New Factors Boost Dairyland Outlook
Rain over 12 hours marks a key shift for Green county dairy, as the agriculture department drops the August cheese set aside rule and reports record June milk output. President’s decontrol board may keep free market status after Aug 20, with May and June cheese buy conditions easing. Corn and oats forecasts improve amid high wage costs, yet labor remains scarce. Dairy optimism grows for late summer and autumn production.
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Green County
Agriculture Department
McKellar Wins Democratic Renomination in Tennessee Primary
Senator Kenneth D. McKellar, 77, secured renomination and a sixth term in Washington with about 159,790 votes to Carmack's 90,578 across Tennessee. The Crump-backed candidate dominated Shelby County Memphis with strong statewide support, as unofficial returns from most precincts tallied the results.
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Nashville
Kenneth D. McKellar
Washington
Edward H. Crump
Shelby County
Memphis
McKellar
Edward War Carmack
Carmack
Byron Johnson
John R. Neal
Herman H. Ross
Birthday St. Clare Hospital Records Largest Baby
The seventh birthday observance at Birthday St. Clare Hospital also logged its largest birth to date. A daughter born at 4 05 p m to Mr and Mrs Raymond Fey Monroe route 5 weighed 13 pounds 5 ounces. Both mother and baby are reported doing fine.
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St. Clare Hospital
Raymond Fey
Monroe Route 5
Polio Preparedness Inspecting Wisconsin Respirators
Palmer Daugs reports a statewide poliomyelitis preparedness effort inspecting and repairing lung respirators. Dr. Carl Neupert notes 33-cabinet hospital respirators suffice for ordinary needs and 25 foundation owned units could supplement if needed. The program spans multiple counties including Douglas Marathon Waushara La Crosse Washington Sheborgan Manitowoc Winnebago Outagamie Fond du Lac Marinette and Brown.
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Lake Mills
Wisconsin
Palmer Daugs
National Foundation For
Daugs
Carl N. Neupert
Douglas
Marathon
Waushara
la Crosse
Washington
Sheborgan
Manitowoc
Winnebago
Outagamie
Fond du Lac
Marinette
Brown
Neupert
Measles Mumps Flu and Polio Up in Wisconsin
The state board of health reports higher seven month totals in 1946 for measles mumps whooping cough influenza and poliomyelitis versus 1945. Measles 45307 vs 1668 mumps 14766 vs 12954 whooping cough 2760 vs 1813 influenza 2432 vs 710 polio 39 vs 9. Chickenpox and scarlet fever declined.
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Madison
State Board of Health
Wisconsin
Peace Conclave Defers Permanent Chair as Nations Clash
In Paris the rules committee of the European peace conference spent its first session arguing over a permanent chairman. Small states led by New Zealand favored rotating leadership among Britain United States France and Soviet Russia. Britain proposed electing Georges Bidault as permanent chairman by acclamation for a single chair, but Molotov recalled the room had agreed on rotation.
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Paris
New Zealand
Britain
United States
France
Soviet
Russia
Hector MacNeil
Georges Bidault
V. M. Molotov
Goodland Attacks Outlaws as Campaign Ad Violence
Wisconsin Governor Walter S Goodland denounces lavish campaign spending and moblike political tactics while predicting foes will use lies and intimidation. He cites billboards literature radio ads and paid organizers as evidence of a corrupt bid for power. He urges voters to question integrity and independence in any candidate tied to money masters.
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Madison
Walter S. Goodland
Specia
Chicago
Goodland
Wisconsin
Truman veto sustains tidelands bill
The House sustained President Truman's veto of the tidelands bill, effectively killing the legislation. A second item notes Associate Justice Robert Jackson's return from Nuremberg and reluctance to discuss resuming Supreme Court duties amid prior criticism of Justice Hugo Black.
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Washington
House
Truman
Justce
Robert Jackson
Nuernberg
Supreme Court
Hugo Black
Rain totals surpass June July in Green county two month span
A heavy rain last night and today topped 2.44 inches in Green county, exceeding totals for June and July. The downpour aided corn and pastures and set ideal conditions for the 92nd county fair with clearing skies expected tonight. Monroe reported scattered showers and a cool down, but fair weather outlook remained for the final days of the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
Country Club
Monroe
Junior Fair Dairy Honors Shared by Frances Rufi and Others
Dairy judging distributed honors across Holstein and Brown Swiss classes with Frances Rufi highlighted in Purebred Holsteins and Howard Voegeli Paul Marsh and Marjorie Schmid sharing Brown Swiss wins. Over 150 cattle entered, marking a record dairy division turnout.
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Frances Rufi
Voegeli, Marsh and Schmid
Howard Voegeli
Paul, Marsh
Marjorie Schmid
Monroe
Gary Malkow
Brodhead
Eloise King
Albany
William B. Norton
Juda
Betty Timm
Donald Timm
Peter Graber Jr
Monticello
Charles Dickson
Browntown
Norman Gruenewald
Frances Ruff
Roger Norton
Ruth Foulker
Mary Timm
Kenneth
Norton
William Pfisterer
New Glarus
Heifer
Cow
Paul Marsh
Burgys Win Most Horse Titles at Green County Fair
The 92nd Green County Fair judging continues with cattle and swine entries, while Burgys again lead in horse shows. Percheron classes crown Burgy and Hartwig horses with multiple top placements, including stallions, mares, and get of sire.
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Green County
Jacob Burgy
Albion Jaegerlehner
Search Cheese Co
Blanchardville
John Rechsteiner
North Prairie
Blue Mounds
Limburger
Walter Minnig
Silver & Lewis
Monticello
Rudolph Speich
Grinnell
Monroe
Department A
William Legler
Brooklyn
J. Burgy
Will F. Hartwig
Hartwig
Burgy
Wilson Rote
Arleieh Frautschy
William MecGranahan
Arevle
Frautschy
McGranahan
Henry Pick
Burey
Rote
Buregy
Loan to Rep May Tied to Garsson, Not Repaid
Elisha Walker, partner in Kuhn Loeb, testified he lent $5,000 in 1941 to Rep. Andrew J. May at Murray Garsson’s request and has not received repayment. Walker discussed the matter with Senator Mead, and May said the note was an accommodation to Garsson with a renewal to be paid soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Elisha Walker
New York
Kuhn Loeb
Mead
D-Ny
Andrew J. May
D-Ky
Murray Garsson
Walker
Senate War Investigating Committee
May
Green County Fair Opens With Record Crowds Despite Rain
Opening day attendance neared a record before a heavy rain cut evening crowds yet harness racing drew a mid size turnout. Total paid admissions reached 2 350, season tickets sold set a new high, and the grandstand filled for day and night shows.
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Green County Fair
Will A. Brown
W. R. Schuetze
WLS
Arlie Frost
Clown Cop MC Steals Show at Fair Amphitheater
A clown police officer acts as master of ceremonies before races, wearing a uniform with naval lieutenant stripes sergeant chevrons captain bars and a stoplight badge. He directs the Monroe high pep band under Allan F. Barnard, keeping the crowd engaged during lulls. Scouts anticipate Arctic sleeping bags and the Zeta chapter dairy bar supports the midway.
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Monroe High
Allan F. Barnard
New Stand Erected For Track Meet Officials Sit In New Platform
Judges timers starter and race secretary Mrs Nelle Cunningham sit in a newly built double deck stand across from the amphitheater rather than in the grandstand as in prior years. The stand was hastily assembled yesterday forenoon.
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Nelle Cunningham
Gladioli Exhibit Wins Top Ribbon Despite Class Mix Up
Outstanding display in floral hall features Sam Hoesly's group of gladioli in rare sizes and colors. His bouquet contrasts with others and earns the high ribbon before ruling that the exhibitor belonged to the professional class. Hoesly also operates a field of choice glads and cut 50 dozen this morning.
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Sam Hoesly
Hoesly
Scouts Help Run Fair Duties At Local Grounds
Boys of the U S Grant Council and American Boy Scouts volunteer daily patrols along the fair fences and assist with tasks around the grounds. Their display this year features a hands on exhibit demonstrating troop service and community involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Grant Council
American Boy Scouts
Bank Officials Attend Fair Races at Midday
Employees from First National and Commercial and Savings Bank gathered at the fair this afternoon as banking hours were shortened to close at 12 noon so staff could enjoy races and amphitheater exhibits.
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First National and Commercial and Savings Bank
Musical chair class draws crowds at ning races fair
A chair game held yesterday in front of the amphitheater drew strong crowd interest. Fair directors plan to repeat the musical chair activity each afternoon due to its popularity.
Two Brodhead Boys Missed Bus After Fair Night Rescue
Two Brodhead youths aged 12 and 14 spent the day at the fair and lingered for late entertainment. After missing their bus home, George Armstrong of the Green County highway police arranged after midnight transportation back to Brodhead.
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Fraunfelders
Fraunfelder
Switzerland
WLS
Wisconsin
Green County
Brodhead
George Armstrong
Rail Reorganization Plan Recommended for Wisconsin Central
Examiners Homer H. Kirby and Harvey H. Wilkinson urged the Interstate Commerce Commission to approve a reorganization plan for the Wisconsin Central railway. The proposal would reduce capitalization to 47,175,664 dollars from 71,860,578 dollars, excluding 18,088,440 dollars in accrued and unpaid interest.
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Washington
Homer H. Kirby
Harvey H. Wilkinson
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wisconsin Central Railway
Serys Mark Golden Anniversary With Plane Trip
Adolph and Mrs Serys celebrate fifty years of marriage with a Muskegon visit and a Lake Michigan flight to honor their milestone. The Monroe couple, long associated with barbering, live at Byers court and have a son Ralph Levy.
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Adolph Sery
13Th Street
Milwaukee
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Muskegon
Mich
Ralph Sery
Sery
Monroe
San Antonio
Knipschild
Lura Baird
Adolph Levy
Eddie
John Baird
J. A. Beicher
Grace Lutheran Church
Clinton Street
Monroe High School
Dynamic Kernels of Wheat Pay Off in Michigan Field
Adrian Michigan reports the culmination of a six year project on dynamic kernels inspired by biblical verse. The final harvest yielded 66 560 bushels from a single cubic inch planting. The event, attended by about 10 000 people at Lenawee County Fairgrounds, included 176 participating farmers and a 6 650 bushel tithe to aid Europe’s starving millions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrian, Mich
Europe
Lenawee County
Young men killed in highway crash outside Rock Branch
Guthrey Barnes 17 of Rockford and hitchhiker Harold Burr 17 of Rockford died when struck by a truck on U S highway 20 just east of Rock Branch Iowa. Driver David Weisenberger of Sioux City faces fatal accident implications.
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Sioux City
Guthrey Barnes
Rockford
David Weisenberger
U. S. Highway 20
Rock Branch
Harold E. Burr
Barnes
Freemont
Neb
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