Wisconsin cheese makers back state appeal in rindless Swiss suit
A majority of the Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association approved cooperating with the states appeal after Judge Patrick Stone ruled in Kraft Foods Co. favor on rindless Swiss. Attorneys explained the case and the two federal appeals path including Chicago and Delaware courts. Next Friday motions for entry of judgments will be heard at Wausau with Walther Dairy Products Co. seeking an amendment of fact findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association
Turner Hall
Roy Tulane
Joseph Werner
Madison
Thomas, Orr, Isakesen and Werner
Wisconsin
Stone
Wausau
Chicago
U. S. District Court of Appeals
Delaware
U. S. Patent Office
Kraft
Walther Dairy Products Co
Platteville
Grassland Plans Receive Wisconsin Approval
Wisconsin agronomist F W Barcalow announced special awards for two farmers in this year’s grassland contest. One honors best pasture improvement by removing cows from woods, the other rewards highest milk per acre from June 1 to Sept 10. Regular regional and state winners will be named, plus seven rural youths nationwide for grassland farming efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Burealow
University of Wisconsin Agronomist
Wisconsin
Barcalow
88 Airmen To Test Survival at McCoy
Eighty eight volunteers from Wright Patterson Air Force Base began a two week cold hunger trial at Camp McCoy as part of a six week survival ration study. The test will assess hunger and cold effects with before and after analysis at Chanute Air Force Base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Ohio
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Camp McCoy
Chanute Air Force Base
Sen Aiken urges wool style plan for butter and dairy
Senator Aiken proposes applying a wool production payment model to dairy items like butter cheese and milk to reduce government storage and keep products moving to consumers. He notes the plan would use import duties on foreign wool to fund payments and argues it could have limited butter losses last year.
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Washington
Aiken
McCarthy Arrives Under Police Guard in Philadelphia
Len McCarthy traveled from New York to Philadelphia to accept an Sons of the American Revolution award. A special police guard met him at the station after an anonymous crank note warned he should be bumped off. Police called the letter a crackpot threat and maintained tight security at the platform and reception.
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Philadelphia
Len McCarthy
Sons of the American Revolution
New York
McCarthy
Pennsylvania
Albert E. du Bois
Courthouse Installs New Furnace Boiler
The courthouse plans a reopening with a new boiler in the heating plant after delays. Chairman Louis R. Wolleson says the boiler costs about $1,700 plus transport and labor, while repairing the old sections would cost around $1,000 and risk further leaks. Workmen expect to fire the furnace tonight.
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Louis R. Wolleson
County Board
Stevens Defends Generals Against McCarthy Attack
In a clash over Gen. Ralph W. Zwicker and Maj. Irving Peress, Sen. Stevens denounced McCarthy for abusive questioning and demanded a full transcript. The hearing delay and Stevens’ public testimony were announced as he resisted “unwarranted” treatment of loyal officers.
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Stevens
McCarthy
Gen
Zwicker
Subcommittee
Camp Kilmer
N. J
Sen. McClellan
Arkansas
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
President mum on Stevens row in Palm Springs
In Palm Springs Eisenhower declined to say whether Secretary of the Army Stevens has the President's personal backing amid his clash with Senator McCarthy. Stevens accuses McCarthy of abusing an Army officer at a closed congressional hearing. Hagerty stated Stevens has had no contact with the President or his small staff since arrival last Wednesday night.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Eisenhower
Stevens
Sen. McCarthy
McCarthy
James C. Hagerty
White House
Bassett Named PR Chief for Republican National Committee
James Bassett the 41 year old political editor of the Los Angeles Mirror was named director of public relations for the Republican National Committee. Bassett succeeds Robert Humphreys who was promoted to campaign director in a new role.
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GOP Post
Washington
James Bassett
Los Angeles Mirror
Republican National Committee
Bassett
Robert Humphreys
County Farm Institutes Highlight Week of Activities
Two farmers institutes in Juda and New Glarus will feature University of Wisconsin speakers on farm buildings production dairy and water supply. Panels will discuss 1954 production problems with hay and silage contests and homemaker programs plus a Lions Club lunch. Monticello hosts a March follow up event.
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Juda
New Glarus
S. A. Wetzel
University of Wisconsin
Myron E. Jeglum
C. J. Chapman
College of Agriculture
Russell Carter
Green County Agriculture Foundation
E. J. Kaderly
American Dairy Association
Jacob Jones
Glarus
Donald McDowell
State Department of Agriculture
Wisconsin
Karl Shoemaker
Carl Neitzke
Jeglum
Nic F. Calabresa
Soil Conservation Service
Lions Club
E. C. Soper
New Glarus Center
John Argue
Homemakers
Glarus Program Institute
William Hillestad
Mike Hoesly
Nick Zentner
Palmer Welsh
Waldo Freitag
J. S. Disch
Edwin Klassy
Soper
Argue
Monticello
Dulles Briefs Congress On Berlin Four Plan
Fifteen key lawmakers heard Secretary Dulles describe the Berlin Big Four conference. They offered cautious remarks and stressed the Geneva meeting would not imply Red China recognition. Dulles will report to both House and Senate committees in upcoming days.
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Dulles
Congress
Washington
Berlin
Sen. Ferguson
Reich
Geneva
China
State Department
Ulles
Senate
Knowland
Calif
Sen. Saltonstall
R-Mass
House
Martin
Mass
Rayburn
Texas
U.S
Wiley
Lyndon Johnson
D-Texas
Clements
D-Ky
George
D-Ga
Russell
Dga
Arends
R-Iill
Chiperfield
R-Ill
Vinson
McCormack
D-Mass
Richards
D-Sc
United States
Panmunjom
Full House Foreign Affairs Committee
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Thieves Take Encyclopedias From Guthrie Schoolhouse
The sheriff's department reports a burglary at the Guthrie one room schoolhouse over the weekend. Thieves stole encyclopedias a dictionary and general reference books valued at 125 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukesha
Sheriff's Department Today
Guthrie
Tax Office To Shift To One Day A Week In Monroe
Revenue officials indicate a future move to a one day a week operation for the Monroe internal revenue office with full time staff during tax filing periods. Deputies Kirchner and Ruehlew would serve as audit aides, not collectors, and Madison or Janesville offices would handle extra inquiries. The change aims to streamline federal tax operations nationwide while maintaining local service during peak periods.
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Internal Revenue Office
Marshall L. Peterson
Rudolph P. Reger
Green County Bar Association
Milwaukee
Wright
Illinois
Wisconsin
Michigan
George Reismer
Monroe
The
Evening Times
Green
Laffayette
Iowa
Reismer
Hilton E. Kirchner
Lawrence Ruehlew
Kirchner
Ruehlew
Madison
Janesville
Internal Revenue
Malenkov Eyes Talks with Churchill and Ike
Soviet Premier Georgi Malenkov is portrayed by Russian and satellite officials as seeking a meeting with British Prime Minister Churchill and perhaps President Eisenhower. The message suggests a tactical trial balloon to test Western reaction during the Big Four foreign ministers conference. China endorses the Geneva Asian peace conference, while Dulles notes the invitation alone does not imply U.S. recognition.
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Berlin
Georgi Malenkov
Churchill
Eisenhower
Malenkov
One
Stalin
Communist
China Tonight
Geneva
Peiping Radio
Voice of Red China
Tokyo
Peiping People’s Daily
China
U. S
State Dulles
Cave Explorers Leave Trail of Gear in Crystal Cave
Crystal Cave Ky. explorers from a seven day expedition left behind shoes socks sleeping bags winter underwear gasoline stoves medical supplies food canteens and other items as they exited to daylight. This trail will guide future entrants through the cave’s deep passages.
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Crystal Cave
Cave of Mysteries
Nehru urges cease fire in Indochina conflict
Indian Prime Minister Nehru appealed for a cease-fire in Indochina while a Geneva meeting was set for April 26. He said it would be a pity for the war to continue and favored a halt without concessions, urging discussion of the problem in Parliament.
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New Delhi
India
Nehru
Indochina
Geneva
Washington Birthday Sale Draws Massive Shoppers
In Washington shoppers flocked to a birthday sale with government offices closed. Wrist watches retailing at a penny, radio phonographs and at least one automobile selling for 99 cents, and televisions for 5 dollars. The event runs 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. with thousands descending on stores to clear stock for spring.
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Washington
Mrs. Frances Santas 87 Albany dies after fall and hip fracture
Mrs Frances Santas aged 87 of Albany succumbs after a fall that fractured her hip. She was born May 1 1866, widow of Alonzo Eldred, later married George Santas. She lived with Olive Hilliard, leaves two nephews and two nieces. Funeral Wednesday 2 pm at Newcomer Brodhead. burial Greenwood Cemetery.
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Albany
Frances Santas
St. Clare Hospital
Albany- Brodhead
George
Mary Swancutt Atkinson
Alonzo Eldred
George Santas
Olive Hilliard
Marvin Atkinson
Brodhead
Harry Cooley
Great Falls
Mont
Doris Webster
Monroe
Vera Moldenhauer
Downers Grove
Ill
Newcomer Funeral Home
Wilbur Leatherman
Greenwood Cemetery
Lafayette Co-op Directors Picked
The Lafayette Electric Co-op reelected its nine incumbent district directors at a Darlington meeting. New officers remained Thomas as president Curry as vice president and Patzkill as secretary treasurer. J K Kyle cited a $50000 county savings in electricity costs and speakers included Lawrence Cole and Martin Monson.
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Lafayette Electric Co-op
Darlington
Newton Thomas
Shullsburg
Francis Patzkill
William Curry
John Stauffacher
Wilfred Johnson
O. A. Berg
Argyle
Harry McKowan
Blanchardville
Kenneth Segner
South Wayne
Alex Roili
Gratiot
Thomas
Curry
Patzkill
J. K. Kyle
Madison
Wisconsin Association of Cooperatives
Lafayette Co-Op
Lawrence Cole
Waterloo Area
Wisconsin Electric Cooperatives Public Relations Committee
Martin Monson
Wiota
Monticello Youth Dies After Highway 39 Crash
Donald A. Swenson 18 of Monticello died at St. Clare hospital hours after his car left Highway 39 near the Paulson farm. Six youths were thrown from the vehicle in the crash and nine others injured in a weekend of severe traffic accidents in Green County.
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Green County
Donald A. Swenson
Monticello
St. Clare Hospital
Sheriff's Department
New Glarus
Paulson
Avis Rude
Blanchardville
Gilbert Disch Jr
Alice Webb
Monroe
Sonja Coplien
Ernest Schneider
Disch
Rude
Herman A. Stuessy
Gene A. Dettwiler
12Th Avenue
Maruice L. Koning
Baileyville
Ill
Raymond Wild
Route 1
Douglas E. Paulson
Bud Findaca
Dilworth
Minn
John Blum
Patricia Findaca
Voegeli
Swenson
Koning
Juta
Wild
Dettwiler
Highway 69
Roger Kubly
11Th Avenue
Sheriff’s Department
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Facundo Bacardi
Bacardi Rum
Daniel Bacardi
Santiago de Cuba
McCoy
Sen. Aiken
Senate Agriculture Committee
Sen
Ralph W. Zwicker
Irving Peress
Peress
Maj
John Jones
Maj. Peress
Mumon Stevens
Ss. A. Wetzel
Juda Institute
Nebraska
Hastings
West
Santas
Lafayette
Donald Swenson
Clay County
Alfred and
Olga Simonsion Swenson
Minnesota
Freeport
Frank Villapanda
Illinois Central Railroad
Fisher Body Co
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