Brazilian visitor ties dairy farming to income stability
Klaus Nixdorf, a 22 year old German Brazilian on the International Farm Youth Exchange, explains Brazil added dairy farming to stabilize income when coffee prices fall. He cites his Parana dairy, Holsteins from Holland, and a vast Mato Grosso ranch with 15,000 cattle. He attends Monticello Dairy Month events and hopes to study agriculture in Wisconsin, then return to Brazil.
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Helen E. Zimmerli
Klaus Nixdorf
Nixdorf
R. J. Douglas
Judo
Brodhead
Brazil
Klaus
United States
International Farm
Monticello
Wisconsin
Nixdorf Home Farm
Rolandia
Parana
Hendrick
Holland
America
University of Wisconsin College of Agriculture
IFYE
Europe
Pantanala
Mato Grosso
Dairy Kickoff Breakfast Opens June Dairy Month in Green County
Dairy Month was officially introduced at a kickoff breakfast in Monticello attended by 75 dairy enthusiasts. Willard Reese of the State Department of Agriculture urged increased consumption and better distribution to boost Wisconsin products. Alice in Dairyland and five princesses were highlighted as key public relations assets for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
Casino Hall
Monticello
Brodhead
New Glarus
Brooklyn
Monroe
Belleville
Juda
Wisconsin
Willard Reese
State Department of Agriculture
Reese
United States
Alice In Dairyland
Doris Olsen
Eau Claire
M. Palmer Welsh
New G
Brazil
Charles A. Booth
St. Clare Hospital
C. M. Stauffer
Poland frees 28000 in Berlin amnesty report
The East German ADN news agency reports that since the general amnesty began on April 27, Poland has freed 28,000 political prisoners and criminals. The announcement highlights a large scale release affecting many detainees tied to the wartime and postwar periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Berlin
ADN
India's Health Chief Plans Monroe Visit June 18
India's Health Minister maid and companion will tour Monroe cheese industry and Monroe Clinic in a brief June 18 stop. Accompanied by UW agriculture officials, they will visit a dairy farm near New Jarus en route, arrive about 10 30 a m, and inspect the Clinic preceptorship program before touring the Swiss cheese plant at Lakeshire Marty Co and other dairying operations. The party departs Monroe at noon for Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amrit Kaur
Raj Kumari
Monroe
Monroe Clinic
R. K. Froker
UW College of Agriculture
New Jarus
Leslie G. Kindschi
Clin
Kaur
Lakeshire Marty Co
Madison
Charles Booth Rites Tomorrow
Rites for Charles A Booth news director of WEKZ are set for 2 p m at Shriner Neush wander funeral home with mourners including Louis R Wolleson P J Connors Robert L Hahn Theodore J Burgy Ralph Lindsay and Fred Beer Jr Rev Glen Ridnour to officiate Military rites will accompany the burial at Greenwood Booth 53 died yesterday at St Clare hospital after a five day stay He had a long career in theater and radio across Michigan Ohio Chicago Hollywood and Los Angeles returning to Monroe in 1934 to assist his father Max Booth Circuit Court Clerk as deputy He later held roles at Eugene hotel Lamboley Coal and Ice Green County draft board clerk and WEKZ staff member since July 1951 His marriages included Nelle Clifton Childs in 1930 and Mme Simone Van Damme in 1948.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A Booth
WEKZ
Louis R. Wolleson
P. J. Connors
Robert L. Hahn
Theodore J. Burgy
Ralph Lindsay
Fred ‘Beer Jr
Glen Ridnour
Shriner-Neushwander
Greenwood
Booth
St. Clare Hospital
Monroe High School
Michigan
Ohio
Chicago
Hollywood
Los Angeles
Monroe
Max Booth
Eugene Hotel
Europe
Mme
Simone van Damme
Cheese Demand Fair Madison Market Steady
Wisconsin American cheese market steady with fair distributive demand and ample offerings. Cheddar prices range 34 to 36 and 34.5 to 36.4, daisies 36 to 38, long horns 36 to 37, midgets 357 to 394, reflecting steady state and price spread across varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
Brodhead Plans Centennial Preview Saturday Night
Brodhead prepares for its Centennial events starting June 21 with a concert and street dance preview. A 6:30 p.m. buffet for Centennial Queen and Princess candidates precedes an 8 p.m. concert and address by Mayor Lynstegard. The preview also outlines exhibits, pageant, fireworks, games, parades, and a full weekend of activities through June 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coniinues Wissen
Exchange Square
American Legion
Athetic Park
U S Senate To Act On Browntown Postmaster Nominee
President Eisenhower has sent a Browntown postmaster nomination to the Senate. Mrs Mayne, sister of Mrs Ralph Baltzer, has acted as postmaster since the vacancy after a death a year ago and has worked in the Browntown office for over 15 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ma.ars. Mein
Mayne
Browntown
Senate
Eisenhower
Ralph Baltzer
17Th Avenue
Helen J. Miller
Democrats in California Vote On Stevenson Kefauver Battle
Farmers face soil bank rules set to pay only for production reductions they caused. The plan targets wheat cotton corn rice and tobacco with payments tied to the actual eliminated yield. Benson stressed avoiding relief funding for weather and flood damages while detailing unit rates and underplanting calculations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Stevenson
Kefauver
Ovid A. Martin
Washington
Soil Bank
Agriculture Department
Benson
Benson Praises Wiley and Davis Avoids Taking Sides
Benson commends Senator Alexander Wiley and Representative Glenn Davis while sidestepping their September primary clash. He spoke before the Central Feed Dealers Association and later at a Beaver Dam dairy festival where Davis lauded Benson as a courageous public servant who weighs farmers welfare beyond political gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eee. OF Agriculture
Benson
Alexander Wiley
Glenn Davis
Central Feed Dealers Association
Davis
Beaver Dam
Renk Eyes Run for Rep Davis Seat in 2nd District
Wisconsin political activist Sun Prairie farmer and University regent Wiley Renk said he is giving serious thought to a Republican nomination bid for the 2nd District Congress seat held by Rep Glenn Davis. He noted strong interest from farmers and business people and the caucus endorsement action in Fort Atkinson could shape decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens For Eisenhower - Nixon Committee
Ft. Atkinson
Glenn Davis
Raukesha
U. S. Senate
Wiley Renk
Sun Prairie
University of Wisconsin
Sean Ren
Permanent Group Named Board of United Fund Elects Officers
The United Fund of Monroe Inc will hold a Tuesday night meeting June 12 in the Monroe Clinic Library to elect officers and appoint working committees for the new organization. Temporary electors chosen April 25 were made permanent at last night’s public meeting in the Courthouse, with three-year terms for Howard Olsen Roy F Burmeister and Harold E Scherer two-year terms for W C Bender Judge Marshall Peterson and Doran R Zwygart and one-year terms for Mrs J T Etter Jr Mrs George Mauerman l and Rev John Purdy. New bylaws set the structure to merge all fund raising into a single campaign. The mayor or a council representative and designated Monroe Chamber of Commerce and Junior Chamber of Commerce reps join the nine member board in advisory capacity. The board will manage and control fund distribution. Three working committees will be appointed to handle budgets and admissions and determine participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Fund of Monroe, Inc
Monroe Clinic
Howard Olsen
Roy F. Burmeister
Harold E. Scherer
W. C. Bender
Marshall Peterson
Doran R. Zwygart
Monroe
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Davis Pledges Reply to Wiley over Fund Source
Milwaukee report says Senator Wiley accused Davis of oil money and bond profits while Davis, backed by Wisconsin Republicans, vows to fight and explain his campaign fund sources. Davis cites a Texas oilman contributor and explains his late decision to enter the race after party workers urged him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Wiley
Milwaukee
Glenn Davis
Alexander Wiley
Wisconsin
Republican Convention
Post
Sen
McCarthy
United States
Israel
Douglas Marshall
Waukesha
Texas
Davis Sai
California Democrats edge Stevenson in big primary test
Democrats weigh final Gallot box clash as Adlai Stevenson and Estes Kefauver compete for California 68 convention votes. Predicting victory, both candidates campaigned through a decisive week while four other states held primaries in New York Montana South Dakota and Iowa results. Eisenhower expected to win renomination with Montana and South Dakota choices aiding Kefauver in two states. Rhode Island delegates were officially unpledged but favored Stevenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
California
Beween
Adlai Stevenson
Sen
Estes Kefauver
Stevenson
Kefauver
R. M
Spike) Wilcox
Federal Reserve Board
Hickenlooper
Iowas
New York
Averell Harriman
Ike
Eisenhower
South Dakota
Montana
Lar Daly
Chicago
Springfield
Rhode Island
Projects Okayed At Board Meeting
Monroe Park Board approved several recreation program projects at a brief meeting in city hall. Approval given for Shrine KC softball game at Recreation Park on August 12, wiring for electric lights at Lincoln Park, adding black dirt to the Recreation Park ball diamond, and a fire extinguisher at the Community Center. Ronald D Johnson received two weeks of vacation around the Green County Fair period. The new Recreation Park garage is nearly complete, with a work bench and power hookup pending. Johnson reported 765 youngsters enrolled for the playground program starting June 1 and swimming registrations set for June 18, compared with 570 signed up the previous year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Park
Recreation Park
Shrine-Kc
Lincoln Park
Ronald D. Johnson
Green County
Johnson
Stock Prices Make Creeping Advances
New York stock prices edged higher in late trading with small gains of one to two points and losses limited to around a point. Overall, the market showed only modest movement as prices neared their best levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
nEw York
State Traffic Toll Reaches 350 in Wisconsin
Wisconsin's highway death toll rose to 350, up from 306 a year earlier. Allan Jackson, 35, of Allouez, died when his car hit a tree in Green Bay. Edmund Lyons, 17, of Milwaukee, perished in a crash into Lincoln Creek. passenger James Kerns, 17, of Chicago, was hospitalized in critical condition. Della Bray, 65, was run over after parking on a road near Linden. Sheriff reports add weekend deaths James Merle, 19, Almena, and William Herrick, 65, Cashton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Allan Jackson
Allouez
Green Bay
Edmund F. Lyons
Milwaukee
Lincoln Creek
James P. Kerns
Chicago
Della Bray
Linden
Miss Bray
James L. Merle
Almena
William Herrick
Cashton
Mrs. Eaton 87 Dies After Ill Health at Monroe Home
Mrs. Mattie Eaton born December 5 1868 in Miami City Ohio died at 3 45 am in the Monroe home of her daughter Mrs Edna Campbell 1111 23rd Avenue after a year of ill health. She married George W Eaton February 17 1839 in Monroe and lived on the Eaton homestead in Clarno Township before moving to Monroe last year. Surviving are son Jay H Eaton a brother John of Orangeville four grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Services Thursday at 2 pm at Shriner Neushwander Funeral Home with Rev Glen H Ridnour officiating burial in Greenwood Cemetery. Friends may call starting tomorrow afternoon at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Eaton
Edna Campbell
23Rd Avenue
Monroe
Campbell
Jay H. Eaton
7Th Street
John
Orangeville
W. D. Bridge
California
Elizabeth
Lichtenwlner
William
Boyer
Walcott
N. D
Shriner-Neushwander
Glen H. Ridnour
Greenwood Cemeter
Civilian Defense Planning Begins in Monroe City Hall
Monroe Civilian Defense leaders chaired by Robert L. Hahn began co ordination of police fire and communications planning. The group discussed Conelrad air raid alerts and urged tuning to channel 1240 for updates. An announced siren alert will follow national standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civilian Defense
Monroe
Robert L. Hahn
Hahn
Frederick F. Lanz
Louis F. Blane
Coal Fire Department
Robert 3. Zach
The
Jaycees
Wills E. Mitchell
Green County Police Officers Association
Catlin Hearing Delay Approved
The Wisconsin Supreme Court granted an extension to June 15 for Assembly Speaker Mark Catlin Jr to answer ethics charges filed by the State Bar Commissioners. Catlin's counsel sought time to study the charges and request a more definite bill of particulars. Bar counsel had no objection. Charges claim Catlin accepted $5,725 to influence the release of inmates at Waupun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madidu
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Assembly
Mark Catlin Jr
State Board of Bar Commissioners
Robert M. Rieser
Madison
Catlin
Harlan Rogers
Portage
Bar Commission
Supreme Court
Bar Commissions
Waupun
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R. J. Douglas Farm
India
Charles Booth
Burkhalter
G. D. Richardson
1St Center Avenue
North Side Park
United Christian Youth of
Dana Dawson
Topeka
Kas
Methodist
Kansas
Decatur Township
Dawson
Blatz
South Side Park
Brodhead ‘School
U.S. Senate
Renk
Manan
Board of United Fund
Republican Party
First National Bank
Bruni-Miller
Karlen
Bank
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