Swiss cheese buyers urged to include Swiss in school lunch programs
Wisconsin cheese leaders press lawmakers to require a percentage of Swiss cheese in government school lunch and armed forces blends. Rep. Melvin Laird backs revisiting the issue with Dairy producers and the Commodity Credit Corporation, while local industry urges a clear program to overcome red tape and stabilize prices amid falling factory milk checks.
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Fred Galli
Wisconsin
Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association
Monroe
Wausau
Melvin Laird
Marshfield
Washington
Rep
Laird
Glenn Davis
Dane County
Lawrence Smith
Congress
The
Commodity Credit Corporation
Galli
Cash awaits eight Wisconsin Korean War POWs with missing addresses
The Foreign Claims Settlement Commission holds cash awards from $450 to $37.50 for eight Wisconsin ex‑servicemen held as POWs in Korea. Some addresses are unknown. Aug. 21 deadline applies for claims. Noted names include Joseph Skwierawaki and several others with stated linked addresses and potential payments based on imprisonment time.
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Washington
Foreign Claims Settlement Commission of the
United States
Wisconsin
D.C
Wisconsin Serviceman
Joseph Skwierawaki
Rose Skwierowski
North
Bartlett Ave
Milwaukee
Albert J. Sanders
West Center St
Raymond F. Schmidt
Frank Schmidt
Markesan
Leslie J. de Luca
Sam de Luca
16Th St
Harold L. Marsh
Iris I. Nixon
Box 182
Melrose Park
Oshkosh
Robert C. Mielke
Gladys Mielke
Trial balloon over Red China seat at United Nations
The U.S. State Department denied any shift in policy toward admitting Red China to the United Nations after Burma Premier U Nu suggested officials might be considering the step. Officials stressed no discussion occurred with President Eisenhower or Secretary Dulles during his Washington visit, and a trial balloon hypothesis was deemed unlikely by critics.
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U. S.S. State Department
United Nations
China
Burma
U Nu
Washington
United Nats
White House
Eisenhower
Dulles
U. N
State Department
Far East
Hogs' Skin Fat Shields Them From Poisonous Bites
Report notes hogs resist venom due to thick fat layers beneath their skin, reducing injury from snake bites.
British vessel burns after carrying ammunition in mid Atlantic
A British ship loaded with 17 000 tons of ammunition from the United States is reported burning in the mid Atlantic on July 8 1915. City Council approves tar via coating for wood block square paving and buys land from Mrs Maud Kohli for disposal plant expansion. Taverns close late on Saturdays. Edward Grinnell moves to Stockton for a position with H A Smith electric firm. Illinois Central officials briefly visit Monroe for Madison branch inspection.
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United States
mid-Atlantic
Public Square
Maud Kohli
Edward Grinnell
Stockton
H. A. Smith
Monroe
Illinois Central
Madison
Wisconsin Contracts Win Over Two Billion in Defense Bookings
The Defense Department reports Wisconsin contractors secured 2,065,965,000 in military prime contracts from July 1950 to March 1951, 1.8 percent of the 114,736,505,000 total. Wisconsin totals include Army 1,103,154,000 Navy 285,376,000 Air Force 676,364,000 and other agencies 1,171,000. New York led with 17,828,991,000 in contracts for the period.
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Defense Department
Wisconsin
Army
Navy
Air Force
New York
Juda By Mrs. F. N. Miller
Miss Beverly Parfrey of Richland Center visits Mrs. Claude Walton. Theodore Bronson of Madison calls on cousin Mrs. Florence Miller. Miss Mary Hiel returns home from New Ulm for vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Shattum and Beverly visit Mrs. Minnie Beals of Warren.
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Beverly Parfrey
Richland Center
Claude Walon
Theodore Bronson
Madison
Florence Miller
Mary Hiel
New Ulm, Minn
Lee Shattum
Beverly
Minnie Beals
Warren
National Geographic Rates Grand Coulee World’s Largest Concrete Dam
The National Geographic Society ranks Grand Coulee Dam as the world’s largest concrete structure, with Shasta Dam listed as second in the catalog.
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Grand Coulee Dam
Shasta Dam
National Geographic Society
Daily Papers Hit New Peak in Circulation and Ads
New York reports daily newspaper circulation reached a record high in the six months ending March 31 per Editor and Publisher. Morning papers rose 2.17 percent, evenings 1.40 percent, with Sunday gains of 0.32 percent versus a prior decline. Advertising lineage in 52 cities through May climbed to 1.137 billion.
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New York
U. S
Audit Bureau
Cheelbane
ABC
New Glarus Scouts Attend Canyon Camp
Seventeen Boy Scouts are at Apple River Canyon Camp this week. Earl Willoughby led the first two days with Ronnie Tschudy and Russell Reuter taking over later. Attendees include Jeff Marty Gordon Gardner Phillip Duerst Dick Hillestad John Freitag Chuck Hoesly Roger McFadden James Meyer Jim Tschudy Douglas Thompson Paul Yaeger Gene Wild John Grossenbacher Eddie Grossenbacher Ronnie Kuenzi Jerry Disch Richard Paulson.
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New Glarus
Apple River Canyon
Earl Willoughby
Ronnie Tschudy
Russell Reuter
Jeff Marty
Gordon Gardner
Phillip Duerst
Dick Hillestad
John Freitag
Chuck Hoesly
Roger McFadden
James Meyer
Jim Tschudy
Douglas Thompson
Paul Yaeger
Gene Wild
John Grossenbacher
Eddie Grossenbacher
Ronnie Kuenzi
Jerry Disch
Richard Paulson
Waldo Freitag
Mary Jo
Fred Meyer
Irving Wild
Bill Palmer
Abner Anderson
Kent
Don Ott
DePere Set To Host State Art Festival
DePere opens its doors July 14 to 16 for a three day art festival drawing artists from around Wisconsin. Professional and amateur entrants compete for cash awards exceeding 500 dollars. A junior show and Brown County crafts fair accompany the event with 1600 artist forms mailed statewide.
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DePere
Wisconsin
DePere Retailer’s Association
Brown County
New Glarus to Hold Soap Box Derby Event
New Glarus plans a Soap Box Derby on July 18 as part of the summer recreation program led by William Holman. The event features two classes for official and non official cars, open to boys ages 11 to 15, with local winners earning trophies amid Lions Club and Streiff Chevrolet sponsorship.
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Glarus
William Holman
Lions Club
Streiff Chevrolet Inc
New Glarus School District Sets Budget Hearing Monday
The Joint No. 1 school district will present a record $79,000 tax levy and a $117,619.50 budget at the annual electors meeting Monday night at the high school. Two school board seats are up for election. terms of clerk Florence K. Marty and member Millard Peters expire. Building plans for a new high school are under study with a site east of the earlier option on the Stanley Kittleson farm. architect John Steinnn Monticello is drawing preliminary plans.
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New Glarus
Washington
Exeter
Florence K. Marty
Millard Peters
B. F. Wilde
Marshall Ingwell
Paul Klassy
Delmar Zentner
George Hartman
Stanley Kittleson
John Steinmann
Monticello
Walter Leuthy Discharged From Navy at Treasure Island
Yeoman Second Class Walter Leuthy received his discharge at Treasure Island in San Francisco on June 27 after four years of service. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leuthy of New Glarus, were joined by relatives in Chicago and Madison for a family gathering. The Leuthys plan to settle in Madison where he will attend the university this fall.
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Monticello
Walter Leuthy
Treasure Island
San Francisco
New Glarus
Robert Doyle
Madison
Ivan Wichser
Etta Babler
Leuthys
The
University
Racine Jail Probe Finds Prosecutions Possible
Governor Kohler was briefed by Atty. Gen. Vernon Thomson that the Racine County jail inquiry indicates some prosecutions may be warranted. The report, based on FBI agents’ work, cites alcohol access and intermingling of sexes amid lax oversight and says sheriffs must enforce proper provisions and appoint a matron when needed.
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Madison
Kohler
Vernon Thomson
Racine County
Thomson
FBI
Harry Hayes
Richard Hennessey
Milwaukee
Sheriff's Department
Arthur J. la Brasca
William G. Korzelius
Arthur Greco
Rudolph Spieker
Racine
Spieker
Tschudys Sell Home to Wilde Couple
Mr and Mrs J J Tschudy sold their south town house to Mr and Mrs David Wilde. Possession will be given August 1.
Death of Ali Naci Karacan Publisher of Milliyet
Ali Naci Karacan 59 publisher of Milliyet one of Turkey's largest newspapers died Thursday in Istanbul. The longtime media figure led the Turkish press and helped shape modern Turkish journalism.
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Associated Press
Istanbul
Turkey
Ali Naci Karacan
Milliyet
Entomologist Dr Er nest Lasseer Dies at 72 in Kensington Md
STILLWATER Minn Dr Er nest Lasseer aged 72 of Kensington Maryland a noted entomologist with the U S Department of Agriculture for 49 years before retirement three years ago died Thursday His long career focused on foreign plant quarantine and he was widely known in the field.
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Stillwater, Minn
Ernest Lasseer
Kensington
U. S. Department of Agriculture
White House mail chief Ira R. T. Smith dies at 79
Ira R. T. Smith, 79, longtime White House chief of mails for 51 years serving nine presidents, died Tuesday in Santa Barbara California.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Ira R. T. Smith
White House
Tuesay
Ottawa designer of Heller anti tank weapon dies
Roland William Foster, 52, a designer of the Heller antitank weapon, born in Bury England, died Monday.
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Ottawa
Roland William Foster
Bury
England
Tony Capezio dies linked to Capone era Chicago crime group
Anthony Tough Tony Capezio aged 53 a former Capone era associate and reportedly a leading member of the current Chicago crime syndicate died Thursday in the city.
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Chicago
Anthony
Tough Tony) Capezio
Old Capone
Chicago Crime Syndicate
Advertising executive H. H. Krueger dies at 60 in Lake Wales
H H Krueger 60 chief of Advertising Metal Display Co Chicago and president of a Lake Wales tourist attraction died Thursday.
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Lake Wales, Fla
H. H. Krueger
Advertising Metal Display Co
Chicago
Lake Wales
New York Boxer Daniel Morgan Dies at 82
Daniel Morgan known as Dumb Dan, aged 82, once managed world champions Jack Britton Al McCoy and Battling Levinsky in boxing circles.
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New York
Daniel
Dumb Dan) Morgan
Jack Britton
al McCoy
Battling Levinsky
New Glarus Forms Peddling Ordinance Study Committee
The New Glarus village board set up a committee to study ways to enforce a peddling ban. Appointed by board chair Chester Stuessy, the group includes Clerk Charles Tollefson and trustees H F Zingg and R C Phillipson. Robert Strickler urged stricter rules and cited laws from Albany Brodhead and Monroe as models.
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New Glarus
Chester Stuessy
Charles Tollefson
H. F. Zingg
R. C. Phillipson
Robert Strickler
Strickler
Albany
Brodhead
Monroe
Actress Bonita Granville Undergoes Emergency Surgery
Burbank California actress Bonita Granville had an emergency appendectomy at St. Joseph hospital after a sudden illness at home. She was reported resting well after the operation and in good condition tonight.
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Burbank
Calif
Bonita Granville
St. Joseph Hospital
Amazing bargains in The Times classified
Daily advertisement roundup showcases reduced prices across categories. Obvious savings appear on household items electronics and furniture with highlighted deals and limited time offers.
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Times
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Monroe Evening Times CO
Emery A. Odell
Inland Daily Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Stephenson County
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Ill
Editorial
By Richard P. Powers
Cedarburg
Willard N. Tessin
Nick Schinabeck
Martin Ave
Sheboygan
Commission
Evening Times
Reno Schwartzlow
Stoughton
A. E.mitchell
J. H. Schwaiger
Berlin
Patricia Brugger
Evansville
Co. K
Douglas
Ruth A. Shephard
Platteville
Monroe High School
George Wellers
Union School District No. 1
M. E. Baltzer
Larry Dodge
C. A. Roderick
George Schneider
G. U. G. Germania
Marshalltown
Camp Douglas
O. E. Terry
Lincoln
Neb
Spring Grove Cheese and Butter
Register of Deeds
Harriet Carson
Portland
Ore
Don
Atlas Grip
Don's
Standard Service
Juda
F. N. Miller
Canyon
City OF
Board of Review
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F. M. Bray
Racines
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Huber Brewing Co
Monroe, Wis
BOC
Swiss Cheese Shop
Servel
Wisconsin Power and Light Company
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