Price Support Exit Predicted by Grain Federation Official
Sr. Paul Minn official Roy F. Hendrickson of the National Federation of Grain Co-operatives predicts price supports will be phased out as a policy tool. He says a wartime-like emergency would be needed to reverse the trend, forecasting continued price declines through 1956 and 1957. He also warns farmers will dominate political debate next year, facing city misperceptions of wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sr. Paul
Minn
National Federation of Grain Co-operatives
Roy F. Hendrickson
Federation
Hendrickson
Farmers Union Grain Terminal Association
Congress
Monticello Social News Recaps Christmas Travel and Visits
Monticello residents circulated during the weekend as families and friends visited, hosted and planned travels. Royal Voegeli heads to Houston to spend holidays with Tyson relatives while others hosted relatives from Beloit Madison and beyond.
Orangeville News and Calls From Local Residents
Wesley Jordan returns from Freeport hospital after surgery. Harry Zweifel and Donald Davis travel to Wisconsin Rapids to visit Mrs. Ida Arndt. Arlene Jordan visits uncle and aunt Kenneth and Pearl Voss then returns home with her parents Loral and Mrs. Jordan. Jesse Matzke and John W. Rufi spend Monday in Waukesha with Matzke and Rufis. Matzke visits Rufis Friday evening.
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Wesley Jordan
Freeport
Harry Zweifel
Donald Davis
Wisconsin Rapids
Zweifel
Ida Arndt
Arlene Jordan
Kenneth Voss
Pearl
Loral Jordan
Jesse Matzke
Orangeville
John W. Rufi
Monroe
Waukesha
Matzke
Rufis
Brodhead by Miss Grace Marsh
Mr and Mrs V A Marsh Mineral Point called on Miss Grace Marsh a Brodhead resident who is a patient at St Clare hospital Sunday afternoon Mines Ray Bigelow and Orla McClellan were in Monroe Monday afternoon Lobsters have pincers on all of the first three pairs of legs though the front pincers usually larger than the others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Voegeli
Mark
Houston
Tex
Knox Tyson
Voegeli
Texas
Matt Bissig
Hulda Hancock
John Wittenwyler
Edward Zweifel
Phillip
Peggy
Nellie Zweifel
Dave Brink
Walter Brink
Verona
Edwin Buehl
Stone Lake
William Buehl Sr
Hilda Feenie
St. Clare Hospital
Monroe
Mmes Thomas Brusveen
Dorothy Barlow
Anna Babler
Louise Kar Jen
Calvin Stauffer
Gordon Rosen
Beloit
Norman Rosen
Robert Holcomb Sr
Adam Blumer
Albert Knobel
James Dooley
Madison
Fred Studer
Ernest Wenger
John A. Marty
Gordon Schultz
Albany
Norton Strommen
Brodhead
William Babler
Bernice Babler
Belleville
Henry E. Babler
Margaret Boyum
Herman F. Klassy
Albert Marty
Dater
Irene
Max Wyss Sr
Yolanda
Richards. Jones
Rolanda
J. P. Elmer
Ewald Meier
San Fernando
Calif
John Meier
Bertha’ Schindler
Jake Schultz
Janice Mae Daubert
Myrtle Pierce
Anna Burkhalter
John G. Blum
Fred A
Ed Blum
Fred W. Blum
Herman Babler
Allan
Jean
Adam
V. A. Marsh
Mineral Point
Grace Marsh
Mines
Ray Bigelow
Orla McClellan
Farm Scene Warns of Swine Influenza Trouble
Dr H J OConnell state veterinary warns hog raisers serious trouble as swine influenza invades herds. Fall pigs may be susceptible due to chilly weather. He urges adequate housing bedding ventilation and other preventive steps to avoid losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. O'Connell
O'Connell
Instructions for Post Purchase Health Precautions
The text advises isolating a newly purchased item or person for at least two weeks and, if symptoms arise, seeking immediate medical diagnosis to initiate proper nursing and treatment. It emphasizes early action and adherence to health protocols to prevent spread or worsening conditions.
Branch Banking Hearing Set for February in Madison
Saitto Legislative Council's banking committee will hold a February 1 Madison hearing on branch banking. Banking interests asked for more prep time. the 1955 Legislature created the council panel after bills restricting branches surfaced amid heated debates. The current law bans branching except for existing banks. Phone 3 for an Actaker today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wlan
Saitto Legislative Council
Madison
Council
Wilson Revises Air Force civilian cuts plan
Secretary of Defense Wilson cancels the 18,000 civilian layoffs and shifts the reduction to an expansion program. The Air Force had planned to add 30,000 civilians in six months to reach 137 wings, leaving room for 12,000 more staff to reach about 312,000 total. The change allows the buildup to proceed with fewer net layoffs.
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Washington N — Te
Washington Star
Wilson
Air Force
UW Now Ranks 8th Among U S Schools
Cincinnati report says the University of Wisconsin enrolls 15 465 students, ranking eighth in the nation in college enrollment per School and Society. The item notes the study is the 36th annual statistical survey by the journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
University of Wisconsin
School and Society
University leader cites enrollments across 886 schools
Raymond Walters, president emeritus of the University of Cincinnati, noted 25 colleges did not report enrollments or reported late. He listed large campuses including California all campuses 38,594 and Ohio State 19,590, with 1,612,225 full time students reported across 886 schools, up 9 percent from last fall.
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Raymond Walters
University of Cinccinnati
Walters
Wisconsin
California
State University of New York
Albany
Minnesota
Texas
Illinois
University of Michigan
Ohio State
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C. D. Curtis
Glen E. Bolender
Miss Grace Marsh
Ne O'Connell
Samegn Wy
Kroger
All Purpose Kroger
Laos
Maine
U.S
Brazil
Fais
Sawyer
Suner
Atlanti ‘Pacific Tea Company
Duncan Hines
Pks
Ivory
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