Community AAA Committees Elect 1947 County List
Green County townships elect 1947 community committees for AAA work. The document lists delegates, alternates, chairmen, vice chairmen, regular members, and secretaries for Adams Jonathan Moen Albany Cadiz Clarno Decatur Exeter Jordan New Glarus Techudy Grove Sylvester Washington York and Brazil’s historic context ends the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
AAA
Adams
Jonathan Moen
Edwin S. Hanson
Jonathan S. Moen
Sever O. Moen
John Foesch
Dan E. Flannery
Eugene Moen
Albany
Jacob Hoesly
Ben O. Reasa
Richard L. Crooke
William E. Blumer
Com
E. V. Bechtott
Grant T. Allen
John Hartwig
Oscar Nybroten
Palmer Wahler
Clarno
Wesley D. Bowen
Fred Discher
Arleigh J. Frautschy
Forrest R. Briggs
Alvin W. Priewe
Decatur
Elwin D. Porterfield
Amos K. Stewart
George D. Keen
Harvey Mauerman
Ardell Keen
Fred H. Hahlen
Exeter
Jacob
Buol
Ray Grady
Ray F. Grady
Alvin Schulz
Werner A. Rutsch
John F. Fritsch
Jordan
Henry Rebly Jr
Delealternate
Jacob B. Scherer
Victor L. Stauffacher
Fred H. Digman
Glenn L. Hasse
Vincent J. Thomm
Louis J.urfluh
William
Spring
Henry E. Spring
New Glarus
Miloe F. Hoesly
Palmer H. Arn
Mikoe F. Hoesly
Melvin M. Streiff
Walter F. Streiff
Paul Grossenbacher
Paul Grossen
Ged
Clayton Matzke
Oscar Paulson
Alvin J. Moe
Vic
James E. Ula
Herbert A. Blaser
Lawrence Ames
Glenn B. ‘Syse
Hearing Jan 16 on Plea to Ease Holding Order
The Wisconsin Employment Relations Board set a January 16 hearing at Beaver Dam on requests from brick cheese producers to reduce a 14 day winter hold to 10 days and the 10 day summer hold to seven days. Sorenson labeled the move a strike breaking act and copies of the statement were sent to Governor Goodland and to WERB. U.S. honey production rose through World War II, reaching 253 million pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Employment Relations Board
Allis-Chalmers
Sorenson
Madison
Goodland
Beaver Dam
CIO official declares Milwaukee strike decision today
John M. Sorenson, secretary treasurer of the Wisconsin CIO, issued a statement announcing a key decision on the Milwaukee strike. The announcement outlines the union stance and potential next steps as the dispute moves forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwauke
John M. Sorenson
Wisconsin Cio
Wheat Raiser May Write Disaster For Farmers
Washington reports that the 1947 winter wheat crop may be the largest yet if spring wheat follows suit, risking a price-depressing surplus and possible government price support actions. Overplanting beyond recommendations raises questions on future production controls and potential shortages in crops like dry beans and flaxseed. Government subsidies and parity price mechanisms may be used to stabilize prices, with potential return to crop control if surpluses grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ovid A. Martin Washington
Agriculture Department
Riculture Department
Goon
Agriculture Committees
Congress
Department
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