Farm Bureau labels wheat program data as bragging
The American Farm Bureau Federation criticized a department press release on the wheat stabilization program. It said only 35.36 percent of allotment farms signed up, leaving 64.64 percent not participating, with seven states above 50 percent: Colorado, Kansas, Montana, Nebraska, North Dakota, Oklahoma, and South Dakota. The Foreign Agricultural Service reported beef and veal imports at 213 million pounds in Q1, down 14 percent from a year earlier, due partly to supply shifts to Britain and Europe. The Agriculture Department forecast total beef and veal imports for the year 20 percent below last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waashinulun
American Farm Bureau Federation
Department
Big Farm Organization
Congress
Farm Bureau
Colorado
Kansas
Montana
Nebraska
Rth
Dakota
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Foreign Agricultural Service
Service
Britain
Agriculture Department
Weekend gatherings mark weddings and visits in Monticello area
The Monticello community notes multiple weekend social ties with weddings in Monroe and Brodhead, plus numerous visits from Madison, Milwaukee, Ladysmith, Evansville, and New Glarus. Also a Monroe plumbing firm reports pink and tan baths rising in popularity while white remains best seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lea Ann Meyers
Oconto
Dora Meyers
Ira Holcomb
Robert Holcomb Sr
Sylvia Curtis
Heny C. Hefty
E. W. Marty
Linda Krauss
Wilde
Monroe
John Winzenried Jr
Brett
Cathy
Nellie Zoll
New Glarus
Nancy Holcomb
Madison
Robert Holcomb
Gary Holcomb
Madison College
William Escher
Timmy
Lodi
Leo Gempeler
Linda Gempeler
Abraham Kubly
Harvey Ott
Martha Jenny
Eugene Crouch
Tammy
Norman Crouch
Albert Crouch
Sharon Crouch
Egene Crouch
Jonathan Moen
Elroy
Mary Preuss
David Sterba
Charles Niles
Fannie
Frieda Benkett
Doris Wagner
Curt
Ronald Foreman
Janesville
Ralph Kubly
James
Peterson
Shirley Kubly
Frederick Feldt
Brodhead
Jacob Voegli
Howard Voegeli
Monticello
Nathan E. Bear
Vernon Hall
New Vernon
N.J
Dale Homer
Cold Springs ‘Arm
Alfred Wendle
Joe Truttman
Jacob
Sharon Phillips
Richard Walter
Alma senior joins Eau Claire choir European tour
Alma high school senior Carol Ann Accola will join the 70 voice Eau Claire State College choir for a European concert tour this summer. The group will perform in Scotland England Belgium France and The Netherlands with 10 concerts and guided sight seeing. The tour costs $785 per student and runs August 5 to 27 after a July 27 rehearsal week at Eau Claire.
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Brodhead
Alma High School
Carol ‘Ann Accola
Alvin Accola
Eau Claire State College
Scotland
England
Belgium
France
Netherlands
Eau Claire
Europe
Wisconsin State Board of Regents
Alma
Miss Accola
Carol
John Phillip Sousa
Legree
Exporting the U S Rural Power Pattern Abroad
U S agencies renew efforts to spread the rural electric power model through NRECA and AID, sending experts to non Communist bloc nations to aid rural power development and management. REA faces private-power critique as it expands loans and self help programs worldwide. In 1962 soybean oil usage shows 95.8 percent for edible products and 4.2 percent for industrial uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agency For International Development
AID
National Rural Electric Cooperation Association
NREC
U.S
Rural Electrification Administration
REA
Clyde T. Ellis
NRECA
Philippines
United States
Latin America
Far East
Ellis
Whitney assails Truman claims about MacArthur
Maj Gen Courtney Whitney, an aide to General MacArthur, says three statements attributed to Harry S. Truman in a Saturday Evening Post piece are completely false. Whitney challenges Truman’s assertions that MacArthur wanted atomic bombing of Manchuria, endorsed only conventional weapons, or approved a Diet action counter to U.S. policy.
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New York
Douglas MacArthur
Harry S. Truman
Saturday Evening Post
Courtney Whitney
Truman
MacArthur
Whitney
Manchuria
U.S
MacArthur criticism over Korea war intelligence blunder
Whitney criticized the decision made in Peking as beyond MacArthur's limited field intelligence while noting his historical error when predicting Chinese entry into the Korean War. The remark underscores debate over military judgment and political constraints during the conflict.
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MacArthur
Whitney
Peking
Dairy Month Salad Dressing Recipe From Mrs. Nellie Matzke
A vintage recipe titled Dairy Month Salad Dressing lists ingredients and steps from Mrs. Nellie Matzke of Route 1. It includes eggs, sugar, cornstarch, mustard, vinegar, and milk or cream, with optional butter and adjustments for texture, noting use on potato or macaroni salads and other vegetable salads.
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Nellie Matzke
Hardiman Attacks Dry Milk Change in PIK Policy
Wisconsin farm Bureau president Percy Hardiman of Hartland criticizes the suspension of all Payment in Kind programs for non-fat dry milk powder and butter. He seeks a definition of temporary in the May 22 order and questions balancing aid with trade needs while praising Food for Peace and humane efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Farm Bureau
Percy Hardiman
Hartland
Freeman
Hardiman
Food For Peace
USDA
CCC
U.S
Jurists Exonerate U.S. Over Panama Canal Zone Riots
The International Commission of Jurists cleared the United States of Panamanian charges of human rights violations during January riots in the Panama Canal Zone. It did find that excessive force may have been used to quell the violence and stop sniper fire from the Panamanian side.
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Jurists
U.S
Panama
Geneva
International Commission of Jurists
United States
Service Record Highlights Promotions And Assignments
Kenneth A. Smith promoted from Iman Second Class to Airman Second Class after enlisting in February 1963. Stationed Day Monthan AFB Arizona with AF 16 75 362 802 Medical Group. Army Pvt. Jerome A. Hughes, son of Milfred L. Hughes Blanchardville, assigned May 16 to 78th Engineer Battalion in Germany. Larry Hugh Gutzmer, Fort Jackson basic training, South Carolina, address Pvt. Larry H. Gutter NG 394-42-4089 Co E 10 BA 2nd Brigade.
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Smith
Kenneth A. Smith
Robert Kessler
Monroe
Iman
Air Force
Day Monthan Afb
Arizona
Germany
Jerome A. Hughe
Milfred L. Hughes
Blanchardville
78Th Engineer
Fort Leonard Wood
Hollandale High School
Fort Jackson
South Carolina
Larry H. Gutter
Gutzmer
Navy Radarman Third Class Siedschlag Serves Aboard Henderson
David A. Siedschlag Navy radarman third class son of Mr and Mrs Melvin Siedschlag Route 2 is serving aboard the destroyer USS Henderson operating out of Long Beach California He serves with the Pacific Fleet in the destroyer division.
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David A. Siedschlag
Navy
Melvin Siedschlag
USS
Henderson
Long Beach
Calif
Dog’s death funds aid humane group in Kentucky
Louisville report notes the Kentucky State Humane Federation gains a $20,000 trust from the estate of late attorney Edwin P. Mengel. The trust was created for a dog named Boy who died in a house fire, with the executor stating the money will now go to the humane society.
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Humane Group
Louisville
Kentucky State Humane Federation
Boy
Edwin P. Mengel
The
Humane Society
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C. D. Curtis
Carol Accola
California
Bing
Sunny
Thiele
Oscar Mayer Braunschweiger Fix
BATH
Great Lakes
Patrick Cudahy Bacon
Peg
Sountry
Dusseldorf
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