Co op Marketing Directors Named at Wisconsin Cheese Meet
Five directors were elected at the Cheese Producers Marketing association annual meeting in Turner hall. new members Dettwiler and Elmer replace two earlier nominees. Officers to be chosen later, with current holdovers listed. Scientists urged improved Swiss cheese quality and pasteurization limits, noting penicillin issues in cows and ongoing research on cheese shapes and packaging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheese Producers Marketing Association
Turner Hall
John Fluckiger
Verona
John L. Reilly
Darlington
Gilbert Dettwiler
Monroe
Ray T. Silver
H. Otto Elmer
Monticello
Dettwiler
Elmer
Andrew R. Tschudy
R. J. Douglas
Juda
Harvey Thew
Madison
William Deetz
South Wayne
S. R. Wedig
Cuba City
M. H. Stauffacher
Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association
Marketing Association
R. P. Tettsler
Dairy Industry Research Department
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington
Carl Piper
State Agricultural Department
S. G. Thomas
Department
Milo K. Swanson
Wisconsin Council of Agriculture
Fred Galli
Wisconsin, Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association
Galk
Robert E. Hardell
The
Cheese Laboratory, Inc
Leopard on the loose in Oklahoma City zoo chase ends?
A 200 pound mountain lion eludes a massive search near Oklahoma City Zoo as 100 plus hunters including Marines and police scour the area. Guards report sightings near the fence and hair traces are the only clue after the animal fled into heavy brush. A helicopter from Fort Sill is being deployed while dogs, meat bait, and drug treated lures fail to corral the cat amid a continuing hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Zoo
Byron Denton
Laveta
Colo
Fort Sill
India
Julian Franzier
Frazier
M. D. Douglass
W. T. Cooke
Lincoln Park Zoo
Sheridan Parsons of Martintown Dies After Illness
Sheridan C. Parsons, 78, died yesterday afternoon at his Martintown home after a long illness. Born May 24, 1871, in Wayne township, he was the son of John and Polly Parsons. Surviving are his widow Lucy Webster Parsons, two sons John Seymour of Berwyn Illinois and Rolland of Wollaston Massachusetts, a daughter Maude Nelson of Fargo North Dakota, and a brother John Parsons of Martintown. Preceded by two daughters and three brothers, he belonged to the Martintown Community church for 50 years. Services are set for Wednesday at 1 30 p m at Hanson funeral home South Wayne, with Rev Roy Berg officiating, burial in Eastman cemetery three miles southwest of South Wayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martintown
Sheridan C. Parsons
Wayne Township
John
Polly Parsons
Lucy Webster Parsons
John Seymour
Berwyn
Ill
Rolland
Wollaston
Mass
Maude Nelson
Fargo
N. D
John Parsons
Wallace Third Party Bleaches Red Label Woos Respectability
Wallace third party delegates at a weekend convention vow to avoid alienating voters by embracing respectability while opposing the Red Label. Guidance from O John Rogge and a strategy group urges non communist progressives to join the party and back closer to progressive policy when lacking vote strength. Rogge and Wallace, former 1948 nominee, lead 1 100 delegates from 33 states as they condemn Russia's foreign policy mistakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Henry Walace
Russia
O. John Rogge
Wallace
Rogge
New York
Francis H. Kubly Stricken by Illness and Death in Monticello
Francis H. Kubly, 35, Monticello cello businessman, died Saturday at St. Clare hospital after a prolonged illness from a stroke and earlier leg injury. Born April 11, 1914, in Monticello, he married Orpha Moe in 1936 and operated a local tavern. Survived by widow, three children, siblings, and parents. services Tuesday at Zwingli church. Burial in Highland Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis H. Kubly
Monticello
St. Clare Hospital
Jacob
Barbara Babler Kubly
Rockford
Orpha Moe
Blanchardville
Kubly
Moose Lodge
Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed Church of
Green County
Nancy
Karen
Jerry
Isaac
Chicago
Louis Velinka
Milton
Florence Kubly
Clifford
Lucinda
Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed Church
A. R. Achtemeier
Highland Cemetery
Voegeli Funeral Home
Stewardess Saved In Window Blowout
A Pan American Airways stewardess, Josephine Pou, was blown part way through a 15 inch window during a ferry flight from New York to Miami. Purser Michael Mann pulled her back to safety as the cabin suction dragged her toward the opening. she was asleep beside the window when the incident happened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Pan American Airways
New York
Josephine Pou
Michael Mann
Union Denies Coal Strike Call Waives Jury in Contempt Trial
The soft coal contract talks recessed indefinitely while both sides remain under call for further talks on one hour’s notice. Fact-finder Cole cautioned that it is unclear if progress is being made as Washington mediators push for a last-ditch agreement. The nationwide strike continues with 180,000 miners idle and industries facing unemployment as power cuts hit utilities and schools. Pennsylvania police kept highways open amid coal truck dumps, and the Illinois union opened one mine to supply hospitals and orphanages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
David L. Cole
Cole
UMW
John L. Lewis
John Owen
Allied Industries
United Mine
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Progressive Mine Workers of America
Illinois
St. Louis
Labor's Majority Drops in House as Votes Net Narrow
London reports Labor's overall majority in the House of Commons falls to seven seats with 625 districts counted and a general election likely this year. Delayed Scottish returns boost Conservative wins. bye election due March 9 in Manchester could alter standings. Speaker remains conservative leaning, voting only to break ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Labor
House of Commons
Attlee
Winston Churchill
Daily Worker
Scotland
Manchester
New Wheat Selling Hits Best of Grains
Chicago trading saw new crop wheat deliveries upset the market with deferred contracts slipping about 2 cents after a steady start. March wheat dipped below the prior close after touching a seasonal top of 2.22 in early dealings as other cereals mostly declined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Milwaukee Girl Reunited as Nurse Held in Missing Child Case
Seven year old Laura Brennan, a twin, returned home after a 12 hour search by hundreds of officers. Police say William Brown admitted luring her from a theater, gave her 50 cents, and released her. Brown, an out-of-town nurse, was taken into custody after packing his bags in a hotel. The girl identified him and a cab driver safely delivered her to her Milwaukee home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Laura Brennan
William Brown
Brown
Rudolph Glaeser
Glaser
Green Bay
Oshkosh
Wichita Falls
Tex
Glaeser
Laura
Lois
Karen
Harriet Callahan
Court House Gets Small Load of Coal To Keep in Operation
The Green county court house has only enough coal for tomorrow and will rely on a small pickup delivery to last through the week if mild weather continues. Custodian Otto Schneider says heat was cut back and supplementary heat was used over the weekend. Temperature in most offices ranged 55 to 60. County clerk Wilma Lengacher notes the supplier will keep coal coming in small loads for now. Coal bins in city businesses are low and plans are in place to switch to oil space heaters if needed. Dealers continue coordinated distribution as supplies shrink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County Court House
Otto Schneider
Court House
Schneider
Wilma Lengacher
County Purchasing Committee
Mrs. Ervin Soddy Dies in Iowa at 49
Mrs. Ervin Soddy 49 of Cadiz township died Saturday at Mercy hospital Davenport Iowa while visiting her son Richard and family. She suffered uremic poisoning after two years of ill health and was buried in Cadiz cemetery after services at Peace church Browntown. She is survived by husband six children and one grandson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ervin Soddy
Cadiz Township
Mercy Hospital
Davenport
Richard
Wayne Township
Carl
Mary Anderson Larson
Laura Larson
South Wayne High School
Green County Normal School
Lafayette
Green Counties
Delbert
Michael
Browntown
Grace
Charles
Clarence
James
Vivian
Alan
Stuessy Funeral
Peace Church
Walter H. Waeckerle
Cadiz Cemetery
Wisconsin Mothers Group Names Head for 1950
Mrs. F. H. Clausen of Horicon is named head of the Wisconsin mothers committee for 1950 by Governor Rennebohm. The appointment was announced in Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
F. H. Clausen
Horicon
Wisconsin
Mothers’ Committee
Rennebohm
Nurse Describes Injection and Death in Sander Case
Nurse Elizabeth Rose testified that Dr. Hermann N. Sander used an empty syringe on dying patient Abbie Borreto and implied air injections would act as an embolus. She noted the syringe plunger was down and the needle appeared in the vein before Sander handed back the instrument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
N. H
Hermann N. Sander
Elizabeth Rose
Dr. Sander
Miss Rose
William L. Phinney
Sander
Case Dismissal Refused as Hearing Opens in Coal Strike Case
Washington United Mine Workers leader John L. Lewis and 372000 miners face contempt charges over failure to return to work under court order. Judge Richmond B. Keech presides as the union waives jury trial and the government seeks to show union responsibility for the idle mines. Hopkins waives jury trial and pleads not guilty as talks with operators continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers Today
Richmond B. Keech
Keech
Welly K. Hopkins
Lewis’ Union
U S Ship Bombed Straफed at Tsingtao
The Pioneer Dale an 8000 ton U S freighter was bombed and strafed off Tsingtao China today An official said Captain James F Knowlton cabled that a bomber dropped a bomb and the ship was badly strafed with one slight casualty The ship was ordered to proceed seaward and head to Japan for orders
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Lines
Tsingtao
China
James F. Knowlton
Knowlton
Japan
Sir Harry Lauder Dies at 79 After Illness
Sir Harry Lauder, the famed Scottish comedian known for Roamin in the Gloamin, has died at 79 after a long illness. He suffered arterio thrombosis and kidney ailments, had rallied last August, and kept performing until last year before retirement following medical advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strathaven
Scotland
Harry Lauder
Harry
United States
Europe
Two Judges and Educator To Report on Rail Case
A presidential board of three will investigate the railroad strike. Chief Justice Roger I. McDonough of Utah’s supreme court Professor Gordon S. Watkins of the University of California Los Angeles and Judge Mart J. O’Malley of Indiana’s supreme court were named by Mr. Truman to report findings in 30 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Roger I. McDonough
Utah Supreme Court
Gordon S. Watkins
University of California At Los Angeles
Mart J. O’malley
Indiana Supreme Court
UW Professor Joins In Attack on Military
Washington report says Max C. Otto professor emeritus of philosophy at the University of Wisconsin joined more than twenty educators in a Sunday protest condemning what they term the systematic and well financed efforts of national military establishments to penetrate civilian educational life in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
University of Wisconsin
America
Max C. Otto
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