Albany Condensed Milk Plant Stay Delayed For 30 Days
Indiana Condensed Milk Co agrees to a 3 day closing stay for the Albany plant while Sam Lerner and associates seek time to arrange details and possibly buy the facility. Albany leaders and 125 residents push for a 30 day extension to keep the industry open and protect 31 jobs and 135 farmer patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Indiana Condensed Milk Co
Albany Community Club
Indianapolis
James Pryce
Sam Lerner
M. J. Ingwell
Bank of Albany
Oregon
Domenic Bongiorni
Kyle M. Miller
First Baptist Church
Truman E. Sharer
Funeral Home
Herbert Striker
Sylvester
Cal Broughton
Green Rock
Magnolia Township
A. H. Partridge
Indiana Condensery Office
Ingwell
Lerner
Janesville
Stevenson Says He Has No Plan to Resign as Governor
Springfield news reports Gov Adlai E Stevenson stating he has no present intention to resign amid illness. In Wisconsin Oconto County, Harley Garrigan Lena Wright and David Wright were bound over for Circuit Court on five bad meat charges from the State Department of Agriculture.
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Springfield
Adlai E. Stevenson
Oconto
Wis
Harley Garrigan
Lena
David Wright
Route 2
Oconto County
Benkert Named Assistant Chief of Monroe Fire Dept
Fire Chief H L Sickinger named Josef J Benkert as second assistant fire chief to replace Ben Holsapple who resigned June 25 Benkert 33 youngest ever named to this post Otto J Steinman is first assistant chief Benkert joined the department in 1942 and has held secretary and treasurer roles He helped lead the state pioneer program for training volunteer firemen and maintains the department historical record The appointment must be approved by the fire and police commission with members listed
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H. L. Sickinger
Monroe
Josef J. Benkert
Ben Holsapple
Benkert
Otto J. Steinman
Sickinger
Fire Department
Monticello
New Glarus
Browntown
Wisconsin
Fire and Police Commission
Rodney O. Kittelsen
W. C. Bender
Dwight A. Crandall
Robert L. Rote
G. E. Zuercher
General's Diary Costs Reprimand
Maj. Gen. Robert W. Grow was convicted by court martial of jotting military secrets in a personal diary and failing to safeguard classified data. He received a reprimand counting against future promotion and a six month suspension from command. The trial was secret and the diary's contents remain undisclosed.
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FT. Meade
Soviet Union
Robert W. Grow
Grow
Russia
United States
Citywide DDT Spraying Begins By Air In Monroe
A Monroe airfield contractor started aerial spraying of DDT and water over the city to combat polio by killing mosquitoes and other pests. Roy True and Charles M. Smith lead the operation using a dual-pipe plane for 35 foot swaths, with spraying paused during wind and resumed at daylight. Residents were cautioned to cover cars and wash produce and exteriors afterward. The extent and duration depend on weather.
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Roy True
Monroe
City Age
Board of Public Works
True
17Th Avenue
Charles M. Smith
Lake Francis
Smith
Nabbed in Bank Robberies Trio Identified in Wisconsin
The FBI announced the arrest of two Chilton brothers, Raymond J. Hephner 26 and Phillip 23, and Raymonds wife Virginia 23 for three bank robberies in Wisconsin and Illinois. They admitted holding up Farmers Savings Bank Edmond Wis Jan 21 and Pearl City and Kent banks in Illinois last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
FBI
Chilton
Wis
Ilinois
R. L. Murphy
Raymond J. Hephner
Phillip
Virginia
Raymond
Murphy
Hephners
Farmers Savings Bank
Edmond
Pearl City
Kent, Ill
No information on three in auto chased after robberies
The report states no details were available on whether the three people were inside the car involved in a chase across Green County's northwest corner last Friday after the Pearl City and Kent robberies.
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Green County
Pearl City
Kent
Oshkosh Man Charged in Healer's Death Arraignment
Leo F. Paulkick, 38, charged with first degree murder in the death of Ernest H. Feaver 68, a self styled divine healer from NEE Nah, shot at his chapel after an all night manhunt. Dist Atty Herbert J. Mueller filed the charge after the fatal shooting on a side road near Oshkosh.
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Oshkosh
Leo F. Paulkick
Dist
Herbert J. Mueller
Ernest H. Feaver
Neenah
Polio Strikes Collins Family Near Footville
Seven of nine children in the Eugene Collins household a mile north of Footville Center Township Rock County show polio symptoms in July. Kathleen aged 2 was diagnosed with polio at St Clare Hospital July 24. An elderly aunt first showed signs June 25 and now requires a brace.
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Eugene Collins
Footville
Center Township
Rock County
Collins
Kathleen
St. Clare Hospital
Evansville
Air Force Investigates Flying Saucers After Radar Spikes
The Air Force says it is still examining flying saucer reports but notes they do not pose a threat to the United States. Most sightings trace to natural phenomena. about one-fifth remain unexplained with no pattern suggesting a menace.
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Washington
Air Force
United States
John A. Samford
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Washington National Airport
Michigan
Selfridge Air Base
Kansas Man Reports Flying Saucer Swoop on Car
Sid Eubanks a 50 year old Wichita salesman told police a huge flying saucer swooped over U S highway 81 near Oklahoma City reversing direction and nearly blew his car off the road He described the object as a yellow green to yellow brown streak about 400 feet long and vanishing in seconds leaving him trembling at the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EMD
Okla
Sid Eubanks
Wichita
Vern Benell
Eubanks
Editors To Visit Fair Tomorrow
A 15 member group of food editors and writers from newspapers and magazines left New York for Monroe to tour the Swiss cheese industry and visit Green County Fair. They are guests of Borden Co led by Charles A. Eckburg and will stop at Fort Wayne Van Wert and Madison for plant tours and an Edgewater Hotel overnight before a Monroe reception and luncheon followed by a county fair visit.
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New York
Ernest R. Hayes
105 Ranch Rodeo
Jimmie Lynch
Noor
Roscoe Smith
T. A. Hoesly
Sea Scout Group
Monroe _ high school
Alice In Dairyland
Woman gymnasts plagued by bad luck at Helsinki Olympics
Mrs Hoesly from Clarno reports the American women's gymnastics team struggled with luck at the Helsinki Games. The compulsory events placed them ninth, the optional routines the next day left them twelfth, while Russia led both genders. Hoesly injured her foot on vault, yet recalled cheering crowds and team perseverance amid eight starters.
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Helsinki
Finland
Marie Blumer Hoesly
Clarno
Germany
Hoesly
U. S
Juda State Graded School Tops Green County Fair Exhibits
The Juda State Graded School won first place in the educational division at the Green County Fair. Simmons School Washington township and Marty Washington township followed. Judges were Mrs. Edna Mackey of Monroe and Miss Mary Sauer of Darlington. Individual class winners include Albert Disch and Rita Schwartzlow of Zentner, Sherry Williams and Merikay Wilson of Juda State Graded, and many others from Simmons, Zentner, Juda, and Round Grove.
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Juda State Graded School
Simmons School
Washington Township
Marty
Edna Mackey
Monroe
Mary Sauer
Darlington
Albert Disch
Alberta Disch
Rita Schwartzlow
Zentner School
Lester Johnson
Richland
Rosann Lien
Simmons
Zentner
Sherry Williams
Karen Beckman
Merikay Wilson
Neil Block
Carol Trotter
Jordan Center
Richard Kwartzlow
Jordan Praire
Nathan Jones
Gene Flesher
Mary Ann Burgy
Reta Frederick
Juda
Carol Keen
Evonne Peterson
Juda State
Beverly Hazeltine
Patricia Eruckson
Bem
Rosann Levi
Hog disease cancels Minnesota exhibits
An outbreak of vesicular exanthema led to a statewide ban on swine exhibitions in Minnesota. The restriction affects events such as the National Barrow Show and the Minnesota State Fair. Separate quarantines were imposed in Lake County and Orland Township in Cook County Illinois to curb the disease.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Lake County
Orland
Cook County
Ill
Red Program Backed by Hungary's Social Revolution
A fragmented report notes support for a social revolution backed by Hungary's Red government. The brief mentions today’s backing and the ongoing political movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
Hungary
Red
County Fair Sidelights and Exhibits Highlight Busy Weekend
A visual aids demonstration runs in floral hall with coordinators Miss Mabel Claussen Miss Hazel Kolden Mrs Orville Hanson and Mrs Mabel Probst for different days. Health exhibits by Miss Ruth Chase and Miss Ellen Brooks showcase cancer TB education at the fairgrounds. Green County Fair attendance features veterans, tickets, and trophies across 30 classes with weather hopes for Sunday.
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Floral Hall
Mabel Claussen
Rat Hollow
Hazel Kolden
Ball School
Orville Hanson
Loyalty
Mabel Probst
Jordan Center School
Alice Hanson
Frances’ Noesen
Alma Stark
Elnora Staffon
Eunice Flanagan
Adrian Babler
Dorothy Heinzelman
Willis Mitchell
Edna Zum Brunnen
Lloyd Benrud
Chester Tobin
Elmer Broam
Mardelle Matzke
Clareda Neuenschwander
Ruth Chase
Ellen Brooks
Monroe City
Fairgrounds
Green County Fair opens with record exhibits and big crowds
The 98th Green County Fair starts with five days of events and large exhibits led by a record cheese display from the Cheese Producers' Marketing Association. Judges, led by Eddie Lee and Robert E. Hardell, prepare for tomorrow as junior and open class entries grow, while ticket sales and rodeo shows draw steady crowds.
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Green County
Cheese Producers’ Marketing Association
Eddie Lee
Brodhead
Robert E. Hardell
The
Cheese Laboratory, Inc
Lee
Wisconsin American cheese markets stay steady amid limited offerings
The Federal State Market News Service reports Wisconsin cheese markets steady to firm with tight supplies and good demand. Prices vary by product with LCL daisies at 43-44 cents, long horns 43-44, square prints 43-44, midgets 44-45 cents. Swiss and domestic Swiss remain fully steady with prices for state brand 53, grade 49-52, grade C 47-50.
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Madison
Federal State Market News Service
Wisconsin
Fire razes garage in Ridgeway after earlier blaze
A fire destroyed the Davis garage in Ridgeway Wisconsin early today following an earlier blaze. Investigators believe the two incidents are connected and are examining the site for clues.
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Ridgeway
Wis
Davis Garage
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Alice
Alice-in-Dairyland
Beverly Ann Steffen
Appleton
Green County Fair
Steffen
Rally In
Village
Stevenson
Kansas
Fair
Operative Friese
Nancy Burgy
Susan Schwartzlow
Harvey Disch
Tova Peterson
Marilyn Keen
Ronald Riesen
Betty Dillon
Lee Studer
Darlene Beckwith
Minnesota
Bernard Friedrich
Hampshire
Schuetze’s
Helstein
Walter G. Timm
John W. Ruff
Spencer Bowen
J. L. Babler
Fair Ground
George D
Louise) Stauffacher
Enry Er le
Chamber of Commerce
Ise
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