Open house at Creamery and Cheese Co op showcases new plants
Creamery and North Side Swiss Cheese Co op hold an open house Saturday from 9 am to 4 pm at the west side of the Madison road bridge. Monroe Dairy expects butter output to exceed a million pounds this year under founder A S Myers. The firms, formed by A S Myers Helen R Myers Russell J Myers Jr, move to new quarters after transferring cheese operations from north of the IC tracks in May 1946. Alfred A and Werner Sulzer are cheese makers for the co op. John Deininger is president of the co op. Fred R Kuckuck is head butter maker since 1931.
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Meenroe Dairy Co
Swiss Cheese Co-op
Madison Road Bridge
Monroe
A. S. Yers
Green County
Myers
Monroe Dairy
A. S. Myers
Helen R. Myers
Russell J
Archie Myers Jr
Andrew Sulzer and Sons
Alfred A. and
Werner
John Deininger
Fred R. Kuckuck
Chicago Lawyers Launch War Fraud Suits Over Damages
Two Chicago attorneys Henry A Kleba and Harold R Love filed a U S district court qui tam suit seeking 2 525 072 dollars in damages against American Machine and Metals Inc East Moline Illinois and several Minneapolis firms alleging they profited from fraudulent war contract claims Governor government recovery could yield a bounty for the citizen plaintiff The defendants listed include U S Hoffman Machinery Corp D W Onan and Sons Onan Foundation Northwest Automatic Products Griswold Signal West Manufacturing Micromatic Metals Lubricator and the GP Corp
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Peoria
U. S. District Court
Henry al Kleba
Harold R. Love
Chicago
Kileba and Love
American Machine and Metals, Inc
East Moline
Minneapolis
U. S. Hoffman Macinery, Corp
D. W. Onan and Sons, Inc
Onan Foundation, Inc
Northwest Automatic Products Corp
Griswold Signal Co
West Manufacturing Co
Monroe teen missing after night disappearance
A 17 year old Monroe farm boy has been missing since 10 30 p m yesterday. He left home on a maroon bicycle wearing a yellow T shirt a red and white flannel shirt and blue jeans with light brown crew cut hair. He weighs about 170 pounds. Police broadcast a radio item to locate him. Frankfurt reports more than 700 German students will attend American schools and universities this year at U S expense. The U S high commissioners office in Germany says the program aims to acquaint Germans with democracy and promote goodwill.
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Monroe
Frankfurt
U. S
Milwaukee reports first polio fatality and new cases
Five year old John Piotowski died from polio in Milwaukee marking the citys first fatality. Health Commissioner Dr E R Krumbiegel announced three additional polio cases in the same report.
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Milwaukee
John Piotowski
South View Hospital
E. R. Krumbiegel
Decorah Kilts Drill Corps Rated Top Junior Outfit
Decorah Junior Drum and Bugle corps, ages seven to fourteen, fields precise marching and bright music under Thurston Krome since 1933. Dressed in Scotch kilts, the group prepares for Cheese Day, arriving the morning of celebration. Uniforms cost about 45 dollars each. total equipment around 3500 dollars.
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Precision Artists
Decorah
le Casper
Iowa
Sons of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
Decorah Chamber of Commerce
Korean Children Winning GI's Over By Hal Boyle
The American army here is being captured almost against its will by a younger, more numerous force. The GI uses candy and gum to win favor with Korean children and their families, softening resistance as the march toward withdrawal continues.
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Korea
Calcutta
Casablanca
Sloth Extinction Doubt Roams South American Wilds
Scientists hesitate to dismiss the chance that the giant sloth, long deemed extinct, might persist in remote areas of South America, sparking renewed interest in its potential survival.
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South America
Net Farm Income Falls in 1950 Despite Stable Revenue
The agriculture department forecast for 1950 shows net farm income near 13.0 billion dollars, down 1.0 billion from 1949, while production expenses rise to 18.5 billion and gross income reaches 31.5 billion, about two percent below last year. Cash receipts from marketings are projected at 27.5 billion, the fourth largest U. S. total on record.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
U. S
Monticello Social Notes Chronicle Sunday Visits
Monticello society column lists gatherings and visits across Wisconsin towns. Families including Curtis, Veenie, Stauffer, Zeller, Lovell, Pagel, Becker, Blum, Escher, Disch and others spent Sundays with relatives in Madison Capron Iron River Warren and Monroe, with several callers and extended family events noted.
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Paul Veenie
Henry Carlson
Edgerton
Dickeyville
Buque Sunny
Conrad Stauffacher
Dorothy
Walter Zeller
Ruth
Rockton
Stauffachers
Zeller
Madison
Kenneth Lovell
Gary
Monroe
William Pagel
Clarence Elmer Jr
John Stauffey
Edward Becker
Capron
John G. Bluir
Harold J. Blum
Adam Schuler
Beth
Arthur Escher
Janice
Bernice Schneider
Joanne
Local Socials Report From Forreston And Nearby Towns
Mrs Kenneth Johnson and family from Pen ney and Dickie visited Forreston with Marty family members Marilyn and Patty Laeser in Monroe. Eddie Voegeli of Chicago stayed with his mother Mrs Rose B Voegeli. Donald Knobel and Phillip drove to Evansville to meet relatives. Bernard Biderman Dennis and Janice of Freeport visited Ida Schenk. Herbert Schenk family from Brooklyn visited. Ralph Pearsons from Detroit arrived to visit John and Mrs Elmer. F Voegels visited New Glarus. Archie Myers from Monroe called on Adam Schuler.
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Kenneth Johnson
Penney and Dickie
Platteville
Albert Marty
Marilyn Marty
Patty Laeser
Monroe
Forreston
Eddie Voegeli
Chicago
Rose B. Voegeli
Donald Knobel
Phillip
Evansville
Albert Knobel
C. M. Stauffer
Colorado
Bernard Biederman
Dennis
Janice
Freeport
Ida Schenk
Herbert Schenk
Brooklyn
Schenk
Ralph Pearsons
Detroit
Mich
John Elmer
F. W. Voegels
New Glarus
Peter S. Streiff
Archie Myers
Adam Schuler
Two Dead in Blast Set Off by Lightning
A lightning bolt traveled 430 feet along an underground wire and ignited five dynamite charges, killing two miners Harvey Reiner aged 32 from Donaldson and Harry Hartz aged 35 from Tremont in Pottsville Pennsylvania. They were working in an independent mine when the accident occurred.
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Pottsville
Harvey Reiner
Donaladson
Harry Hartz
Tremont
Kohler Attacks CD Policy Delay in Milwaukee Speech
Republican governor hopeful Walter J. Kohler derides President Truman over civil defense delays and Korea casualties. He cites Wisconsin progress, especially Milwaukee, and accuses the national administration of inaction. Wisconsin Democratic foe LaVern Disney touts the party’s world peace record in Racine.
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Associated Press
Walter J. Kohler
Truman
Milwaukee
Kohler
Korea
Wisconsin
LaVern R. Disney
Green Bay
U. S. Senate
Disney
House OKays Road Bill for $1.188 Billion Aid
The House passed a federal highway aid bill authorizing $1.188 billion for roads over two years starting July 1, 1951. The measure was approved after a Senate-House conference committee reconciled differing bills from both chambers.
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House
Senate-House
Dates for two farm short courses announced by UW official
J F Wilkinson farm short course director at the University of Wisconsin announced dates for two programs. A special short course in artificial breeding runs Sept 25 to Oct 6 open to anyone in training for artificial breeding. A cannery fieldmen's short course runs Nov 6 to 19 limited to men engaged in cannery work with a three year schedule.
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J. F. Wilkinson
University of Wisconsin
Camp to Close at Camp Hayward State Institution
Madison announces Camp Hayward a state institution for indigent men will close June 10 1951. Sawyer county center will accept no more residents as state department of public welfare ends intake.
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Madison
Hayward
State Department of Public Welfare
John W. Tramburg
Sawyer County
Blind hunter visits Wisconsin family for pheasant and deer hunting trip
Blind hunter Mr. Brees visits Mr. and Mrs. Disch in Monticello as he returns to Green county each fall for pheasant hunting and deer hunting yearly with the Brees family.
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Charles Brees
West Allis
Karl F. Disch
Monticello
Brees
Green County
Early wire photography Uses coded transmission attempt
The article describes an initial effort to send photographs by wire using a coded system that would combine to reproduce a fair likeness of the original image. It notes the challenge of translating visual detail into coded signals and the goal of achieving accurate reproduction.
Crime Inquiry Turns to Chicago
A U S senate committee on crime conditions moved its investigation to Chicago with subpoenas sought for about 30 individuals and 35 corporations. George S. Robinson led the effort assisted by the Cage Crime Commission, naming former Capone associates and firms in slot machine, race wire, liquor, beer, and juke box sectors.
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Chicago
U. S. Senate
George S. Robinson
Kefauver
Dtenn
Vo Cage Crime Commission
Robinson
Crime Commission
Old Capon’e Gang
Committee hearing probes records submission by served persons
A committee hearing notes that individuals being served must turn over their records to the committee. The process emphasizes mandatory disclosure and cooperation with the inquiry.
Servicemen May Vote In Fall Balloting
Secretary of State Fred R Zimmmerman instructs town and county clerks to ensure every armed forces elector can vote this fall. Ballots may be requested in any form including a post card and should be sent to the clerk of the serviceman’s listed original voting place.
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Secretary of
Fred R. Zimmerman
Graziano Freed After 19 Years In Traitor Nazi Case
Rome reports former Marshal Rodolfo Graziano, once named Mussolini’s successor, was released after serving a 19 year sentence for traitor and Nazi collaboration charges.
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Graziano
Rome
Rodolfo Graziano
Mussolini
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