Nominating Group Forms for 1950 Cheese Day Leadership
A first step toward organizing Cheese Day 1950 was taken at a meeting of cheese industry representatives. A seven member nominating committee was chosen to select seven directors and report to a community meeting. The group includes Moldenhauer Stuart and Zwygart with others to be added by Dwight Crandall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheese Industry
O. A. Moldenhauer
Kenneth W. Stuart
Doran R. Zwygart
Dwight A. Crandall
Cheese Day, Inc
First National Bank
Crandall
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Archie S. Myers
Monroe
Green County
Russell W. Prient
Treasury
Fitzgibbons
Myers
Mercantile Community
Moldenhauer
Mercantile Group
Roy M. Grant
Fred Glauser
Roscoe C. Smith
Reinhard Mueller
Albert Knobel
Monticello
Donald W. Janke
Walter Reg
Raiders Break Up Numbers Racket In Three-State Sweep
New York police identified one suspect as Irving Bitz a 46 year old circulation inspector once linked to the Lindbergh kidnapping case. Nine arrested in New Jersey Cincinnati and Newark linked to a $50 million a year numbers racket that fixed daily totals to cheat players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Irving Bitz
New York Journal American
Harry Hanley
Bitz
Charles A. Lindbergh
Salvatore Spitale
New Jersey
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Clearing House Association
Dennison Duble
Anthony Strollo
Frank S. Hogan
East
Newark
N. J
Wall Street
Cincinnati Clearing House
Ring
Hogan
Becker Draws Pairings for Wisconsin Amateur Meet
Chester Becker of Monroe qualified for the Wisconsin amateur golf championship at Milwaukee Country Club and was paired in the upper bracket with Ormal Christianson of Cambridge. Other early pairs include Bowden Davis versus Paul Reichardt and Tom Veech versus Moon Mulinaro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Becker
Monroe
Wisconsin
Milwaukee Country Club
Ormal Christianson
Cambridge
Bowden Davis
Milwaukee
Paul Reichardt
Tom Veech
Moon Mulinaro
Madison
Blast Kills 24 at Tarancon Munitions Dump
An explosion at a Spanish army munitions dump in Tarancon killed 24 people and left more than 50 seriously injured. The blast occurred early today, reportedly affecting civilians and military personnel nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarancon
Spain
Blanchardville Man Nominated by Truman
President Truman sent to the Senate postmaster nominations for Wisconsin including Blanchardville's Herbert C. Lyngans and Pleasant Prairie’s Lawrence A. Pofahl along with Ellen A. Wilsey of Waterloo and other named communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Senate
Wisconsin
Helen L. Regan
Badger
Herbert C. Lyngans
Blanchardville
Donald H. Bersell
Chili
Theodore S. Daniels
Manitowish Waters
Lawrence A. Pofahl
Pleasant Prairie
Francis B. Schneider
Rice Lake
Raymond J. Boxrucker
Stetsonville
Ellen A. Wilsey
Waterloo
Frank M. Kelly
Bomb Radiation Hazard Overrated Says AEC Doctor
Col. James P. Cooney of the AEC medical advisory staff argues in Radiology that residual atomic bomb radiation is negligible. He states contrary to public fear, immediate post detonation risk is confined to microseconds and within about 2000 yards, making rescue work possible in bombed areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Atomic Energy Commission
James P. Cooney
AEC
Radiology
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Angry Republican Pushes For Partial Foreign Arms Cut
Republicans push to reduce Truman foreign arms aid from 1.45 billion. Senators Dulles and Vandenberg back an alternative plan to fund surplus equipment to NATO allies and new gear for eight pact signers, totaling less than half of the president’s request. House hearings begin Thursday with Rep. Vorys backing an interim program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Europe
Truman
Congress
Vandenberg
Reich
Dulles
R-Ny
State Department
Themelves
GOP
Rep
Vorys
Ohio
Greece
Turkey
Administration
Taft
Is Party
Wherry
Nebraska
House
Mr. Truman
Truman Arms Plan Aims Buffer Force Across Five Nations
President Truman outlined an arms program to raise about 1.5 million fighting men across Britain France Belgium the Netherlands Luxembourg and coordinated western Europe. The plan also strengthens Norway Denmark and Italy to bolster defense until American forces can enter the fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Western Europe
Russia
Britain
France
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Western European Union
U.S
Norway
Denmark
Italy
Moldenhauer Named President of Wisconsin National Guard
Col. O. A. Moldenhauer of the 128th Infantry Wisconsin National Guard is named president of the Wisconsin chapter of the National Guard Association. About 1,000 officers statewide belong. Col. Moldenhauer’s aides include Capt. William P. Robinson as vice president Maj. George W. Henebry as secretary Lt. Col. Melvin P. Wang as treasurer. The chapter meets twice yearly with the national gathering in Montgomery Alabama each October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. A. Moldenhauer
Monroe
128Th Infantry
Wisconsin National Guards
Wisconsin
National Guard Association
William P. Robinson
Madison
George W. Henebry
Appleton
Melvin P. Wang
Montgomery
Ala
Adrian J Babler Hired as County Radio Operator
Adrian J Babler a Monroe township native born August 4 1911 has been hired as operator at WRJK Green County police radio effective September 1 He replaces Norman C Johnson who will attend the University of Wisconsin Babler was selected from nine applicants by the radio committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrain I. Babler
11Th Avenue
WRJK
Green County
Norman C. Johnson
University of Wisconsin
Babler
Monroe Township
Ecuador revolt quelled at presidential palace
Government led by President Galo Plaza Lasso said troops beat back a revolt against the Quito regime. The government named Col. Carlos Mancheno, a former dictator, as leader of the attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecuador
Quito
Galo Plaza Lasso
Carlos Mancheno
Fred Galli Named Judge at State Fair
Fred Galli, manager of the Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers association, is named one of three foreign type cheese judges for the state fair next month. He was informed by H. J. Weavers, chief of the agriculture department. The other judges are Glenn Erbe of Mt. Horeb and Gottlieb Werren of Blue Mounds. Judging will begin at State Fair Park on Saturday, August 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Galli
Wisconsin
Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers’ Association
Galli
H. J. Weavers
Department of Agriculture
Glenn Erbe
Mt. Horeb
Gottlieb Werren
Blue Mounds
State Fair Park
Federal housing chiefs urge end to wartime landlord role
Raymond M. Foley told a senate banking subcommittee that evictions of thousands of wartime housing tenants, many veterans, could occur if Congress does not change rules. He proposed transferring units to localities and phasing out federal ownership, noting 467000 units remain and 60 percent tenants are veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Raymond M. Foley
Housing and Home Finance
Senate Banking
Foley
Monroe
Sam
Wisconsin Cheese Market Firm With Active Trade
Federal state market news service notes Wisconsin cheese market firm and fairly active trade. Selling prices include varieties such as single daisies and longhorns 32 14 to 33 34, square prints 33 33 4, and midgets 34 to 35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Federal State Market News Service
Wisconsin
I.c.l
Wayne King to Bring Three Blue Ribbon Horses to Fair
Wayne King the renowned composer and conductor known as Americas Waltz King brings three blue ribbon show horses to the seventh annual horse show at the fair. Penny King, 15, will show Kings X and is joined by Jet-Propelled Allegro from the Jimmy Watts stables near Skokie Illinois. The event features 32 classes with afternoon and evening shows, judged by Temple Stephens of Moberly Missouri and a full supporting staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne King
King
Penny
Jet
Jimmy Watts
Skokie
Ill
Watts
King of Hearts
Robin King
Might Flame
Nell Cunningham
James Frautschy
Temple Stephens
Moberly
Ronald Retz
Oshkosh
Jack Stofer
Reedsburg
Lyle Rodger
Ernest W. Hayes
J. A. Rouch
Joe L. Shoelton
Amboy
Longest Square Slab Poured on West Side by Project Contractor
The longest strip to be poured yet was laid on court house square today on the west side. Pouring started at the south end and progressed uphill while work continued at the northwest corner reconnecting courthouse telephone lines to a nearby manhole behind the Montgomery Ward store. The switch-over moved from old conduit to new, begun last night and completed today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House Square
Montgomery Ward
Henry M. Johnson of Argyle Succumbs to Heart Attack
Henry M. Johnson aged 61 of Argyle township died of a sudden heart attack yesterday at his farm home six miles northwest of Argyle. He was born June 1, 1888, married Feb. 28, 1912, to Margaret Kipfer. Survived by wife, mother, five daughters, one son, three brothers, two sisters, and 11 grandchildren. Funeral at Yellowstone Lutheran church with Rev. M. A. Sorenson officiating. burial in church cemetery. Pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argyle
Henry M. Johnson
Argyle Township
John O
Hannah Hanson Johnson
Monroe Business Institute
Johnson
Yellowstone Lutheran
Margaret Kipfer
Hannah Johnson
Lancaster
Roslyn Alm
Ever Hanson
Alice Johnson
Monroe
Stuart Locke
Kokomo
Ind
Victor Bredeson
Rockford
Gustave
Elmer
Eugene
Milton
Waupun
Wis
Arthur Gouldhaug
Blanchardville
Harry Holmes
Weather looks steamy with scattered storms and high humidity
Partly cloudy conditions with scattered showers or thunderstorms through Wednesday. Humidity remains high as temperatures hover around 92 degrees by noon after a Monday high of 92 and a low near 74 in the early hours.
Guatemala Suppresses News With Censorship Reported
Reports from Guatemala claim the government hides conditions from outsiders through strict censorship and blocks all newspapers and broadcasting stations from informing the Guatemalan people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Guatemala
Monticello Youth Found Dead in Field
Willard Teddy Zurbuchen a Monticello youth aged 20 was found dead in a corn field at the village north edge after going missing Sunday. Coroner and county officials investigated as a Green County air patrol helped locate the body with photographer fingerprints taken. Surviving are his parents and brother Zane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Teddy Zurbuchen
Monticello
Green County Sheriff's Air Patrol
Zurbuchen
Jacob Legler
Herman A. Stuessy
Badger Flying Service
Charles Smith
Sheriff
Green County
Herbert J. Bolliger
Matt Solliran
Wilbur E. Deininger
George W. Armstrong
Green County Highway Police
Tom Richards
Solliran
Young Zurbuchen
Ted Zurbuchen
Zweifel Cheese Co
Zane
Dane County
Last Tax Payments Due Saturday Noon
Emanuel G. Stauffacher, Green county treasurer, warned that final installments on deferred real estate taxes are due Saturday noon. A total of 7,830.24 remains for 1948 taxes with scheduled payments from Monroe 4376.50, Brodhead 2163.35, and townships Adams 125.84, Brooklyn 134.29, Cadiz 379.95, Clarno 99.56, Decatur 45.91, Jordan 79.47, Monroe 217, Mt. Pleasant 61.41, Spring Grove 90, York 56.96.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emanuel G. Stauffacher
Green County
Monroe
Brodhead
Adams
Brooklyn
Cadiz
Clarno
Decatur
Jordan
Mt. Pleasant
Spring Grove
York
Twin sisters injured in Illinois crash die and hospitalize
Beloit reports Mrs Allen Goodrich 34 of Rockton died yesterday from injuries from a Friday auto accident just south of Beloit in Illinois. Her twin sister Mrs Leota Huss remains hospitalized with injuries from the same crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beloit
Allen Goodrich
Rockton
Here
Illinois
Leota Huss
Suspect Confesses After Questioning In Nordbeck Case
A 17 year old Oconto county youth, Robert McGregor, confessed to shooting Emil Nordbeck seven miles west of Crystal Falls Michigan after hitching a ride. Authorities say no motive was given and extradition will be sought after a formal warrant is prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kassube
McGregor
Francis
Oconto County
Edward Coopman
Herald
Coopman
Oconto
Michigan
Emil Nordbeck
West Allis
Emery J. King
Iron County
Mich
Robert McGregor
Nordbeck
Crystal Falls
Edward Herald
Abrams
Chambers Aids Hunt in Nordbeck Murder Probe
Evan C. Chambers former Green County sheriff now on Wisconsin state crime laboratory staff assisted investigations into Nordbeck’s murder. He photographed clues on the Nordbeck automobile as part of his duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evan C. Chambers
Green County
Wisconsin State Crime Laboratory
Nordbeck
Fort Chief Named Watertown
Edward J. Schultz resigned as detective sergeant of the Watertown police to become chief of police at Fort Atkinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Edward J. Schultz
Fort Atkinson
Secretary Hutchinson Named Assistant Secretary of Agriculture
President Truman nominated Knox T. Hutchinson a Murfreesboro Tennessee farmer to be assistant secretary of agriculture. Hutchinson's selection was announced today in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Knox T. Hutchinson
Hutchinson
Murfreesboro, Tenn
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Rolf
Nero
Giessen
Germany
Bloc
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Buffer Army
Col
Adrian J. Babler
White House
Defense
Louis Johnson
Scott Lucas
D-Ill
Tom Connally
D-Tex
William Fulbright
D-Ark
Dean Acheson
Claude Pepper
D-Fla
Alben L. Barkley
Arthur H. Vandenberg
R-Mich
Nobady
Stiles Junction
George Kassube
George Jundrusiak
Phoenix Chair Co
Sheboygan
Dollar Bay
Antigo
Chambers Aids
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