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Do It Yourself Editorial on Benson Dairy Policy
An editorial from Cheese Reporter commends Secretary Ezra Benson for backing surplus programs, stresses policy should avoid political interference, and urges stronger industry cooperation. It argues a solid, self help plan is needed to balance production and consumption, reduce surpluses, and empower processors without handouts.
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Cheese Reporter
Benson
Dairy Products Dustry
Ezra Benson
Icture
Amphitious
Eisenhower illness sparks debate over 1956 bid
The piece critiques political speculation about President Eisenhower's fitness for office amid his illness and major operation. It argues opponents hesitate to exploit his health, praising leaders who avoid innuendo and praising Brang Meadors for restraint.
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Matefi
Borang Meadors
Tragedy and politics wrap a June day in Monroe
Forty nine years ago Mrs. Oscar Nipple aged 42 and her son Duwayne eight perished in a kerosene stove explosion in their Brodhead home while the youngest Richard one survived after oldest brother James fifteen rescued him. meanwhile Congress vetoed the Case labor disputes bill. In Green County Iowa Wisconsin area farmers gathered for a grassland field demonstration headlined by Ira L. Baldwin. A separate note recalls 25 years ago Illinois residents could drive with Illinois plates into Green County without fear of arrest, and other local school and civic changes. Quick shifts through the decades show 1906 graduation rites and Monroe civic notes including a carni val inquiry and telephone service concerns.
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Duwayne
Richard
James
Lawrence
Truman
Case Labor Disputes
Green
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Iowa
Dane County
Stauffacher Brothers
Ira L. Baldwin
College of Agriculture
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University
Illinois
Green County
Monroe
Wisconsin
Myron West
Jerome H. Schwaiger
Franklin Luebchow
Wausau
Eugene Tyler
Beaver Dam
Trader Horn
State Industrial Commission
Senators Voice Doubt and Confidence on Eisenhower Race
Democrats and Republicans differed on whether President Eisenhower will run again after his intestinal operation. Mundt and Jenner expect he will be a vigorous candidate, Anderson doubts the decision timing and suggests he may live longer away from the White House. Harriman signals Democratic dynamism while fearing a stronger GOP rival.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Senate
Mundt
South Dakota
Jenner
Indiana
Erate
Sen
Anderson
New Mexico
Averell Harriman
New York
Democraic
Harriman
San Francisco
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
White House
Adenauer To Visit Wisconsin Friday
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer of West Germany will spend about four hours in Milwaukee next Friday night. He will receive an honorary Doctor of Laws degree from Marquette University and deliver an address at the Milwaukee Auditorium.
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Konrad Adenauer
Federal Republic of Germany
Wisconsin
Marquette University
Milwaukee Auditorium
Edward J. O'Donnell
Marquette
Adenauer
Chicago
University
Memorial Union
Bonn
Mitchell Field
Libeth Werhahn
Konrad Jr
Walter Hallstein
Smith Pushes Red Break Plea
Washington special Rep. Lawrence H. Smith declares breaking off diplomatic relations with Russia would mirror moves by Britain China and Mexico in 1920s and 1930s. He cites Soviet intrigue and propaganda while arguing US recognition since 1933 under Roosevelt endangering freedom and democracy amid global communist threat.
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Lawrence H. Smith
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Russia
United States
House Foreign Affairs Committee
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Ussr
Great Britain
China
U.ss.r
Wisconsin Republican
Mexico
Uruguay
South America
Roosevelt
Brodhead Couple Grace Marsh and Carl Bing Wed
Mrs Grace Marsh and Carl Bing returned from their wedding trip to Bermuda and will reside in Madison. Mrs Mary Watters of New Richmond attended the West Wisconsin Conference in Madison as lay delegate from New Richmond. Various locals visited Madison, Woodstock, Genoa City, and New Glarus.
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Carl Bing
Guerite Mooney
Bermuda
Madison
Mary Watters
New Richmond
Fred Henry
West Wisconsin
Dorman Combs
James Allen
Ray Bigelow
Woodstock
Ill
Marjorie Bush
Los Angeles
Calif
Laura Karne
George Salladay
Genoa City
Charles Popanz
Albany
Loftsgarde
T. R. Pfisterer
Freeport
George Hartman
New Glarus
Edwin Meier
Durand, Ill
George Meier
Teague Cites Legion Pressure Over Veterans Bill
Rep Olin E Teague says House would likely defeat a multibillion dollar veterans measure and teach the American Legion a lesson while the bill remains under committee review The proposal cost estimate runs to about 77 billion over 40 years and would boost pensions for wartime veterans with income limits and phased increases
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American Legion
House Veterans’ Affairs Committee
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D-Tex
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Teague
Senate
V. Committee
Pension increases for war veterans proposed
Proposal to raise compensation for service connected disability to 15 percent, and to increase pensions for Spanish American War veterans and their widows and dependents of veterans from other wars, reflecting ongoing broader veteran benefit enhancements.
Termites Startling Wisconsin Spread Warns Entomologist
Madison special reports state entomologist E. L. Chambers says subterranean termites, once limited by cold, are increasing in Wisconsin in a dozen localities. They threaten wood in buildings and construction. Remove wood scraps around foundations, keep soil dry, and use soil treatments with sodium arsenite DDT orthodichlorobenzene chlordane or dieldrin to control infestations.
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E. L. Chambers
Chambers
Somla Henie Weds Niels Onstad in Manhattan Apartment
Ice queen Sonja Henie and Norwegian shipping magnate Niels Onstad honeymooning in the South. Henie, 43, and Onstad, 46, were married in his Manhattan apartment Saturday, her third marriage and his second. South Carolina rail lines total 3,195 miles.
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Miss. Henie
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Sammy Davis Jr Aims For West Role In Western Film
Sammy Davis Jr a top show business figure seeks a Western movie role embracing the Negro cowboy story noting many former slaves became cowboys after the Civil War. He talks partnerships with Frank Sinatra on Jazz Train and a biopic about Bill Robinson while detailing his success, wealth and family business.
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Sammy Davis Jr
Sammy
Frank Sinatra
Bill Robinson
Mr. Wonderful
Harlemoorn Kid
Hippodrome
Jaddy
Will” Mast
Collector cherishes records and travels with cuff links
A quirky note recalls a man who hoards 20 000 records and spent 1 500 on them in four months while traveling with many cuffs. Obituaries report Fletcher Pratt 59 author Civil War expert died. Maurice Webb 51 Britain minister of food in Attlee era died. Agustin Gonzalez Ismezua y Mayo 75 president of Spain Royal Academy of History died. Allen P Green 80 St Louis industrialist, YMCA and Boy Scouts director, died.
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Fletcher Pratt
Buffa
London
Maurice Webb
Britain
Clement Attlee
Madrid
Agustin Gonzalez Ismezua Y Mayo
Spain
Royal Academy of History
ST. Louis
Allen P. Green
YMCA
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Jefferson City
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