Raw Milk Cheese Hold Rule Won't Hurt Monroe Area
A federal rule requiring a 60 day holding period for raw milk cheese before sale takes effect in six months. Local leaders say Monroe area cheese operations face little disruption as shipping can occur to warehouses during the hold. Limburger and other unpasteurized varieties face more impact, but none are produced locally.
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Federal Food and Drug Administration
Monroe Area
Food and Drug Agency
Don McDowell
State Department of Agriculture
Madison
Teachers Praise Successful County Workshop Session
Education officials report strong turnout at the Green County Normal school workshop with 70 attendees. A follow up conservation tour to LaCrosse experimental station is planned for Saturday and the Sept 15 fall institute in the county courthouse will include a high school session.
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LaCrosse
Court House
Maurice Quinn
Quinn
Ruth Schlicher
Green County Normal School
Nick Calabresa
Monroe City System
Margaret Baker
Margaret Morris
Physi
Eastern College of Oregon
LaGrand
Ore
John
Dick Prien
Karen
Richard Albright
Tommy
Diane Fritz
Jerry Holcomb
Judy Germann
Judy Moore
Frederick
Rhea Schadt
David Babler
Calabresa
Ralph Stauffacher
Mary Ann
James Erickson
Joyce Kubly
Adele Ortmayer
Madison
Myron E. Jeglum
Truman appoints Donnelly to Austria post
President Truman named Walter J. Donnelly minister and high commissioner for Austria. Donnelly was serving as ambassador to Venezuela prior to the appointment.
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Austria
Washington
Truman
Walter J. Donnelly
Donnelly
Venezuela
Cool Weather Persists as Corn Outlook Sees Benefits
Cooler temperatures despite a 82 degree noontime high, with a 21 hundredth inch of rain from yesterday’s showers. A cold front lingers in the north while federal forecaster H. J. Thompson notes only a brief cold snap ahead. Warm spells improve corn conditions with some stalks reported firing in the county.
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Mercury
H. J. Thompson
Milwaukee
Obituary of Victor A Olson Brodhead carpenter
Victor Alvin Olson 45 of Brodhead, a 20 year carpenter, died at 5 30 yesterday in St. Clare hospital after a 10 week illness. Born March 8 1905 in Spring Valley township Rock county he was married July 24 1929 in Minneapolis to Avis R Olson. Survived by widow mother three brothers Arthur Selmer and Marion and sister Mrs Ellsworth Wade. Services Saturday at Bethlehem Lutheran church with Rev Marcus S Lewis and Rev Leon Holm officiating. Burial in Greenwood cemetery.
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Brodhead
Victor Alvin Olson
St. Clare Hospital
Mr. Olson
Spring Valley Township
Rock County
Ben
Anna Freeman Olson
Minneapolis
Avis R. Olson
Arthur
Northfield
Minn
Selmer
Marion
Ellsworth Wade Wauwatosa
Dewey
Everson Funeral Home
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Marcus S. Lewis
West Luther Valley Church
Olson
Leon Holm
Bethlehem Lutheran
Greenwood Cemetery
Rain Dampens 35th Trask Picnic Attendance Record
The 35th Trask bridge park event in northern Illinois drew an estimated 50 000 attendees before a mid afternoon rainstorm reduced late attendance. It marked the second consecutive year with showers and only the fourth time in 25 years rain fell during the festival. About 15 000 cars occupied 45 acres of parking near the grove 11 miles northwest of Rockford by mid afternoon.
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Trask Bridge
Illinois
Trask
Grove
Rockford
Second Edgerton Man Dies in Korea Fighting
A second Edgerton soldier and the third in Rock County reported killed in action in Korea. Pfc. Lloyd Bosben, 20, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bosben of Edgerton Route 1, was killed in action July 15. The Bosbens’ son Charles Leonard died in World War II in 1943 in North Africa, and two other sons served in that war. Lloyd was due home in July.
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Edgerton
Rock County
Korea
Lloyd Bosben
Carl Bosben
Route 1
Bosbens
Charles Leonard
North Africa
Lloyd
Truman Declares Rail Strike Unplanned After Assurance
President Truman denounced a nationwide railroad strike as sudden and uncalled for saying assurances from both unions and management came within an hour before the walkout. He indicated a later statement and did not rule out seizure. The strike was set for 6 a.m. next Monday by the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and the Order of Railway Conductors.
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Washington
Truman
Mr. Truman
Brotherhood of
Order of Railway Conductors
White House-Span
Canada Mail Shipment Rates Announced by Monroe Post Office
The Monroe post office announced a restriction on mail shipments to Canada with letters postcards parcels and merchandise packages including medicines to be charged at surface or air mail rates.
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Canada
Monroe Post Office
Rail unions threaten nationwide strike amid wage dispute
The wage and hours dispute involves about 300000 rail workers including 40000 conductors and 225000 train men. Truman previously seized lines in 1946 and 1948 to stop walkouts. An emergency board recommended a 40-hour week with pay for yard workers and a small raise, while denying a pay boost for train service men.
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Truman
Mr. Truman
Congress
Army
T. Alan Goldsborough
Canada
North America
First State Rural Health Parley Set
Wisconsin will host its first statewide rural health conference September 22 23 in Green Lake presided by Dr M W Stuessy executive committee chairman The conference is sponsored by the state medical society and about 50 farm health government and civic groups Stuessy will welcome attendees at the opening general assembly and attend the national country life convention in St Paul as resource personnel for rural health and safety He will speak September 23 to the 4 H health camp on Working Together for Better Health.
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Wisconsin
Green Lake
M. W. Stuessy
State Medical Society
Stuessy
Northern Baptist Assembly
National Country Life Convention
St. Paul
Amateur Show Eliminations Set for Cheese Day Preview
The public gets its first chance to enter on Sunday as 91 acts contend at the high school auditorium for 20 spots in the Cheese Day preview program on Sept 8. Eliminations begin at 1 pm with 62 acts, then 29 more in the evening. judging by electric applause meters, each act limited to five minutes or one number.
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John J. Burkhard
Monroe
Albany
Beaver Dam
Beloit
Benton
Black Earth
Boscobel
Brodhead
Browntown
Clarno
Cottage Grove
Blanchardville
Darlington
Evansville
Janesville
Juda
Gratiot
Madison
Lancaster
New Glarus
Mt. Horeb
Elizabeth
Freeport
Lena
McConnell
Red Oak
Dakota
Stockson
Kaneville
Ill
Alpha Zeta Chapter
Cheese Day plans advance with 16 days left
Cheese Day, Inc. directors outlined final arrangements for the Sept. 9 celebration. Sixteen days remain as 60,000 Swiss, limburger and brick sandwiches are prepared at the Swiss Colony plant and kept refrigerated for distribution at four stands around the court house park. A two mile Pioneer Salute parade will feature eight open automobiles and 24 participants with a noon meeting at the armory and a planned official photo.
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Cheese Day, Inc
D. A. Crandall
Fred Feutz Jr
Swiss Colony
Court House Square
Crandall
Court House Park
Luis H. Kohli
Rodney O. Kittelsen
Russell W. Prien
Pioneer Salute
Fred Marty
Pioneer
Red Cross
Fred Glauser
Monroe
C. S. Pierce
Brodhead
Conrad Stauffacher
Monticello
Moose name leader nominated as supreme governor
Oliver S Twist of Philadelphia has been nominated to succeed Willis Donley of Menominee Wis as supreme governor of the Loyal Order of Moose. Nomination is tantamount to election.
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MOOSE
Chicago
Oliver S. Twist
Philadelphia
of the Loyal Order of Moose
Willis Donley
Menomonie
Wis
Father Attacks Son With Drill. Child Critical in Danbury
Danbury Connecticut. A 36 year old father Joseph Korczynski sr admitted using a drill press to pierce his four and a half year old son Joey Korczynski’s chest. Surgeons said the 3/16 inch drill bit narrowly missed the heart and the boy remained in extreme danger. Joey regained consciousness in an oxygen tent and cried for his father. The father was jailed in Bridgeport awaiting assault with intent to murder charges after police found the boy pinned to a drill press at Fox Hill Inn Ridgefield.
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Danbury
Conn
Joey Korczynski
Danbury Hospital
Joseph Korczynski Sr
Bridgeport
Joey
Fox Hill Inn
Ridgefield
Joan
Louis Marchese
Leo F. Carroll
Malik's Stalling Delays U N Korean War Action
Malik heads into the fourth week of his UN Security Council presidency with a strategy to stall decisive action on Korea. He proposes measures unlikely to pass, refuses to seat South Korea’s representative, and counters with plans to seat North Korea and Red China or to denounce US bombing. Observers question whether these maneuvers influence the Asian mind ahead of Sir Gladwyn Jebb’s Sept. 1 chairing. The council plans two meetings this week with little expected progress.
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South Korea
Malik
U. S
Britain
Sir Gladwyn Jebb
Russia
Jebb
Wisconsin Swiss cheese market shows weak demand
Wisconsin domestic Swiss cheese market weak with very light demand and low selling prices. state assembly points list brand 41-43, grade B 37-40, grade C 35-38. Wisconsin American cheese market steady with light trade and demand. selling prices range 34-35 for single daisies, longhorns, and square prints 34-38.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Linden Pair Drown In Kendall Lake Accident
Avoca Wisconsin reports Ernest Holmes and Clifford Bartel, both Linden residents, drowned when their fishing boat capsized on Kendall Lake in Iowa County yesterday.
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Avoca
Wis
Ernest Holmes
Clifford Bartel
Linden
Kendall Lake
Iowa County
South Koreans Claim Dean Died From Wounds
South Koreans thought Maj. Gen. William F. Dean died of battle wounds and was buried by locals after escaping Taejon. No official confirmation exists. Dean is still listed as missing in action since July 22. Alternate tale cites a sheltering family and North Korean fear of reprisals.
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Tokyo
William F. Dean
Dean
Taejon
Korea
Pyongyang
Old-Time Makers Rallying for Parade
Twenty four cheese makers notified Fred Marty they will attend Cheese Day ceremonies. Seven more have not replied. Confirmed participants include John Burkhard sr Mike Dahler Gottfried Aeschlimann Fred Burkhalter sr Jacob Schuetz Christ Witliner Fred Marty Carl Marty Joe Altmann and others from Wisconsin Illinois and Chicago. Inquiries sent to additional makers active before 1901 invited to join. All meet Cheese Day at 12 15 at the armory.
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Fred Marty
Marty
John Burkhard Sr
Mike Dahler
Gottfried Aeschlimann
Fred Burkhalter Sr
Jacob Schuetz
Christ Witlner
Carl Marty
Joe Altmann
Monroe
Fred Wuethrich
Rice Lake
Robert Hermann
Chetek
Joseph Huber
Argyle
Carl Frehner
Enfield
Minn
Rudy Lehnherr
Blanchardville
Ben Roder
Chicago
Fred Steinmann
Milwaukee
Gottlieb Marty
Madison
Gottfried Gottier
Jacob Fluekiger
Brodhead
John Meier Sr
Monticello
Jacob Lauper
Woodford
Ernest Schuerch
Rock City
Ill
Jacob Altmann
Arpin
Wis
New Lights Installed In Downtown Beloit
Downtown Beloit begins switching to mercury vapor street lamps with reduced standards. Overhead wiring is removed and redirected via sidewalk conduits. Project aims to finish by October 1.
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Beloit
U S 25th Placed On Alert in New Southern Thrusts
U S 25th infantry moves to Masan area as North Korean columns push toward Taegu in a new southern thrust. Air forces bomb and strafed the advancing units while U S and South Korean troops contest Sobuk ridge near Masan amid shifting fronts and high casualties. General Collins and Admiral Sherman visited the warfront, reporting a close shave with red fire.
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U.S. 25Th
Pusan
Taegu
Masan
U. S
Sobuk Ridge
Masan Port
Lambert
Tagsu
U. S. Army
J. Lawton Collins
Yorean
Tokyo
Lt. Ault Cleared for Short Army Examination Tour
Lt. Daniel Ault, 16th Street, on three days of active duty with the Army Signal Corps for physical examinations only. He reported to Milwaukee for examinations with release from active duty planned Saturday. He will revert to inactive status after the three days. Ault serves in the United Telephone Co engineering department.
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Daniel L. Ault
16Th Street
Army Signal Corps
Milwaukee
Ault
United Telephone Co
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Institute Next
Victor A. Olson
Sored
Berlin
Liberty Bell
Berlin City Hall
West Berlin
U.S
Lucius D. Clay
American “Aid
U.N
Kendall
Hideaway
Russell Brines
Tom Lambert
Kim Tl Sung
Japan
Korean Central
General Collins
Adm
Forrest P. Sherman
U. S. Navy
Daniel Ault
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