliations.
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Washington
Harold Christoffel
Milwaukee
Civil Rights Congress of
New York
Treasury
Christoffel
Congressional
Shullsburg Proposes Electric Rate Increase Hearing Set
The public service commission will hold a hearing in Madison on April 28 to consider Shullsburg’s request for higher electric utility rates. The action seeks approval to raise charges for residents and businesses.
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Shullsburg
Madison
Public Service Commission
Drouth Threatens Southwest Wheat Harvest Prospects
Drought grips the U S wheat belt as southwest Kansas Oklahoma and Texas face record dry months and little moisture. Experts warn only timely rain across the plains may salvage remaining winter wheat acres with forecasts forecasting subpar yields and widespread losses on millions of seeded acres.
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Kansas
Texas
Panhandle
South Plains
Oklahoma
Southwest
Weather Bureau
Topeka
Colorado
A. W. Erickson
Minneapolis
Liberal
Kas
New Mexico
Oklahoma Panhandle
McCarthy Repeats Charges On Lattimore Jessup and Servic e
Senator McCarthy publicly renewed milder charges against Owen Lattimore Philip Jessup and John Service asserting they aid communism. He challenged libel suits and cited past FBI inquiries while defending his immunity and urging proof of alleged disloyalty. The State Department rejected the accusations and noted limited past associations with Lattimore.
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N. J
McCarthy
R-Wis
Owen Lattimore
Philip C. Jessup
John S. Service
Senate
Lattimore
Wisconsin
Service
Amerasia Magazine
Far East
FBI
Communist Party
Jessup
MccCarthy
State Department
Ond Service
India
Department
Marine Corps
Marine Corps League
League
National Organization of Marine Veterans
Wisconsin Republican
County GOP Caucus Moves to Turner Hall
The Green County Republican club caucus is moved from the courthouse to Turner Hall next Friday evening. Rudolph P. Reger, chairman, announced the change. Rep. Lawrence H. Smith will address the meeting and delegates to the state convention in June will be elected.
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Green County Republican Club
Court House
Turner Hall
Rudolph P. Reger
Lawrence H. Smith
Nickel Fare To Fade On Madison Bus Lines
Madison's nickel fare ends after April 27 as the Madison Bus Co. wins PSC approval. Adults pay 10 cents per ride or seven tokens for 50 cents. children continue at five cents.
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Madison
Public Service Commission
Madison Bus Co
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