Benson outlines long range farm program in 1956 bid
The editorial lauds Secretary Benson for remaining a front line defender of agriculture. He spoke to Republican leaders outlining a long term constructive program to raise farm incomes, reject one shot remedies, and critique Brannan era and quack remedies. He warned price supports trace to war prices and cautioned parties against claiming credit for wartime profits.
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Benson
Gempees
Gosling
Brannan
West Germany Rejects Soviet Talks Over German Reunification
Foreign Minister Von Brentano warned Moscow that normal relations with the Soviet Union are impossible while it blocks German reunification. He ruled out bilateral Bonn Moscow deals and dismissed Molotov’s push for a Western split, asserting West Germany will not compromise its freedom.
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Adenauer
von Brentano
Russia
Germany
Soviet Russia
Bonn
Geneva
Molotov
West Germany
Hitler
von Ribbentrop
Heya
Muni Returns to Inherit the Wind on Broadway
Paul Muni returned to his starring role in Inherit the Wind after a three month break for eye surgery. He left the cast August 29 when an eye tumor necessitated removal of his eye. In Brodhead, Ernest Kaderly purchased the Chris Blatter Estate house. Mrs. Ross Connor joined the Brodhead teaching staff yesterday and will live there with her two children.
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Munt
New York
Paul Muni
Muni
Brodhead
Ernest Kaderly
Chris Blatter
Ross Connor
Chilren
Monroe area reports rise in motor vehicle accidents
A decade old Monroe record shows motor car accidents increased in the past month with a total of 16 for November. Federal dairy feed payments to Green County farmers total 491677.86 for July 1 to Oct 1, per the county AAA office. Mrs. George B. McLean dies in Alhambra at 91. Perry Albright, 80, dies in Racine. International tribunal leaders blamed as murderers and robbers for breaking the world’s peace.
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Monroe
Green County
AAA
George B. McLean
Ella Sutherland
Alhambra
Calif
Perry Albright
Racine
British Commonwealth
Wiley Seeks USDA Action on Swiss Cheese Relief Plan
Senator Alexander Wiley conferred with USDA officials seeking relief for the local Swiss cheese industry through government purchases of grinder-grade Swiss at 30 cents a pound under Section 32. Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association notified, but no word on a policy meeting or timing. industry expects no purchases before spring marketing.
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Alexander Wiley
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Sen. Wiley
G. Fred Galli
Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association
USDA
Washington
Indicious
Idustry
Swiss Cheese Makers Face Unfair Policy Pressures
The article argues that current government support prices favor butter powder over cheese, especially Swiss cheese, which is largely farmer owned. It notes factory closures, grinder grade surpluses, and demand shifts. Wisconsin Swiss industry proposes standby policy to buy grinder grade Swiss at 30 cents per pound during shortages to protect farmer milk returns.
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Cients
United States Department of Agriculture
Wisconsin
SCI
Swiss Cheese Aid Plans Foresee Government Purchases
SCI outlines how processed cheese for school lunch and military aid would be sourced under Public Law 320. It notes limited grinder-grade stock, swift government action to stabilize a distressed market, and voices optimism after meetings with Roy Lennartson. Robert Marty and Ed Hamilton conveyed gratitude for attentive discussion.
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SCI
Robert Marty
Ed Hamilton
Roy Lennartson
Miss Dunphy Embarks On First Trip Abroad
Miss Dunphy, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Dunphy of rural Albany, begins her first overseas journey after spending eight months in Switzerland with the Zimmermans.
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Zimmermans
Switzerland
Miss Dunphy
Frank Dunphy
Albany
Accordion Recital by Carol's Studio This Sunday
Students from Carol's Accordion Studio perform a free recital in Turner Hall Sunday at 2 2pm. Novelty numbers solos and pieces by A and B bands highlight the program with many listed participants. Carol Jensen teaches the studio.
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Carol
Accordion Studio
Turner Hall
Linda Baker
Janet Miller
Larry Stubbe
David
Sheila Wolford
Ronald
Steve Holmes
Lanella
Cheryl Keeler
Marjorie Armstrong
Burton Wiltfang
Robert Laeser
Danel Counselman
Daryl Rupnow
Thomas Kuebli
Richard Mahikuch
Trudy Reim
William Donovan
Karen Keister
Carol Jensen
Albany Women Sail For Europe On SS United States
Dolores Dunphy and another Albany woman sailed at noon on the SS United States for Europe. They flew Milwaukee to New York City yesterday with return reservations for January 21. Miss Zimmerman of Albany visits relatives in Switzerland. this is her second trip, traveling with her mother and Adolph Zimmerman Jr. to Switzerland when she was two.
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Hs Seo Uetmune Euumnersnal
Dolores Dunphy
Albany
United States
Europe
Milwaukee
New York City
Miss Zimmerman
Adolph Zimmerman
Switzerland
Adolph Jr
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