DiSalle Predicts Beef Rollbacks Will Stay in Place
Washington government officials said beef price rollbacks will stick with more possible cuts on other commodities. DiSalle told a defense production committee the 1950 price levels will guide future action, with no new beef cuts beyond Aug 1 and Oct 1. He argued rollbacks curb consumer prices and prevent black markets while noting near normal livestock marketing is returning.
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Washington
Michael V. DiSalle
DiSalle
Congressional
Senate
House
Committee On Defense Production
Brannan
Congress
OPA
Capehart
R-Inn
Ives
Johnson Re elected Tri County President Re elected Officers
Johnson was re elected as president of the Tri County YMCA at a meeting last night. All other officers were re elected, including Edgar G. Buzzell of Delavan as first vice president.
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Johnson
Tri-County
YMCA
Edgar G. Buzzell
Delavan
Atomic Bomb Deemed Obsolete by Leading Scientist
U S Representative F Edward Hebert recounts a chat with Dr Edward Teller at Eniwetok tests in April May noting Teller’s remark that the atom bomb is obsolete in light of hydrogen bomb developments. Hebert cites the Los Alamos physicist as saying no one knew of the atom bomb in 1934, yet today it is considered obsolete.
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AEC
New Orleans
Atomic Energy Commission
U. S
F. Edward Hebert
Dla
Eniwetok
Edward Teller
Los Alamos, N. M
Hebert
United States
Brown Swiss cattle show attracts 70 head at Monroe fairgrounds
At least 70 Brown Swiss cattle are entered for the Brown Swiss canton No. 2 show at Monroe fairgrounds Tuesday starting 10 30 a m Breeders from Green Rock Jefferson and Dane counties participate with 4 H and FFA entries junior exhibitors eligible for regular classes Local judging contests and a fitting demonstration by Norman Magnussen of Lake Mills are planned A noon picnic will be held Grounds and entries are managed by J J Voegels Monticello Kenneth Marsh Brodhead with others assisting in showrings and judging tasks
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Monroe Fairgrounds
Green
Rock
Jefferson
Dane
Waterloo
Norjman Magnussen
Lake Mills
J. J. Voegels
Monticello
Kenneth Marsh
Brodhead
Marsh
Edna Schmid
Magnussen
Morris
Police Investigate Disturbance at Fairgrounds
City police investigated a disturbance at the fairgrounds last night. Four horses were released from the north barn, sulkies broken and other equipment damaged. One suspect was questioned and released.
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Fairgrounds
1953 National Open to be played at Oakmont Club
The 1953 National Open golf tournament will be held at the Oakmont Country Club near Pittsburgh. This major event brings top players to the Pennsylvania course known for its challenging layout and historic prestige.
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Girmingham
Socn
Oakmont Country Club
Pitts
Bridges Denies Lobby Ties To Chiang Support
Senator Bridges denied the China lobby influenced his backing of Chiang Kai-shek’s Chinese nationalists amid a feud over Far East policy. The Democrats accused Bridges and Senator Butler of being targeted in a party blast as MacArthur inquiry hearings near.
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Washington
Bridges
China
Chiang Kai-shek
Poli Bridges
John Marshall Butler
William M. Boyle Jr
Asia
McMahon
D-Conn
Sparkman
D-Ala
Morse
R-Ore
MacArthur Inquiry Committee
Formosa
Boyle
Alfred Kohlberg
New York
Butler
Kohlberg
MacArthur
Russell
D-Ga
Dallas
Truman
Korea
Knowland
Calif
Louis Johnson
Johnson
United States
Europe
Rubicon
Highway Project Nears Completion Nears state approval for highway 69 work
State approval for improvements on highway 69 between Monroe and Monticello by S. J. Groves and Son Co. is expected next week. Officials say the firm will depart once the state highway department signs off. Road remains closed due to grading and resurfacing by Ryan Co. Contracts split between the two firms.
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Monroe
Monticello
S. J. Groves and Son Co
State Highwy Department
Ryan Co
Janesville
William Bauman Wins Chamber Bicycle Contest
William Bauman was named first prize winner in a local bicyclade sponsored by the chamber of commerce and Montgomery Ward. Contestants rode from North School to the square and back to the store where prizes were announced. Bikes were judged for safety, decoration and originality.
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William Bauman
William K. Bauman
Chamber of Commerce
Montgomery Ward
Carolee Joanthi
Doves
Joyce Keubiy
Rob
Mienet
Nitae
Iran Extends Oil Ultimatum Demanding Profits Surrender
Tehran reports Prime Minister Mohammed Mossadegh gives Britain 48 extra hours to answer Iran’s demand that Anglo Iranian Oil Co profits be handed to Iran. Iran seeks 75 percent of profits with 25 percent from compensation claims, while Britain rejects the ultimatum as unacceptable. The U.S. mediator warns that a breakdown could lead to chaos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tehran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Iran
U. S
Mossadegh
Kazem Hassibi
Finance Ministry
AIOC
Britain
Foreign Office
Czechs Report Jet Fliers Safe
Czechoslovakia informed the United States that two jet fighters missing from the American zone in Germany since June 8 landed in Czech territory. The pilots are unhurt, one American and one Norwegian in U.S. training. Release of the pilots and planes is sought from communist authorities. Norway’s release will be handled by its government. State Department said the planes were later in red hands.
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Washington
Czechoslovakia
United States
Germany
Briggs
U. S
State Department
Reds Fight U N Patrols On East Central Fronts
The report notes fighting between Reds and United Nations patrols on the East and Central Fronts amid broader war coverage. A Montreal Catholic hospice fire killed 32 with fears it could reach 50, tracing to St. Cunegonde's home for orphans and aged. Nuns Mother Superior Rita Gervais and Sister Chauvin died.
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U.N
Montreal
St. Cunegonde’s Hospice
Rita Gervais
Chauvin
Grey
P. M. Seguin
Gervais
Ste. Cunegonde
Grey Nuns
Board To Study Director Position
Mayor Frank A. Buehler said recommendations on a replacement for Zenno A. Gorder, director of public works, will come from the board of public works after Gorder resigned to take a La Crosse post. The resignation, sent to council members and water commissioners, was discussed informally and will be presented Tuesday night. The effective date will be between July 15 and 31 to allow a thorough study before council recommendations.
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Zenno A. Gorder
Public Works
Board of Public Works
Frank A. Buehler
Gorder
la Crosse
Buehler
Board of Water Commissioners
Delegates Treated After Food Poisoning in Galesburg
Nine delegates to the 92nd annual synod of the Augustana Lutheran church were treated at St Mary hospital in Galesburg Illinois for food poisoning early today. Officials said none were in serious condition and some were released later.
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Galesburg
Ill
Synod of the
Augustana Lutheran Church
St. Mary Hospital
Brick Additions to East and South Schools Progress Fast
Rapid progress on East and South school additions continues with brick work, concrete foundations, and steel joists underway. Construction contracts are in place with L. S. Wagner and Son Co. as general contractor, Bruni-Miller Co. handling heating plant repairs, and work scheduled to resume this fall with no delays from material deliveries.
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Stanley W. Howe
Howe
East
L. S. Wagner and Son Co
Bruni-Miller Co
South School
Ban Suspension May Stir Dispute
Washington news reports an interim suspension of the Kem amendment ban for up to 90 days, amid party fires over cutoffs of aid to nations shipping war material to Russia. President Truman praised urgency of funds but warned the move harms security, while Republican leaders denounced it as nullifying Congress.
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Washington
White House
Kem
R-Mo
Truman
Wherry
Nebraska
Senate
Congress
National Security Council
Cain
R-Wash
Korea
Russia
Security Council
U. S
Chicago Blend Milk Price for May Set at $3.92
Chicago producers for May deliveries were advised the blended price is $3.92 per hundredweight, 15 cents under April and 75 cents above May 1950. A. W. Cole of the Federal Market Administrator reported the breakdown: class I U T $4.132, class II $3.932, class III $3.568, class IV $3.444.
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Chicago
A. W. Colebank
State Swiss Prices Advance for Week
Wisconsin primary American cheese markets were steady with no material change in prices during the week. Swiss cheese prices advanced up to half a cent per pound on a steady market and butter markets were unsteady with lower prices in the east and midwest. Improved demand kept the market steady. State brand cheddars sold at 38 to 40 1/2 cents. British purchases of 5 830 000 pounds on June 9 had a sustaining influence on the market. Butter prices were 4 to 1 1/2 cents lower except on the west coast where prices were unchanged. In Chicago 92 score butter sold Friday at 68 68 1/2 cents.
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Madison
State Department of Agriculture
Wisconsin
Midwest
West Coast
Chicago
Kiwanis Plan Troop 101 Campfire Event
Kiwanis plans a campfire supper and ceremony at the Kiwanis Youth cabin to honor Boy Scout Troop 101 the oldest in Grant council. Monroe Kiwanis club sponsors the event with date to be announced. Herman A. Stuessy and W. C. Bender lead, Indian dancers from Janesville Scouts set to perform, past leaders invited.
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U. S. Grant Council
Kiwanis
Monroe Kiwanis Club
Commercial and Savings Bank
Herman A. Stuessy
Boy Scout Commission
W. C
Wisconsin Register of Deeds Fees Rise in Statewide Increase
The Wisconsin legislature passed a bill June 12 raising fees in the register of deeds office. The minimum deed charge becomes 1.50 dollars, up from 1.00, with 2.00 minimum for mortgages and 20 cents per 100 words on nonform registered papers. Previous minimums include 10 cents per 100 words for folios and 50 cents for other papers. Green County board urged the change to Sen. Mvin Olson and Rep. Harry A. Keegan.
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Wisconsin
Register of Deeds
Green County Board
M Vin Olson
Assemblym
Harry A. Keegan
Register of Deeds Office
Battles Across Korea Fronts Press To Halt Red Escape Routes
Allied armored forces push toward Kumsong as Chinese and North Korean troops withdraw along frontlines in east and central Korea. Van Fleet warns of a third Chinese spring offensive while UN patrols probe the Iron Triangle and supply ships endure coast batteries near Songjin.
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Tokyo
Korea
Kumsong
Eighth Army
James A. van Fleet
Inje
Kumhwa
George McArthur
West Central Front
United Nations
Iron Triangle
Chorwon
Pyongyang
Thompson
Songjin
Walke
U. N
van Fleet
Jreets
Ensch Reports For Army Duty
Ma. Edward Ensch of 1015 25th avenue reported to Camp Crowder Missouri for active duty after farm training ending May 1, 1946. He is married with two children Donna Lee age 12 and David age four. School board plans to replace him as veterans groups press for a replacement while Supt. Evans notes state cities await instructors. Ensch taught at the school which was reimbursed by the federal government.
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Eaward M.einsch
25Th Avenue
Camp Crowder
Maj
Ensch
Donna Lee
David
E. O. Evans
Baltzer Car Damaged In City Crash
Auto driven by Gilbert T. Baltzer at 1115 20th Avenue struck a telephone pole at the intersection of 9th Street and 35th Avenue at 6 15 p m Baltzer told police he was crowded over the curb by an oncoming car.
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Gilbert Baltzer
Gilbert T. Baltzer
20Th Avenue
9Th Street
35Th “Avenue
Baltzer
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Sie
Price Boss
Michael V. di Salle
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Denver
Denver University
Chiang
Reginald Desiderio
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