Mastitis Case Heard In Green County Court
Law rence H Arnes and son Arthur W Arnes sue George Jones and family and Farm Auction Service Inc for 6568 alleging Mastitis infected six Holstein animals after a purchase of six yearling heifers and two cows. Witnesses report 30 of 34 cows ill, with one animal bringing 46 at slaughter after 54 in medical costs. Dr H F Zingg testifies contagious mastitis and isolation can prevent spread. Reger and Johnson appear for plaintiffs with Peterson and Kittelsen for defendants.
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Green County
Harold J. Lamboley
Lawrence H. Arnes
Blanchardville
Arthur W. Arnes
New Glarus
York Township
George Jones
William and
Cecil Jones
Farm Auction Service, Inc
Ares
Cones
Arnes
Arthur W. Ames
Ames
H. F. Zingg
Reger and Johnson
Peterson and Kittelsen
Betty Timm Crowned Dairy Day Queen at Green County Show
Betty Timm and Charles Dickson were named dairy day royalty after a morning show and 86 calves across six classes. Betty won grand champion Holstein calf with Keifer. a final parade, exhibits, and a 7:30 crown ceremony capped the day at the fairgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Timm
Charles Dickson
Green County
Betty
Fairgrounds
Walter G. Timm
Monroe
Clarno
Charles
Martin Dickson
Browntown
Future Farmers of America Club
Donald Timm
Glen W. Vergeront
Madison
Ronnie Hermanson
John Niffenegger
Donald Leideman
Michael Gloss
Roger Wyss
Gerald Malchow
Jerry Yeazel
Loraine Zimmerli
Robert Brunkow
Eloise King
Gerald Wenger
Charles Goepfert
Delores Roth
James McGuire
William Blum
Rayn Johnson
Norman Truman
Duane Bolling
Margaret Timm
David Timm
Gerald Walters
Margaret Hermanson
Robert Dye
Nancy King
Bretty Timm
Gerald McGuire
Glen Frautchy
Joseph Tschanz
Gene Coplein
Bull
Roger Stauffacher
Delbert Neuenschwander
Harley Roth
Glen Gruenberg
Floyd Izer
Maria Frautschy
Allen Williams
Norma Williams
FFA
University
State
ADA
Monticello High School
St Paul Fire Chief and Aides Die in Wall Collapse
Fire Chief Edward Novak, Assistant Chief Frank McMahon, and district chief Harold Barck were killed when a brick retaining wall collapsed during final firefighting at Waldorf Paper Products Co. in St Paul near the Minneapolis boundary. The incident occurred after a minor blaze nearly extinguished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Midway
Edward Novak
Frank McMahon
Harold Barck
Waldorf Paper Products Co
Minneapolis
Novak
Senate Confirms Mrs Clark as U.S. Treasurer
The senate approved Georgia Neese Clark of Kansas as the first woman treasurer of the United States by unanimous consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Washington
Senate
Georgia Neese Clark
Kansas
The
United States
Mine Shutdown Delay Tied to Rock Clause in City Contract
City and contractor reached a rock delay compromise for water main work on courthouse square. Extra rock removal may cost about 3000 dollars with time extensions possible but not exceeding the 90 day limit. Engineers will judge rock delay time and charge. Ditching work continues and new power ducts and storm sewers are prepared around the square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House Square
William A. Vinton
George Glass
Frank A. Buehler
Clayton N. Ward
Ward and Strand
Vinton
Ward
16Th Avenue
FBI Document Tracks Embassy Activities in Espionage Trial
A secret FBI report introduced at Judith Coplen's espionage trial described Soviet embassy activity and noted Valen tin Sorokin as under separate FBI investigation. The document listed Hollywood figures and others as communists, sparking government objections and denials from those named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Judith Coplen
FBI
Valentin Sorokin
Fredric March
March
Communist Party
Larry Adler
Pearl S. Buck
Charles Chaplin
Norman Corwin
Bartley Crum
Helen Cadagan Douglas
Paul Draper
Florence Eldridge
John Garfield
John Huston
Danny Kaye
Gene Kelly
Dashiell Hammett
Katherine Hepburn
Lena Horne
Lanston Hughes
Robert W. Kenny
Ring Lardner Jr
John Howard Lawson
Canada Lee
Carey McWilliams
Thomas Mann
Bar- Bor Meredith
Clifford Odets
Rothy Parker
Larry Parks
Creme Peck
Vincent Price
Pau Robeson
Edward G. Robinson
O. John Rogge
Artie Shaw
Frank Sinatra
Gale Sondergaard
Herbert K. Sorrell
Lionel Stander
Donald Ogden Stewart
Gloria Stuart
Glenn H. Taylor
Henry A. Wallace
Orson Welles
Anita Whitney
Mrs Grinnell 72 Dies in Harlingen Texas
Mrs W O Grinnell aged 72 died in Harlingen Texas after a two and a half year illness. She was born Pauline Austin February 9 1877 and married to W O Grinnell May 8 1898. Survivors include sons Osro in Monroe Milo D in Harlingen Ruth in Harlingen and two grandchildren Milo C and Mrs. Kenneth Pearson. Burial will be tomorrow afternoon at San Benito Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Grinnell
Osro H. Grinnell
Monroe
Harlingen
Tex
Pauline Austin
H. G. Austin
Texas
Grinnell
Emma
Osro
Milo D
Ruth
Milo C
Kenneth Pearson
Beloit
Hattie
California
San Benito
Doctors Quit Fight at Milledgeville Hospital
Twelve ousted doctors at Georgia’s large Milledgeville hospital ended their clash with the state administration and announced plans to take other and better jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milledgeville
Georgia
Minister Resigns Pulpit at Universalist Church
Rev. Henry G. Cooper resigns as pastor of the Universalist church effective September 1 1949. He will receive a doctorate June 14 from Meadville Theological School and will take a new post in Littleton New Hampshire mounting mountain missionary work with several small parishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry G. Cooper
Universalist Church
Board of Trustees
Cooper
Meadville Theological School
Chicago
Littleton
N. H
Mauntain
White Mountains
New England
Washington Irving
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Hawthorne
Walter L. Day
Mines
Phoebe Chadwick
J. A. Roub
A. S. Myers Jr
Edward R. Einbeck
Youth Council Sets Summer Schedule
The Monroe Youth Center unveils a summer timetable with hours from 7 30 to 10 p m on weekdays and 7 30 to 11 p m on Fridays and Saturdays. New chairs named for clean up door host and hostess dance and entertainment with officers to be elected next week as the council sponsors girls softball and boys baseball at the Recreation park this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Jack Andereck
Ben Blaser
Jane Anderson
Carol Schindler
Sybil Blumer
James Forbes
Old Water Mains Laid On Square Sixty Years Ago
Excavation on the public square reveals old mains dated 1889 1890 while new lines are from 1947. Mayor Buehler reports city sprinkling the paving free of charge to keep the area clean. Engineer Glass notes old mains passed 100 psi tests with minimal water loss, minor leaks explained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Square
16Th Avenue
William A. Vinton
Court House Square
Frank A. Buehler
George Glass
Pasteurized Milk Measure Clears Assembly Vote
A bill requiring statewide pasteurization of fluid milk passed the assembly 68 to 20 and moves to the senate. It imposes a $5 license fee on dealers and fines up to 100 dollars or 90 days in jail for violations. The measure mandates pasteurization except at production sites or accredited herds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Assembly
Senate
Conservation Department
Mukwonago
The
Conservation Commission
State Conservation Congress
Moline Man Caught Here in Stolen Auto
Max George Kokinda, 33, of Moline, was arrested here after Patrolman W. Mitchell spotted a blue 1947 Mercury sedan reported stolen in Moline. Kokinda admitted stealing it Sunday from a service station near his YMCA residence, left in intoxication, and later traveled through Dubuque Monroe La Crosse and Prairie du Chien before being held for extradition to Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max George Kokinda
Moline
W. Mitchell
Mitchell
9Th Street
8Th Street
15Th Avenue
Kokinda
YMCA
Iowa
Identity of Crash Victim Sought Here
Authorities seek the name of a hitchhiker killed in a Durand area crash after a Monroe visit yesterday. The man, about 40, red haired, 190 pounds, wore denim trousers and a tan jacket, carried a June 2 Monroe bus ticket, and bears a social security tattoo. He rode with William Booth and Leroy Kussy, who survived. Booth died at 9:30 a.m. and the unidentified man at 12:30 a.m. while a car with Kussy, 52, Rockford, veered off highway 75.
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Monroe
Durand
William Roger Booth
Rockford
Leroy S. Kussy
Highway 75
Kussy
Licondo
Freeport
Booth
Challenge of Juror Halts Babich Trial
Milwaukee juror qualification questioned in Milton Babich murder case as defense argues possible mistrial. Judge Steffes adjourned the day-old trial while defense cites informant information about the juror. Babich, 19, is charged with slaying his bride's sister Patricia Birmingham, 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Milton Babich
Herbert J. Steffes
Arthur W. Richter
Babich
Patricia Birmingham
Gratiot Man Injured in Highway 69 Crash
LaVerne J. Zuberbuhler aged 22 of Gratiot is hospitalized at St. Clare with a fractured neck vertebra a displaced vertebra and back abrasions after a 4 15 p m crash on highway 69 a quarter mile north of the Wisconsin Illinois line. Kenneth Zimmerman also of Gratiot was treated and dismissed. Zuberbuhler’s car skidded failed to turn and overturned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaVerne J. Zuberbuhler
Gratiot
St. Clare Hospital
Wisconsin-Illinois State Line
Kenneth Zimmerman
Zuberbuhler
Truman's Forces Angered by Lewis Brief Strike
Bitter sentiment ran through senators over John L. Lewis as the United Mine Workers chief ordered a week long coal pit shutdown. Some lawmakers say the move weakens efforts to repeal the Taft Hartley injunction. Lewis warned the strike would curb instability and protect mining property. Bargaining with southern producers at Bluefield broke up amid sharp exchanges. He will begin separate talks with U S Steel for its Philadelphia mines next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Capitol
Senate
Philip Murray
CIO
William Green
AFL
Murray
Green
UMW
Taft
Ohio
Southern
Bluefield
W. Va
U. S. Steel Corp
Philadelphia
Kinsman Fires 75 as Barron Leads Open Round
George Kinsman the Northernaire at Three Lakes posted a 39 36 for a first round 75 at Medinah Country Club Chicago in the U S Open. Herman Barron of White Plains paced early scores with a 70 after a 33 first nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kinsman
Three Lakes
Medinah Country Club
Chicago
Kinsman
Herman Barron
White Plains
N. Y
Barron
Gray Wins Senate Approval for Secretary of the Army
The Senate Armed Services Committee quickly approved Gordon Gray's nomination for Secretary of the Army. The nomination moves to the full Senate for final confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray
Washington
Senate Armed Services Committee
Gordon Gray
Army
Senate
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John E. Miller
Aberdeen
S. D
U. S. Military Academy
West Point
Janice Walker
Athens
Dairy Day
Glass
Youth Council
North Carolina
Truman
Baltimore
L. J. Zuberbuhler
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