Steel Priority Fears Hit Plants Across Industries
Government steel allocation prioritizes defense plants over civilian production. Auto makers seek ingots for sheet steel while shipbuilders and railroads fear delays. Detroit and other sectors anticipate layoffs and stalled expansion as blunt shortages and rail constraints threaten winter oil, ore shipments, and nine months of output.
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Sam D
New York
Detroit
Chemical Industry
Great Lakes
Psychiatrist Dr. Hertha Tarrasch to discuss Green County plan
Dr. Hertha Tarrasch, a psychiatrist with a private practice and a role at Oregon's Girls School, will speak at the courthouse tonight about a part time mental health service plan for Green County modeled after Rock County and will outline service costs. Attendees include local physicians Judge Harold J Lamboley county board chairman Clarence Loveland county nurses Ruth Chase Ellen Brooks and Effie Wenger.
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Hertha Tarrasch
Court House
Green County
Tarrasch
Oregon
Rock County
Harold J. Lamboley
Clarence W. Loveland
Ruth Chase
Ellen Brooks
Effie Wenger
Poultry Laboratory Named for D H Read at A&M
A $315000 poultry laboratory completed on the Texas A and M campus will be named after D H Read long time head of the poultry department He, a Montello Wisconsin native, graduated from Wisconsin in 1919 and chaired the department from 1923 to 1945.
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Montello Man College Station
Tex
Texas A and M College
D. H. Read
Montello
Wis
Reid
University of Wisconsin
Activities of Junior Fair Listed for Friday Saturday
The county extension office lists Friday and Saturday Junior Fair demonstrations at 1:15 pm in the fair tent near Floral Hall with volunteer chairmen and a schedule of twenty five demonstrations. Highlights include Safe-Y, Insect Control, Dairy Demonstration, Fruit Drinks, Packing a School Lunch, Your Sewing Box, Fruit Crisp, Jelly Making, and How to Fit a Pattern.
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County Agricultural Extension Office
Floral Hall
Clarence Schultz
William Blum
Cherry Magic
Catherine Blum
Argus
Clarence Asmus
Clarno
Safe- Y
Pat Flanagan Davis
Don Timm
Lillian Smith
Nancy Weber
Smiley
Karen’ Brandenburg
Spring Grove
Beverly Kundert
Doris Schneider
New
Shirley Geigel
Dutch Hollow
Colleen Wolters
Doris Williams
Decatur
Kay
Judie Drye
Ullom
First Winners In Revue Listed
A list of winners in dress revue activities announced by Miss Mamie Tillema county home agent. State entrants Carol Babler and Helen Bollig named. First places include Carol Babler Shirley Kueng Yvonne Ammann Marjory Doppeler Bonnie Vanderbilt Judith Anderson Mary Ann Oberholzer Ruth Emmerson and others across multiple dress categories.
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Mamie Tillema
Carol Babler
Helen Bollig
Shirley A. Kueng
Yvonne Ammann
Marjory Doppeler
Kathleen Schutt
Kay Drye
Judy Drye
Phillis Baumgartner
Shirley Geigel
Marilyn Ubert
Dawn Elmer
Judy LaBorde
Shirley Hilfiker
Joan Brunner
Judith Babler
Jenny Elmer
Barbara J. Kesler
Kenneth Ubert's Car Burns After Route 5 Crash
Kenneth Ubert escaped serious injury after his car rolled over on the middle Juda road east of Monroe and burst into flames when the rear bumper struck a roadside culvert. He suffered a slight back injury and the car was a total loss according to the sheriff's department report.
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Kenneth Ubert
Route 5
Sheriff's Department
Ubert
Juda
Monroe
Plans trust issue request by railroad company
The Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific Railroad Co asked the Interstate Commerce Commission for permission to issue 3 990 000 in equipment trust certificates to finance new equipment purchases.
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Washington
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad Co
Interstate Commerce Commission
General office work and bookkeeping position opened
Full time job posting seeks applicants with experience for Monroe Water Dept. duties include office tasks and bookkeeping. Apply in person or contact for details.
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Monroe Water Dept
Residents Warned To Guard Rural Homes During Fair
Green County residents were urged by Sheriff Matt Solliran to lock buildings when away during fair week. He cited past thefts during Cheese Day and the county fair and urged rural residents to report suspicious vehicles and obtain license numbers for rapid identification.
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Green County
Matt Solran
Sollran
Sheriff’s Office
Monroe
Solliran
Humidity Aided Most State Crops
The weekly crop weather summary from the federal weather bureau says humidity helped most Wisconsin crops. Harvesting oats and barley was widespread while some areas reported lodged oats delaying cutting. Yields ranged from fair to very good with army worm losses in the south and strong potato and bean activity in canneries.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Federal Weather Bureau
Bureau
Door County
Vernon County
Two Wisconsin Women Commissioned in Army
Two Wisconsin women graduates won direct commissions in the Women's Army Corps announced yesterday. Bonnie Jean Wild of Racine and Phyllis Ruth Mykelby of Star Lake were among 20 women chosen to receive immediate second lieutenant appointments in the WAC section of the Army Organized Reserve Corps. They will report to Ft. Lee Virginia for a five month training course starting September.
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Washington i
Wisconsin
Women's Army Corps
Army
Bonnie Jean Wild
Racine
University of Wisconsin
Phyllis Ruth Mykelby
Star Lake
Vilas County
Central State College
Stevens Point
WAC
Army Organized Reserve Corps
Ft. Lee
National Cheese Scoring Contest To Award Sun Ray Trophy
A 31 inch sun ray trophy will be awarded at the National Cheese Scoring Contest during the National Dairy Cattle Congress in Waterloo Iowa from September 27 to October 4. The trophy is won three times by the same person to claim permanent possession. Last year Harvey Schneider of Waldo Wisconsin won, with a history of Oregon Wisconsin rivalry. Wilbur A Stewart of Greenwood Wisconsin won in 1948 and 1949, while Oregon cheesemakers won in 1947 and 1950. The USDA has purchased 7 320 000 pounds of pasteurized process American cheese for school lunch programs, with 5 460 000 pounds delivered from Wisconsin at 40.99 to 41.25 cents per pound.
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Waterloo
Harvey Schneider
Waldo
Wis
Oregon
Wisconsin
Wilbur A. Stewart
Greenwood
Oregon Cheesemakers
United States Department of Agriculture
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Illinois
Missouri
Pennsylvania
Driving Comfort and Safety Boosted by Added Features
The improvements enhance both ease and enjoyment of driving while increasing safety as a result.
Cheese production speedup method eyed by researchers
Dr Louis L Russoff and Prof Alice J Gelpi Jr describe a process to speed cheese production by spraying or dipping surfaces with an antibiotic solution and coating with paraffin to lock in moisture. A USDA warehouse error overstated Swiss cheese stocks on hand July 1. corrected holdings are 5,045,000 pounds versus 8,126,000 pounds.
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Der
Louis L. Russoff
Alice J. Gelpi Jr
USDA
Seven States Meet At Madison For Emergency Welfare Meet
The State Office of Civil Defense announced a regional gathering in Madison on August 7 and 8. Representatives from seven states will attend to discuss emergency welfare services and response coordination.
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Madison
State Office of Civil Defense
Wisconsin professor to teach at Cairo University next year
Madison Henry Ladd Smith a professor of journalism at the University of Wisconsin accepted a commission to teach at Cairo University in Egypt next year. He will return to Wisconsin in September 1953.
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Madison
Henry Ladd Smith
University of Wisconsin
Ovund I University
Cairo
Egypt
Smith
Wisconsin
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