Belleville Farm Institute Plans Colorful Dairy Program
Palmer Welsh of Pet Milk Co announces a fifth county farmer's Institute in Belleville with a panel on the Belleville Plan brucellosis control. Dr R F Smith and Orin Berge discuss farm machinery while August Eckart covers estate planning. Forage clinic prizes and a custard pie contest highlight the day with judges named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer Welsh
Pet Milk Co
New Glarus
Dairy Clinic
Green County Dairy Promotion Committee
Farmer’s Institute
Belleville
R. F. Smith
Orrin Berge
University of Wisconsin
August Eckart
University Law School
Hirsbrunner
Paul Hirsbrunner
B. J. Connors
Dane County
Myron Jeglum
Green County
Bernadine Gunderman
Alice Davis
J. W. Clark
John Fluckinger
Russell Kahi
Ralph Jacobs
Gene O’connor
Jerry Hendrickson
Gilman Bowers
Tom Skaar
Langer Challenges Senate Chief To Try Disciplinary Tactics
Washington Republicans clash over Senate seniority rules as Sen. Knowland and Sen. Langer spar about reshaping committee chairmanship. Langer accuses Knowland of deriding Warren nomination and seeks a plan to overhaul seniority to favor reform, while Ruchel hints support for change amid criticism of Warren.
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Langer
Senate
Washington
Sen
Knowland
Calif
R-Nd
Judiciary Committee
Earl Warren
North Dakota
Mty
Ate
Sen. Ruchel
Warren
Lions Kiwanis basketball game prep at Albany
Albany high school hosts the Lions and Kiwanis in a charity basketball game Monday night to fund civic projects. A Lions committee charged Kiwanis ace Goose Tatum with practicing early, claiming evidence from a barn near Albany. Coaches to unveil rosters Monday amid national media interest.
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Lions-Kiwanis
High School
Kiwanis
Rodney O
Goose Tatum
Kittelsen
Lions
Albany
Army Suspends Annie Moss Amid McCarthy Charges
Annie Lee Moss, a Signal Corps employee named by Senator McCarthy as a Communist, has been suspended from her post pending adjudication. Her lawyer George E C Hayes said the action took effect the day before notice was received. Moss previously told the House un American Activities Committee she has never been a Communist.
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Washington
Annie Lee Moss
Army Signal Corps
Sen. McCarthy
George E. C. Hayes
Signal Corps
McCarthy
Moss
Hayes
House un-American Activities Committee
Marketing Group Selects Directors at Annual Meeting
Stockholders of the Cheese Producers Marketing Association renamed five board members at their annual meeting in the warehouse. Re-elected directors include John Fluckinger Verona vice president John Rielly Darlington secretary treasurer Frank Deininger Monroe H Otto Elmer and Ray T Silver Monticello. Others holding over are Harvey Thew Madison William Lauper Hollandale William Deetz South Wayne and S R Wedig Cuba City. Cad Johnger reports on rindless Swiss patent infringement developments as the association remains a defendant. The new board will meet in two weeks to elect officers.
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Cheese Producers Marketing Association
John Fluckinger
Verona
John Rielly
Darlington
Frank Deininger
Monroe
H. Otto Elmer
Ray T. Silver
Monticello
Harvey Thew
Madison
William Lauper
Hollandale
William Deetz
South Wayne
S. R. Wedig
Cuba City
H. Mney
Cad Johnger
Stevens To Keep Job Amid McCarthy Clash
Washington insiders say Robert T. Stevens will remain Army secretary despite criticism of his conduct in the quarrel with Sen. McCarthy. Advisers reportedly warned against a televised hearing, but officials say Stevens chose to proceed, with Eisenhower endorsing his stance. McCarthy denies being at odds with the White House, defending his demand to question Army witnesses in the Peress case and disputing Stevens’ Browbeaten claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Kyes
Army
Robert Stevens
White House
Stevens
Eisenhower
Stevens-Sen. McCarthy
Washington
Robert T. Stevens
Sen. McCarthy
McCarthy
Congress
Irving Peress
Peress
New York
Subcommittee
Zwicker
Wilton B. Persons
Capitol Hill
William P. Rogers
Ralph W. Zwicker
Stoughton
Snow Packs into Ice On Highways
Snow flurries began yesterday afternoon and continued through the night, leaving two inches of snow in Monroe. The storm spread across southern Wisconsin, creating hazardous driving conditions that should ease with rising temperatures. Monroe saw a low of 32 and a noon temperature around 40 as colder areas remained below freezing.
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Monroe
Wisconsin
Plane crash kills Miami sportsman identified as Holm
A light plane crash at Tamiami Airport near Miami early today killed Edward Martin Holm a Minneapolis sportsman aged about 38. Police identified the victim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Minneapolis
Tamiami Airport
Edward Martin Holm
Rindless cheese ruling amended in Wisconsin suit ruling
Federal Judge Patrick Stone at Wausau entered final judgment in Kraft Foods Co. versus Borden Co. and four other cheese groups plus the State of Wisconsin over rindless Swiss cheese. The ruling allows a single sheet rindless wrap with tape for curing, pending appeal, with bonds set for defendants and a stay of injunction until March 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Stone
Wausau
Kraft Foods Co
Borden Co
Wisconsin
Stone
Honer
Clemence Honer
State Department of Agriculture
Kraft Foods
Borden
Walther Dairy Products Co
Judge Stone
Wild Co-operative Cheese Co
Verona
Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association
Cheese Producers Marketing Association
Monroe
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Chicago
Single Vote Kills Treaty Limitation
President Eisenhower achieved a major Senate victory as 60 senators voted to defeat a proposed constitutional amendment to limit treaty powers. The defeated plan by Sen. George of Georgia would have required congressional approval for international agreements to become domestic law, risking war powers and diplomatic relations. Kilgore provided the decisive no vote, leaving no amendment and satisfying the White House.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Senate
Sen. George
Dga
George
Sen. Kilgore
D-Wva
Associates
Skunk Wounds Nixon Brother-In-Law At Glendale College
Glendale Calif A skunk sprayed Thomas S Ryan 42 head of aviation and trades at a college shop building during an effort to evict the animal from desks He drove 23 miles home in a washed and deodorized coat shirt and tie wrapped on his car bumper Carlson escaped unscathed Ratified by the incident Ryan’s sister is Mrs Pat Nixon The skunk remained at large and unapprehended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Swartz Jr
Bloomer
Wis
LaVerne Meindel
Kathy
Gordon
Joan Meindel
Norma Jean
Lenny
Glendale
Calif
Nixon
Thomas S. Ryan
Aviation and Trades
Fred Carlson
Carlson
Ryan
Pat Nixon
Behrens Nominated for Senate Confirmation in 1950 Wisconsin Batch
President Eisenhower sent the nomination of William H. Behrens of Brodhead to the Senate for confirmation along with five other Wisconsin nominees. Behrens, a 25 year postal veteran, has served as acting postmaster since June 1952 and has worked at the Brodhead post office since 1946.
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Eisenhower
William H. Behrens
Brodhead
Senate
Wisconsin
Behrens
U. S
Lawrence H. Smith
Robert W. Edwards
Beaver Dam
William L. Cosley
Oconto
Lenten Observances Begin Across Monroe Churches
Ash Wednesday opens the penitential season in Monroe with St Andrew's Episcopal Church at 7 30 PM led by Rev Richard F Hulbert. Other churches plan weekly Wednesday devotions, sermons and films through Lent including St John's Evangelical and Reformed Grace Lutheran and First Methodist with Rev Glen H Ridnour speaking on The World Without Jesus and Rev Howard L Orians starting special services.
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Jesus Christ
Calvary
Monroe
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
Richard F. Hulbert
St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Paul C. Kehle
Grace Lutheran Church
Power of God
Clarence C. Warfel
First Methodist Church
Glen H. Ridnour
Jesus
Howard L. Orians
Alice in Dairyland final judging to be held in Monroe
Wisconsin's next Alice in Dairyland will be picked in Monroe in June with final judging here to be announced. The event will involve the state Board of Agriculture Green County Farm Foundation and Monroe Chamber of Commerce, with Mary Ellen Jenks as the current Alice visiting the area.
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Agricultural Extension Office
Juda Institute
S. A. Wetzel
C. J. Chapman
College of Agriculture
Donald McDowell
State Department of Agriculture
New Glarus Institute
Karl Shoemaker
Carl Neitzke
Albany
Monticello
Wisconsin
Monroe
Glarus Farm Institute
McDowell
State Board of Agriculture
Green County Farm Foundation
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Alice
Mary Ellen Jenks
Chippewa Falls
Waldo Freitag
New Glarus
Farm Foundation
Freitag
G. Fred Galli
Foundation
Melchior Denny Farm
United States
Resident Dies From Fall Injury At St. Clare Hospital
David Wartenweiler 76 of 1316 23rd avenue died at 10:30 AM in St. Clare hospital after a fall at his home Thursday morning caused a basal skull fracture. Born February 23 1876 in Monroe City he was the son of John and Katherine Bless Wartenweiler. Survived by a brother Henry and sister Katherine he had no surviving brothers William Dupree and several siblings preceded him. He was confirmed at St Johns church and funeral arrangements are with Shriner Neushwa funeral home.
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David Wartenweiler
23Rd Avenue
St. Clare Hospital
Monroe
Cict
John
Katherine Bless Wartenweiler
Henry
Katherine
William
Dupree
Wartenweiler
St. John’s Church
Fred
George
Jacob
Florence
Rose
Shriner-Neushwa Funeral Home
Courthouse Buzzing Ends After Fatal Air Force Crash
In Huntingdon Tennessee a twin engine C 119 bomber crashed over the courthouse killing four airmen. Lt Jack Jenkins Jr 24 the pilot died and the town ends its postwar courthouse buzzing tradition that drew planes within 100 miles. Wreckage scorched a four block area and two local farmers were in a nearby garden when the plane exploded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawson Air Force Base
Fort Benning
Jack Jenkins Jr
Mabel Jenkins
Huntingdon
Air Force
Mrs. Brunner dies in Monroe at 76
Mrs. Jonas Brunner 76 of 1817 15th Avenue died at St. Clare hospital at 6 50 this morning after years of heart trouble. Born in Engi Switzerland October 29 1877 she married Peter Stauffacher in 1895 then Jonas Brunner in 1899. Survived by husband five children two siblings eleven grandchildren and one great grandchild. Services Monday at 2 p m at Stuessy funeral home with Rev Paul C Kehle. burial Greenwood Cemetery.
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Jonas Brunner
15Th Avenue
St. Clare Hospital
Brunner
Engi
Canton Glarus
Switzerland
Samuel
Verena Altman Hammerli
Peter Stauffacher
United States
P. A. Schuh
Green County
Monroe
Alvin F. Rote Co
Jacob Kaser
Brodhead
George J. Brunner
Juda
Ernest Brunner
Evansville
Emma _ Lederman
Beloit
Elsbeth Elmer
St. John’s Church
Stuessy Funeral Home
Paul C. Kehle
Greenwood Cemetery
Russell Pinnow Wins First at UW Junior Livestock Show
Russell Pinnow of Brodhead won the Class 2 Chester White gilt swine first prize at the University of Wisconsin junior livestock show. Clarence Pitt of Mineral Point took a first in shorthorn heifers. Winners were named for swine sheep beef cattle and dairy cattle.
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Russell Pinnow
Brodhead
Chester
Nasser to Hold Premier Title in Egypt Compromise
Gen. Mohamed Naguib returns as president with crowds greeting him. Nasser will serve as prime minister under a compromise that keeps Naguib as president while relinquishing the post of prime minister to Nasser. The revolutionary council fortifies Abbassia with tanks as loyalties shift.
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Nasser
Cairo
Egypt
Mohammed Naguib
Naguib
Gamal Abde
Revolutionary Council
Abbassia
Abbas
Syria Army Revolt Shakes Damascus Parliament Crisis
In Damascus thousands of rebels demand a purge of pro Shi Shhekly elements as Aleppo flyers call army unity. Reports say Parliament was seized and Col Shawkat Shkeir resigned, while temporary president Maahmoun El Kuzbari faced pressure after Shihekly fled.
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Damascus
Syria
Aleppo
Adib Shishekly
Pamphets
Beirut
Lebanon
Shawkat Shkeir
Maahmoun el Kuzbari
Shishekly
Blood rush to patient speeds 100 mile transfer
Dane and Vernon County sheriffs aided a rapid blood delivery from the Red Cross Blood Center in Madison to Viroqua for an operation. The blood reached in 75 minutes, enabling surgery for Mrs. Lawrence Gilbeck who was reported doing fine after the procedure.
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Viroqua
Lawrence Gilbeck
Ashton
Madison
Dane
Vernon County
Red Cross Blood Center
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