Knox Supports New Dairy Plan
Rep Knox backs a self help dairy price program to raise prices through producer and importer assessments. He cites Secretary Benson's stance and proposes a stabilization board setting annual support levels for milk and butterfat, with funding via a 25 cent per hundredweight assessment and a potential broader funding system if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Knox
R-Mich
Benson
Laird
R-Wis
Congress
Cheese Demand Steady as Madison Market Notes Varied Styles
In Madison Wisconsin the American cheese market shows steady demand with fair to good interest and light open market activity. Short on meeting active demand at 33.33 percent moisture, offerings are small in many styles though state brand large styles are ample. Prices cited include cheddars 34 to 35 percent moisture, single daisies 36 to 37, longhorns 36 to 37, and midgets 37 to 44 by 100 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
Platteville urged by Thomson to aim at industry growth
Gov. Thomson urged Platteville leaders to pursue local industrial development to create jobs for about 2,000 southwest Wisconsin residents who commute daily to Dubuque Iowa. He told 250 members of the Platteville Businessmen's Association banquet that 600 commuters come from the Platteville area and urged active community involvement with state support in guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platteville
Gov. Thomson
Wisconsin
Iowa
Platteville Businessmen’s Association
Dubuque
Brucker to Speak at Kenosha Lincoln Day Dinner
Secretary of the Army Wilber Brucker will speak at the Lincoln Day dinner of the Kenosha County Republican organization on February 11. Sen Wiley has tentatively agreed to speak on the same program.
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Brucker
Kenosha
Wilber Brucker
Kenosha County
Republican Organization
Sen
Wiley
Eisenhower Says Security Not To Be Political Issue
President Eisenhower in Chicago says national security must not be used in congressional campaigns and pledges continued modernization of defense. He urges Americans to stand strong, rejects pessimism, and outlines GOP goals of security, peace, and free enterprise amid a nationwide fundraising drive.
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Chicago
Eisenhower
America
United States
International Amphitheatre
Congress
Nixon
New York
District of Columbia
St Clare's 1957 Patient Statistics Show Small Gain
Hospital records reveal 5901 patients cared for in 1957 up from 5885 in 1956, with patient days at 41234 down from 41753. Total days of service rose to 107299, births to 822, and physical therapy patients rose to 4123 with 6398 total treatments. Average stay roughly 7.1 days and average census 112.9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clare Hospital
Kantro Night marks 5th annual March of Dimes event
Kantro Night, a leading March of Dimes project in Green County, celebrates its fifth anniversary with Frank D. Kantro as host. Proceeds rise from 500 in year one to 2200 last year, with 600 invited for this year’s Bourbon Street Carnival and Paprika Dinner at Monroe Country Club. County polio stats show 4953 free shots last year and over 7000 spent on care and rehabilitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kantro
Frank D. Kantro
Kantro Cheese Co
Green County
National Foundation For
Monroe Country Club
Bourbon Street
Monroe
Woman Doctor Saves Six Lives at Sandy Point Resort
Dr Frances Cline arrived as gas fumes sickened seven people at the Sandy Point Lodge near Rhinelander. A clogged chimney blamed for the incident, nine gas victims were rescued by two officers and two firefighters, with all except the doctor hospitalized in satisfactory condition.
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Rhinelander
Sandy Point
Frances Cline
G. D. Gunkel
Land O'Lakes
Gunkel
William
Patrick
Mary
Milo Howard
Eugene Krouzec
Rhinelander Department
Cline
Howards
Nimitz Suggests Three-Member Joint Chiefs System
Former Navy chief Chester Nimitz urged reducing the Joint Chiefs of Staff to three, rotating the chairman among Army Navy and Air Force leaders. He argued this would cut one layer from the command pyramid and cited his WWII views on a single chief of staff as incorrect. The hearing accompanied inquiries into missile satellite programs and defense streamlining.
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Washington
Chester W. Nimitz
Navy
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Senate Missile Satellite
Army
Air Force
Nimitz
Pacific
Defense Department
House Armed Services Committee
Brucker
Lyman Lemnitzer
House Appropriations Committee
Eisenhower
Strategic Air Command
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Russia
United States
Soviet Union
Adm
Arleigh Burke
Naval Operations
Monroe High Students Fire Rockets Into Air
Thomas Bober and George Kindschi, with physics class support, launched two rockets over 200 feet near Monroe. Films were made to study construction errors, and Dr. Leslie Kindschi recorded the event. Peter Storck and Donald Heeren also demonstrated rockets reaching 45 and 75 feet at the same site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe High School
Monroe
Thomas Bober
George
Jud) Kindschi
Bober
Kindschi
Leslie Kindschi
Peter Storck
Donald Heeren
Laird Named to Defense Subcommittee by Cannon
Rep. Laird, a Wisconsin Republican, was appointed to the defense subcommittee by House Armed Services Chair Carl Vinson? Cannon. The move places Laird on the committee overseeing defense matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laird
Washington
Rep
R-Wis
House Appropriations Committee
Cannon
D-Mo
Flames destroy Evansville printing plant and records
Fire struck the Antes Printing Co. two story plant in Evansville, wiping out four presses and four typesetting machines. Loss is estimated over 100000 dollars with records including a Civil War era paper file and university printing contracts. No casualties except a finger cut and head scrape. Local and nearby departments battled the blaze.
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Evansville
Antes Printing Co
William Sumner Jr
Evansville Review
Review
Brooklyn Teller
University of Wisconsin
Janesville
Orfordville
Sumner
William A. Sumner
Madison
The
Evansville Tribune
R. M. Antes
Harry Blackman
Antes
Tribune
Enterprise
Badger
Robert J. Antes
T. D. Pearsall
Sumners
Donald M. Leicht
State Bureau of Purchases
University of Wisconsin and
State College
Leicht
Traffic School Program Opens at Green County
The Green County Safety School launched last night at the First National Bank community room with classes scheduled on the second and fourth Mondays. Judge Marshall L. Peterson founded the program to improve highway safety and presided over the initial gathering. Nine defendants ordered to attend were present along with visitors.
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Green County Safety
First National Bank
Marshall L. Peterson
Peterson
Chicago
Theodore J. Burgy
W. E. Deininger
E. O. Evans
Motor Vehicle Department
Leon J. Schroeder
Bomb scare at Central High School prompts new search
Police and school officials searched Central High School again after an anonymous call claimed dynamite was inside with a cap and fuse. Superintendent Virgil Blossom said nothing was found. The timing follows an earlier discovery of dynamite in a basement locker at the court integrated school.
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Little Rock
Ark
Central High School
Virgil Blossom
The
Arkansas Gazette
Grace Bennett
State Turns Down Pollution Extension Plea of Area Plants
The Wisconsin State Committee on Water Pollution rejected 10 cheese factories pleas for a one year extension to complete waste treatment facilities. It ordered prosecutions if work is not finished by year end. Factories listed include New Central Co operative Basco Poplar Grove Cheese Co New Glarus Town Hall Dairy Co operative Monticello Monticello Swiss Cheese Co Monticello North Side Factory Spring Cheese Factory Monticello Grimnell Cheese Co operative Balls Mills Cheese Co Monroe Decatur Swiss Cheese Co Brodhead Wittenwyler Burgy Cheese Co Monticello.
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Madison
Green
Rock
Dane
New Central Co-operative
Basco
Poplar Grove Cheese Co
New Glarus
Town Hall Dairy Co-operative
Monticello
Monticello Swiss Cheese Co
Monticello North Side
Spring Cheese Factory
Grimnell Cheese Co-operative
Balls Mills Cheese Co
Monroe
Decatur Swiss Cheese Co
Brodhead
Wittenwyler - Burgy Cheese Co
Melodies in Song Vocal Concert at Monroe High
Monroe High School announces the 200 voice Melodies in Song concert in the auditorium on January 29. Stabat Mater by Pergolesi opens the program sung by the massed girls chorus with junior and senior high girls. Soprano solos include Bear Nybroten Rupp Sowl and Norder. A duet by sopranos and altos features Figi Priewe Armstrong Kattin Park. Ushers Goecks Slocum Brandli Gerber Haber man Miller Scheidegger Manle Schindler. Koenig Rosenstein lead ticketing with Schlaff coordinating advance sales. Tickets distributed by chorus members.
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Eugene Schweitzer
Monroe High School
G. B. Pergolesi
Mary Jane Bear
Dorthea Nybroten
Janet Rupp
Lucy Sowl
Evelyn Norder
Diana Figi
Janet Priewe
Dee Armstrong
Beverly Kattin
Janice Park
Caryl Goecks
Joann Slocum
Beatrice Brandli
Marilyn Gerber
Penny Haberman
Patricia Miller
Ruth Scheidegger
Marianne Manle
Barbara Schindler
Carol Koenig
Virginia Rosenstein
Delores Schlaff
Judge Brendemuehl Dies at 66 in Oconomowoc
Judge Alvin Brendemuehl, 66, died at Oconomowoc Municipal Hospital after a heart attack Saturday. He had served on the bench since 1942 in the Wisconsin city.
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Oconomowoc
Alvin Brendemuehl
Oconomowoc Municipal Hospital
Blizzard Strikes Midwest Prompting School Closures
Principal Lloyd Nielsen dismissed Monroe high school classes to allow rural students to reach homes before drifts closed roads. Snow began at noon with 35 mph winds and 3 to 5 inch accumulations, spreading across Missouri Kansas and Illinois with hazardous driving expected tonight. Two motorists died in Kansas City as blizzard conditions snarled routes and state highways urged extreme caution.
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Lloyd Nielsen
Monroe
Illinois
Madison
Janesville
Racine
State Highway Commission
Missouri
Kansas City
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Iowa
Wisconsin
Michigan
Topeka
Kas
Maryville
Travis Heads GOP Senate Campaign Committee
Sen. Robert Travis of Platteville was elected chairman of a Republican senate campaign committee to aid re elections. Sen. Frank Panzer of Oakfield was named vice chairman with Sen. William Trinke of Lake Geneva as treasurer and Sen. Gerald Lorge of Bear Creek as secretary. Sixteen of twenty three GOP senators attended the first meeting which discussed campaign plans and whether to hire a full time staffer.
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Madison
Robert Travis
Platteville
Frank Panzer
Oakfield
William Trinke
Lake Geneva
Gerald Lorge
Bear Creek
Travis
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Anderegg
Michigan State
Ray Gross
MSU
Jack Quiggle
Times
Thomson
U.S
GOP Rally Nation
St. Clare’s
JCS
Bulletin
Sen. Travis
GOP
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