Six Directors Renamed at Wisconsin Swiss Cheese Producers Meeting
At Turner hall the Wisconsin Swiss and Lim burger Cheese Producers association held its annual meeting. Four directors were re-elected and five resolutions passed unanimously covering oleomargarine quality program waste disposal legislative matters and advertising. Directors will meet to elect officers next Monday afternoon. Health experts discussed bovine disease control and Swiss cheese bacteria with follow up consultations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association
Turner Hall
M. H. Stauffacher
Monroe
John Fluckiger
Verona
John R. Chapman
South Wayne
Andrew Tschudy
Albert H. Stoldt
H. E. Thew
Madison
J. Hi. Burke
Darlington
William Lauper
Hollandale
Ray Silver
Monticello
Wisconsin
Fred Steckelberg
Steckelberg
Harold Calbert
College of Agriculture
Carl Piper
Fair Association Set to Elect Officers at Tuesday Meeting
Green County Agricultural Society and Mechanics Institute will hold its annual stockholders meeting tomorrow at the county courthouse. Officers likely to be nominated include Louis R. Wolle son of Monroe as president, Fred T. Burgy of Monticello as vice president, and William A. Brown of Monroe as secretary treasurer. Directors up for two year terms are Russell Prien and R. H. Schoonover of Monroe and Conrad Stauffacher of Monticello. Brown will present 1948 financials and a detailed report on fairgrounds improvements such as amphitheater seating, administration building updates, portable stall partitions, electrical work, Flora hall repairs, and barn improvements.
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Green County Agricultural Society and Mechanics Institute
County Court House
Louis R. Wolleson
Monroe
Fred T. Burgy
Monticello
William A. Brown
Russell Prien
R. H. Schoonover
Conrad Stauffacher
Prien
Schoonover
Stauffacher
Brest Hayes Onroe
August Lehnherr
Brodhead
Brown
Lower Temperatures To End Mild Weather
Mild weather prevailed in Green county today as winter is due next week. Cold air will arrive tonight and Tuesday with falling temperatures and occasional light snow. Monroe reached 42 degrees, Milwaukee 46, Madison 45, while Saturday night lows dropped to 34 and 31 in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
H. J. Thompson
Associated Press
Monroe
Milwaukee
Madison
President seeks $25,000 salary for cabinet officers
President Truman asks Congress to raise cabinet pay from 15000 to 25000 a year and to boost top official salaries. Budget Director James E Webb told a Senate subcommittee the overhaul aims to attract capable leaders, proposing 17500 to 22500 for under secretaries and similar roles.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
James E. Webb
Webb
Senate Post Office and
Civil Service
Mr. Truman
Five Die in Fire at Victoria Hotel Chicago
A flash blaze on the fifth floor of the seven story Victoria hotel in the Loop killed five people and injured twelve others. Deputy Fire Marshal Otto Dahl credited quick actions by two bellboys Sanders Davis and Rudolph Taylor who woke guests as alarms sounded through smoke. Victims include William James Keane 25 Eugene Oyler 48 Allan McCullough 40 both Chicago residents and sailors Richard W. Cline 18 from Xenia Ohio and Richard I. Alven 18 from Austin Minnesota.
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Chicago
Victoria
Loop District
Otto Dahl
Sanders Davis
Rudolph Taylor
William James Keane
Eugene Oyler
Allan McCullough
Richard W. Cline
Xenia, O
Richard I. Alven
Austin, Minn
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Beloit Driver Injured When Car Overturns on Highway 81
Louis Anderson of Beloit received minor cuts and bruises after his car rolled over on a curve at the Rock Greenwood county line on Highway 81. The vehicle struck a embankment on the left side, then overturned into a field.
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Louis Anderson
Beloit
Rock-Green County Line
Local Officials Attend Wisconsin Towns Association Rally
About 30 elected officials from Green County attended the first Wisconsin Towns Association convention at Portage. Chairman Clarence W. Loveland and John H. Kowaleski led a 1,000 delegate body in approving bylaws and resolutions to boost rural power and funds. The day featured debates on reapportionment, highway aid, and university governance, with a reporters ban briefly debated but then lifted.
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Green County
Wisconsin Towns Association
Portage
Clarence W. Loveland
Green County Board of Supervisors
John H. Kowaleski
Lake
Milwaukee County
State Senate
Senate
State Highway Commission
Boards of Regents of Normal Schools
University of Wisconsin
Association
State
Granville
December Draft Call Postponed By State Headquarters
State headquarters cancels the December draft call for Green County youths ordered to report for military training tomorrow morning. Mrs. Clara Ritter, selective service board clerk, announced the postponement and said registrants would be notified by long distance calls. All December inductees will report January 18 with the January quota to be announced in late December.
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Green County
Clara Ritter
Selective Service Board
Musicians Await Ban Lift for New Recordings
New York report says artists should stand by for an imminent end to the Petrillo recording ban expected tomorrow. The resumption will feature instrumentalists under a new five year contract with royalties funded to a union welfare fund managed by Samuel Rosenbaum, with the legality under Taft Hartley awaiting government approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Afl-American Federation of Musicians
James C. Petrillo
Petrillo
Samuel R. Rosenbaum
Philadelphia
Costa Rica appeals for Inter American aid after attack
Costa Rica asks for help under the Rio pact to repel an invasion. Nicaragua is accused of backing the assault by 200 to 1,000 men. Western Hemisphere foreign ministers consider emergency defense measures under the mutual aid treaty. San Jose reports the country largely under control.
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Washington
Costa Rica
Nicaragua
San Jose
Investigators Hunt Typewriter Used In Copying Secrets
Congressional spy investigators pursue a typewriter allegedly used in 1937 38 to copy secret government papers for a Russian ring. House aides said Acting Chairman Mundt may announce a finding after his return from a weekend trip as sessions were postponed.
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Washington
Congressional
House
UN American Activities Committee
Mundt
R-Sd
Hiss
Vishinsky Attacks West in Grim UN Warning
At the Paris United Nations assembly Andrei Vishinsky blasted Britain and the United States, declaring no positive results and warning of wrecking international cooperation. The session adjourned for New York on April 1, 1949, with Western powers and Russia further apart despite some delegates feeling hopeful about peace.
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Paris
Russia
United Nations General Assembly
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Britain
United States
Paris Assembly
John Foster Dulles
U. S
Vishinsky
Suns
New York
Sweden
Republic of Korea
South Korea
Korea
U. N. Commission
North Korea
People’s Republic
Assembly
County Law Group To Convene Tonight
A dinner meeting of the Green County Bar association is set for this evening at the Ludlow hotel dining room. Hilton E. Kirschner deputy collector of internal revenue will address the group and a general discussion on income taxes will follow.
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Green County Bar Association
Ludlow Hotel
Hilton E. Kirschner
Internal Revenue
Huge Coal Stockpile Could Strain Labor Talks
Washington reports a large soft coal stockpile, about 70 million tons, raising questions how John L. Lewis may view a possible mine shutdown. Industry leaders note mild autumn and export declines built the reserve. a 60 day cold snap could normalize stocks. Officials warn against work stoppages that would affect welfare fund royalties and tax rulings on the fund.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Internal Revenue Bureau
Christianity Gains In Korea Says Rev Sung At Union Church
Rev Sung-Chun Chun spoke at Union Presbyterian Church on its centennial about Christianity expanding in Korea even in the Russian zone. He noted Korea’s history, his study at Princeton, and belief that US aid could help make Korea a Christian nation soon.
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Korea
Sung-Chun Chun
Union Presbyterian Church
Princeton Seminary
Dallas Andrum
Union Church
Sung
America
Seoul
United States
Union Presbyterian
C. W. Bennett
Flood Waters Sweep Lowlands in Oregon
A rain swollen river flood crest swirled toward Oregon's Willamette valley. Four persons perished and 500 fled their homes while 200 neighbors were stranded. The flood follows two earlier Oregon floods this year and recalls the Columbia river disaster that devastated Vanport.
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Eugene
Ore
Oregon
Willamette Valley
Columbia River
Vanport
High Courts Crack Down on Police Power Abuse
The Supreme Court, in a 6-3 ruling, voided two Washington gambling convictions after police forced entry and peeped through a transom. In a 5-4 decision, it overturned a Washington theft conviction due to 30 hours of unlawful detention for an alleged confession. A Pennsylvania case ordered a hearing for Elmer Aveges, imprisoned for burglary after age 17, with claims of lengthy detention and lack of counsel. The GI Bill issue also appeared, while rulings declined to review John Kivo Co. v. Fred Loeb for $7,956.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
Elmer Aveges
Western
Aveges
John Kivo and Co
New York City
Fred Loeb
Truman Votes Cut to 303 by Switch in Tennessee
Washington reports that Truman's electoral total dropped to 303 after Tennessee elector Preston Parks voted for Thurmond. Dewey 189, Thurmond 39. Truman 24,104,548 and Dewey 21,969,625 in the national totals.
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Washington
Truman
Tennessee
J. Strom Thurmond
Mr. Truman
Thomas E. Dewey
Thurmond
Dewey
Preston Parks
Somerville
Senate
Congress
Board veteran Gerhard Frenzen dies at 91
Milwaukee reports the death of Gerhard Frenzen age 91 of Random Lake a long time member and former chairman of the Sheboygan County Board of Supervisors He served as chairman in 1905 and 1906 and died yesterday in a local hospital.
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Milwaukee
Gerhard Frenzen
Random Lake
Sheboygan
Monticello Man Jailed for Assault on Father
Herman Nyborg, 25, of Monticello, pleaded guilty to assault and battery against his father Ador. He received six months in county jail under the Huber law and was ordered to pay his father's medical bills and court costs. Ador Nyborg had been hospitalized at St. Clare with multiple contusions lacerations a fractured nose and a cracked left orbit from the attack.
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Herman Nyborg
Monticello
L. A. Koenig
Ador
Herman
St. Clare Hospital
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George C. Marshall
Marshall
Harry S. Truman
Alger Hiss
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
Federal Grand Jury
Eleanor Nelson
House Committee
Whittaker Chambers
Robert E. Stripling
House Group
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R-Calif
Justice Department
State Department
Holifield
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Grand
U.N
United Mine Workers’ Welfare Fund
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