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Editorial urges wider cheese contest participation nationwide
Cheese Reporter editor Palmiter urges cheesemakers to compete and display at state fairs harvest festivals and judging contests to boost industry pride and public interest. He notes some lag in enthusiasm and argues contests showcase quality and the craft, tying exhibitor effort to publicity and public relations.
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Harry A. Palmiter
The
Cheese Reporter
Palmiter
Uiis
Haresfoot Club Closes at Wisconsin After Dwindling Crowds
The Haresfoot Club at the University of Wisconsin folds after costs rise and audiences thin. The all male revue, famed for its slogan all our girls are men yet everyone is a lady, dates to 1898 and peaked in the 1920s during touring years.
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Madison
Haresfoot Club
University of Wisconsin
Bill Purnell
Haresfoot
Coffee Linked To Heart Trouble Across Study
A nine month study of 1 108 men at Hawthorne works Chicago finds a significant correlation between coffee intake and later coronary disease. Researchers from University of Illinois College of Medicine note the data applies only to men in a high risk age group and does not claim broad applicability.
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New York
American Heart Association
University of Illinois College of Medicine
Hawthorne Works
Western Electric Co
Chicago
Haresfoot Club's Legacy and Nine-Year Run Ends at College
The Haresfoot club at the college concluded after nine years of entertainment and controversy. Dean LeRoy Luberg announced the debt paid and no future shows planned. The troupe nurtured writers and performers who later rose to fame, including Frederick March and Don Ameche, while facing backlash over gender changes and evolving stage ethics.
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Cleveland
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Chicago
Minneapolis
Wisconsin
LeRoy Luberg
Frederick March
Tom Ewell
Cy Howard
Don Ameche
Jerry Beck
Fiorello
Max Nelson
The
Milwaukee Sentinel
Today in History July 15 highlights and events
Key dates include 1870 Georgia readmitted to the Union after Civil War, 1788 Georgia cedes western lands, 1870 Franco Prussian War begins, 1918 Second Battle of the Marne, 1935 land condemnation ruling, plus notes on congressional actions and Eisenhower Lebanon mission.
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Congress
State of Georgia
Georgia
United States
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
House Government Operations Committee
Clare Hoffman
Michigan
All-Star Game Triumphs Highlight 1953 Baseball Week
National League defeated the Americans 5 to 1 in Cincinnati marking the fourth consecutive NL win. The July 15 All-Star tilt showcased top players and the league’s offensive edge for the season’s midyear showcase.
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National League
Americans
Cincinnati
Nationals
Ralph H. Wenger
The
Commercial and Savings Bank
Edward Thundert
Juda
Monroe
Recreation Department
Edna Mackey
Janesville Boy Shot While Target Practicing
Michael Jensen of Janesville was shot in the left shoulder while tin can target shooting with a .22 rifle on a vacation with his Ostrander grandparents in Red Oak Illinois. The accidental discharge came when his brother James brushed the trigger while trying to set the safety. The bullet missed vital bones. he was treated by Dr. Jaime Ballestros in Orangeville and discharged.
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Michael Jensen
Janesville
Alva Ostrander
Route 1
Red Oak
Michael
Eugene Jensen
Jaime Ballestros
Orangeville
James
Swine Breeders Accept Challenge From Thoresons
Thoreson Brothers of South Wayne Hampshire have joined a new sire performance test run by the Hampshire Swine Registry in Peoria Illinois. Fifteen pigs from their herd sired by the boar Sizzler are weighed measured and fed under supervision to record rate of gain feed efficiency and carcass data. Visitors may view the test pen with prior permission.
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New Hampshire
Thoreson
Sizzler
Hampshire Swine Registry
Peoria
Ill
Lyle G. Atkinson
Lafayette County
Thoresons
Thoreson Brothers
Grain elevator death claims Edwin Hermanson
Edwin Hermanson was killed Saturday night when his clothing was caught on machinery at the Farmers Union grain elevator where he worked. He died after being drawn into the equipment.
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Edwin Hermanson
Farmers Union
Time-saving via Classified Ads Problem Solver
Readers discover how to speed up problem solving by using classified ads as a practical tool. The piece highlights efficiency, organization, and clever thrifty approaches to common challenges. It emphasizes time management and everyday resourcefulness.
Clift Ailment Suit For 600 000 Settled
Universal Pictures and Fireman's Insurance Co settle a $600,000 suit over Montgomery Clift illness claims related to delays during filming of Freud. Insurer contends Clift was not ill. Settlement terms not disclosed.
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Los Angeles
Montgomery Clift
Freud
Universal Pictures Co
Firemen’s Insurance Co
Clift
Judge questions new beer law in Dane County
Dane County circuit judge Richard W Bardwell presiding in a Madison youth case set Aug 13 for five youths who pleaded innocent to violating a law banning beer sales to under 21 for off premise consumption The judge said the statute lacks clarity and shifts parental duties to bartenders and tavern keepers The law effective July 5 carries fines from 50 to 500 for seller and buyer and may suspend a driving license for up to one year.
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Madison
Dane County
Richard W. Bardwell
Dane
Bardwell
Graveside Rites Held For Mason Daughter
Graveside services were held Saturday morning in Floral Lawns cemetery Beloit for Susan Kaye Mason infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C Wesley Mason Hayward The infant died at birth Thursday Survivors include the parents Mr and Mrs Clyde Mason and Mr and Mrs Norman Geffers Beloit a great grandmother Mrs Meta Miller Oshkosh and Mrs Jane Mason Monroe
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Floral Lawns Cemetery
Beloit
Susan Kaye Mason
C. Wesley Mason
Hayward
Jane Mason
Monroe
Clyde Mason
Norman Geffers
Meta Miller
Oshkosh
Legion Parade to Highlight State Convention in Madison
A parade action and a bugle corps band and chorus competition will highlight the American Legion state convention this weekend in Madison. Lisbon Portugal Tito De Morais 83 Portuguese navy minister under the republic and a leading political figure between 1910 and 1926 died Sunday.
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Maiteson
American Legion
Madison
Lisbon
Portugal
Angr
Tito de Morais
Rites Tomorrow For Murl F Sweet World War I veteran
Services for Murl F. Sweet 68 Route 4 a World War I veteran who died Saturday morning will be held at 1 30 p m tomorrow in the Stuessy funeral chapel with Rev Theo F Matthews officiating in the absence of Rev Harold A Allison Burial will be in Greenwood cemetery American Legion and Green County Boots and Saddle Club members will attend Sam Pickett and Fred Flick will remove the American flag from the casket and present it Colorbearers are Paul J Lochner and George Grant He was born in Clark County Wisconsin November 8 1894 son of Frank and Clara Lenhardt Sweet He served with the 295th Military Police company overseas May 1918 to July 1919 fought at Meuse Argonne St Mihiel and Somme He married Zella Smith July 16 1919 They farmed in Monroe Township Survived by wife a son Nathan Freeport a daughter Dorothy Block Browntown two brothers Gurney and Gilbert Sweet Marshfield a sister Mrs Robert Dumond Park Falls and six grandchildren He was preceded in death by a sister Mrs Walter Oestrich Park Falls and a brother Harry in Nebraska
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Stuessy
Theo. F. Matthews
Harold A. Allison
Greenwood Cemetery
Sam Pickett
Fred Flick
Paul J. Lochner
George Grant
Mr. Sweet
Green County
Clark County
Wisconsin
Frank
Clara Lenhardt Sweet
295Th Military Police Company
Meuse-Argonne
St. Mihiel
Somme
Zella Smith
Monroe Township
American Legion
Green County Boots and Saddle Club
Nathan
Freeport
Duane
Dorothy) Block
Browntown
Gurney
Gilbert Sweet
Marshfield
Robert Dumond
Park Falls
Walter Oestrich
Harry
Nebraska
Boston Herald-Traveler leader dies at 83
Sidney W. Winslow Jr. 83 chairman of the Boston Herald-Traveler Corp and former United Shoe Machinery executive died Sunday. In Washington Rear Admiral Gilbert J. Rowcliff 81 naval aide to Presidents Roosevelt and Taft died Sunday after a long illness.
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Boston
Sidney W .Winslow Jr
Boston Herald- Traveler Corp
United Shoe Machinery Corp
Washington
Gilbert J. Rowcliff
Theodore Roosevelt
William Howard Taft
Dedication Saturday At Stonefield Building
The Stonefield Gazette publishing headquarters in Cassville will be dedicated Saturday at 2:30 p.m. George Banta Jr. of Banta Publishing Co. will attend to mark the shop’s moment. A highlight is the announcement of a new book Shadow in the Grass by August Derleth, based on Nelson Dewey’s life.
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Cassville
Stonefield
State Historical Society
Cation
George Banta Jr
Banta Publishing Co
Menasha
Grass
August Derleth
Nelson Dewey
Mrs Frank Pieper 76 dies. funeral in St Pauls Church
Mrs Frank Pieper 76 of Davis Illinois died Friday. Services set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at St Pauls Church of Epplyanna with burial in the church cemetery. Chapin funeral home in Durand hosts visit 7 30 to 9 tonight. Surviving are husband five sons Melvin Norman Gerald Vern Belford two brothers John Helmis and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Nettie L.) Pieper
Davis
St. Paul’s Church
Epplyanna
Church
Chapin Funeral Home
Durand
Melvin
Norman
Whitewater
Gerald
Beloit
Vern
Rockford
Belford
John Helmis
Mrs C Roy Strange Rites Held After Long Illness
Funeral services for Mrs C Roy Strange 66 wife of local veterinarian were conducted this afternoon at MT HOREB Evangelical She was born Eleanor Thomas in Vermont and spent youth in Castle Rock Colorado where she married Dr Strange The family includes husband daughter Mrs Marvin Nelson of Boscobel sister Mrs Edward Peterson Castle Rock Colo brother George Alexander Detroit and five grandchildren
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MT. Horeb
C. Roy Strange
Evangelical
Eleanor Thomas
Vermont
Castle Rock
Colo
Strange
The
Eastern Star
White Shrine
Third District
American Legion Auxiliary
Marvin Nelson
Boscobel
Edward Peterson
George Alexander
Detroit
Mich
China Pulls Back Troops From Ladakh Post
India confirms through its foreign office that Chinese Communist forces have withdrawn from a military post in Northwest Ladakh after a strong protest by New Delhi last month. The move reduces tensions along the disputed border and follows diplomatic communications between the two nations.
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New Delhi
Ladakh
India
Indian Foreign Office
The Old Santa Fe Trail Span Across States
The Old Santa Fe Trail stretched 800 miles from Franklin in Missouri to Santa Fe New Mexico passing through four states shaped by distance and geography.
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Franklin
Santa Fe
N.M
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