Cheese Leaders Named to Head Wisconsin Cheese Producers Unit
James E. Ula of Blanchardville was elected president of the Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association at its 23rd annual stockholders meeting. He succeeds John J. Burke, Darlington, who rotates off due to membership rules. Wilbert Strahm Monticello was named vice president. Galli retained as secretary treasurer and manager. George Hillery Seymour was named director. several directors were re elected. The meeting noted one of the smallest attendances due to weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Ula
Blanchardville
Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger, Cheese Producers Association
John J. Burke
Darlington
Burke
Wilbert Strahm
Monticello
Ala. G. Fred Galli
George Hillery
Seymour
Lefayette County
Victor
Hendrickson
Willis
Wittwer
Belleville
William Lauper
Hollandale
Ray T. Sil‘ Ver
Strahm
Ula
Frank
Deininger
Monroe
Dale Merriam
Farm Bureau
E. G. Robbins
Chicago
Armour and Co
Association
Lafayette County
Georgean Reasa
Albany
Green County
Kaestner Henze Change Setup in Mt Horeb Firms
A. E. Henze announces dissolution of Kaestner Henze Co partnership in Mt Horeb and a Jan 1 formation of Mt Horeb Cold Storage Co owned by Henze and Fred W Kaestner. Kaestner retires from cheese work. Henze runs cold storage. old cheese business becomes Henze Cheese Co with Henze sole owner. All employees retained.
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Kaestner Henze Co
Mt. Horeb
A. E. Henze
Fred W Kaestner
Mt. Horeb Cold Storag Co
Kaestner
New York
Henze
Henze Cheese Co
Slippery Roads Trigger Multiple Green County Crashes
Dozens of weekend traffic incidents were blamed on slick highways and frost with more snow and freezing rain forecast near the Illinois border. No serious injuries were reported though several cars and trucks skidded or left the road, including collisions on Highways 69 59 and 11 81 near Monroe and Beatrice Nebraska.
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Green County
Ilinois
Highway 69
Everett Miller Farm
Harry J. Krebs
14Th Avenue
Howard Lausch
Route 4
Monroe
Highway 59
Ray Voegely
R. H. Fulton Co
Vernon C. Mulanax
Beatrice
Neb
Eugene Fay Farmer
Janesville
Janet Kramer
Stephen Ernest Waldron
Salt Lake City
Utah
T Altman
David Lawrence Poff
Walter Schilt
Clifford J. Erickson
Kurt , Schwager
21St Avenue
Haberman Hill
Elkhorn
TenEyck Fruit Farm
Don Randall
Joseph L. Kessenich
29Th Avenue
Norma L. Mulanax
15Th Avenue
18Th Street
Clara B. Theiler
14Th Street
Enoch E. Huston
21St Street
12Th Street
18Th Avenue
Cheese gift lands at Ft. Lewis from Wisconsin
Members of the 32nd Division received nearly a ton of Wisconsin cheese sent by the Wisconsin Cheese Foundation. The shipment included cheddar brick Swiss and provolone with two 200-pound wheels showcased in Tacoma before being trucked to Fort Lewis.
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T. Lewis
Wash. W
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Cheese Foundation
Tacoma
Ft. Lewis
Ohio woman questions Swiss cheese pricing at meeting
Mrs. Alice Grossniklaus of Wilmot Ohio pressed issues on pricing grades and market structure at the 28th annual Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association gathering. She urged unified grading and pricing based on milk marketing trends, and urged cross state cooperation despite distances and industry tensions.
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Alice Grossniklaus
Wilmot
Federated Ohio
Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association
Galli
New York
Ohio
Cleveland
Renk to Refuse No 2 Ticket Spot
MADISON wapur stenk of Sun Prairie a first announced candidate for the 1962 Republican nomination for governor says he is not interested in bidding for anything but the state's top elective office. In a statement mailed from his Sun Prairie farm home today Renk said he had been told he might seek the lieutenant governor nomination. He noted this suggestion came among hundreds of letters received.
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Madison
Wapur Stenk
Sun Prairie
Sun Prairie Farm
Renk
Beloit Man Henry O Daehlin 95 Passes In Nursing Home
Henry O Daehlin 95 longtime Beloit resident formerly of Woodford and Wiota Township died after a brief illness in Wagner nursing home. Born November 16 1866 in Hadeland Norway he immigrated to the United States in 1883 settling in Green County. He married Anna Wang Anderson in 1891 and farmed in Wiota Township until 1942 then moved to Beloit and worked in defense. He served as town chairman and assessor for three terms, was secretary of East Viota Lutheran church for 40 years and a member of Co H Monroe. He helped complete the East Viota centennial history and designed a two ton granite monument in 1936. He authored historical articles about the American flag. Survivors include two sons.
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Henry O. Daehlin
Crane Avenue
Beloit
Woodford-Wiota
Wagner Nursing Home
Mr. Daehlin
Hadeland
Norway
Ole
Ingborg Daehlin
United States
Green County
Anna Wang Anderson
East Wiota
Arabat Ludlow
Nettie Copeland
Daehlin
East Viota
First Year Weighed Kennedy Appraisals Show Wide Division
Washington report finds mixed views on John F Kennedy after a year in office. Supporters praise his leadership overall with Cuba cited as a notable failure. Critics argue the New Frontier is floundering and point to stalled or compromised legislation.
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Kennedy
Arthur Edson
Washington
John F. Kennedy
White House
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Cuba
Why the Chimes Rang One-Act Christmas Play by Junior High
The junior high presents Why the Chimes Rang with two showings Wednesday in the auditorium. Cast includes Robert Pluss Holger Robert Tschudy Steen Richard Pulkra bek Bertel Marion Maurer old woman Frederick Lanz minister Vicki Neuberger organist Kristin Brugger chimes Kay Olm angel. Cadet Band performs holiday pieces and Gunsmoke theme. Adapted from Raymond McDonald Alden story. Two scenes in a woodchopper hut and a cathedral.
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Robert Pluss
Holger
Robert Tschudy
Steen
Richard Pulkrabek
Bertel
Marion Maurer
Frederick Lanz
Vicki Neuberger
Kristine Brugger
Kay Olm
Ann Bauman
Sara Warfel
Hans Bernet
Steven Martin
David Carr
Elizabeth Apthorp McFadden
Raymond McDonald Alden
Eichmann Convicted by Jerusalem Tribunal
In a 300 page judgment the three judges ruled Adolf Eichmann an important cog in Hitler's machinery for destroying the Jews and found him guilty of unspeakable crimes. The verdict may lead to a death sentence by gallows. The panel of three judges led the four month trial.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Adolf Eichmann
Gestapo
Eichmann
Hitler
Peace Bomb Backfires as Scientists Study First Peaceful Blast
In New Mexico scientists report 70 percent success in gathering data from the underground atomic explosion meant for peaceful uses. A radioactive cloud escaped but caused no identifiable injuries or damage, though fallout briefly hindered observers. The test aimed to learn how a peaceful nuclear detonation behaves and what it reveals about civilian applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sbad
N.M
Court verdict upsets Killian conviction ruling
The Supreme Court affirmed John J. Killian’s 1952 Milwaukee false affidavit conviction but ordered a Chicago district court hearing on whether statements to the FBI by informer Michael J. Ondrejka should have been produced. The same decision also struck down Florida’s public school loyalty oath and overturned sit-in arrests in Baton Rouge.
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Washington
Preme
John J. Killian
Milwaukee
High Tribunal
U.S. District Court
Chicago
Killian
District Court
FBI
Michael J. Ondrejka
National Labor Relations Board
United Electrical Workers
Allen-Bradley Co
Florida
Stewart
David Walton Cramp Jr
Orange County
Fla
Cramp
Baton Rouge
Warren
Milwaukee meetings mark court reorganization progress
Monroe judge L. Elmer returned Saturday after attending Milwaukee events with judges and lawyers. He joined sessions to acquaint court officers with reorganized procedures and a Milwaukee Bar Association sponsored meeting. John H. Walter also attended a Wednesday court reorganization session.
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el. moger_L. Elmer
Monroe
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Bar Associations
John H. Walter
Wisconsin Governor presses for rapid tax solution in 1961 session
Governor Nelson called a two week deadline for the 1961 Wisconsin Legislature to resolve tax difficulties or pursue a deficit measure. He would address a joint session at 4 p.m. urging quick completion, warning a 3 percent general sales levy could be considered, while vowing not to sign any revised bill on 30P lines.
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Madison
Nelson
Wisconsin
State Assembly
Republian
Property Group Opens Bids Here
The city property committee voted to recommend accepting a $500 bid from Blumer Construction Co. to move the Jenny home for lot expansion north of Monroe Sales Co. The same board will propose accepting a $1,110 bid from French's Trucking Co. for the barn and Dobbs property lot. No bid for the house. it will be rented. A bid on two south parcels may come from Hazel Office Supply Co. owned by Mr and Mrs OLn E. Flisram, Sixth Ward alderman.
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Blumer Construction Co
Jenny
Monroe Sales Co
Blumer Co
French’s Trucking Co
Dobbs
Rex N. Byler
Iits
Hazel Office Supply Co
Oln E. Flisram
Flisram
aSixth Ward
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Alice
Robert Milke
Cheese Foundation
Stricken
Wiota Churchman
Kenroe
Congress
Roger Elmer
Property Group
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