Wild firm enters rindless Swiss patent dispute
The Wild cooperative cheese factory near Verona won federal court approval to intervene in Kraft Foods Co. v Walther Dairy Products Co. The Wild firm argues its curing method for rindless Swiss predates Stine’s Kraft process and was publicized by Wisconsin state officials. It names Clemence J. Honer as the original inventor and notes a prior Wisconsin use. A second patent-office interference suit also involves Wisconsin claims.
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wWia Co-Operative
Verona
Kraft Foods Co
Walther Dairy Products Co
Platteville
Wild
Madison
Kraft Company
Kraft
State of Wisconsin
James Bryan Stine
Wild Action
Clemence J. Honer
Champaign
Ill
Stine
State Department of Agriculture
Walther
John Fluckiger Jr
Co-Operative
U. S. Patent Office
Wisconsin
Honer
NPA Aide Opposes Newsprint Rollback in Congress
G. J. Ticoulat director of the National Production Authority pulp and paper board told the Beckworth newsprint investigating subcommittee there is no need for newspapers to cut editions. He said current newsprint supply can meet present production and advised against a price rollback on Canadian newsprint.
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Inington
National Production Authority
Pulp and Paper Board
House
G. J. Ticoulat
Beckworth
Ticoulat
Million GI Insurance Dividends Mailed Out
Veterans Administration reports 060,000 NSLI dividend checks mailed with 8.2 million total expected to complete payments early next year. Payments to date total 88,090,000 of 685,000,000 estimated refunds. Dividends go to NSLI policyholders active at least three months between 1948 and 1951 with separate checks per policy.
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National Service
Veterans Administration
NSLI
Holstein Twilight Session and service record updates
The Holstein Friesian community in Green County hosts a twilight meeting at 8 p.m. at the Jordan township farm. Charles South Pine at Fort Bragg presents films while John W. Ruff chairs with Walter G. Timm J. Leo Norton and Ralph Stauffacher assisting. Also noted are military enlistees and promotions, a death at Larson AFB described as an accidental gunshot, and various service addresses including Col. Roland J. Barth at Fort Hood and Pvt. Walter Korn at US 35074834.
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Green County Holstein Breeders Association
Walter Korn
William
Farm
Jordan Township
Trans
Trk. Co
Charles South Pine
Fort Bragg
Holstein-Friesian Johnson
Russell A. Brooker Rites Held in Beloit
Funeral services for 32 year old Russell A. Brooker Beloit were held at St. Jude's Catholic church Beloit with Rev. Robert O'Hara officiating. Burial followed in Calvary cemetery Beloit. Brooker died Saturday in a crash into a bridge abutment near Madison. He was the son of Mr and Mrs LaGpy Brooser Hora.
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Runera
R Russell A. Brooker
Beloit
Ralph Babler
Orangeville
St. Jude's Catholic Church
Robert O'Hara
Calvary Cemetery
Brooker
Madison
Nd Sars
LaGpy Broseer
Hora
New Glarus Children Use Monticello Pool
New Glarus children began biweekly trips to Monticello's swimming pool today. The village board arranged a bus schedule for Tuesday and Thursday afternoons. New Glarus will cover pool operation costs during the hours of the children’s use.
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En Girus
Pecua
New Glarus
Monticello
Village Board
Chikren
Army plans to release 100000 reservists this year
Secretary Pace announced that by December the army will release about 100000 enlisted reservists called to active service since Korea began. The program will start in July rather than September, with an initial small release. Classified ads section notes this plan.
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Korea
Pace
New Lions Group Signs 19 Members
The Monroe Lions club resumes activities with 19 new members. Secretary treasurer Lester M. Johnson reported the count and aims to contact former members from 1942. Temporary president Stewart F. Kingston led the group as Johnson, Archie Schneider, and others met New Glarus Lions at the William Tell hotel.
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Soineteen
Monroe Lions Club
Lester M. Johnson
Stewart F. Kingston
Johnson
Archie Schneider
New Glarus
William Tell Hotel
Glarus Lions Club
Monroe Lions
Market Report From Chicago and Plains Livestock
Livestock markets showed weaker hogs and lighter demand with butchers down around 25 cents and sows easing. Cattle and calves faced broad softness as slaughter cattle and vealers slipped, prime weights held but overall demand cooled. Grains sagged on export disappointment with corn and wheat finishing lower.
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USDA
Chicago
Board of Trade
Longs
Grain and fat futures edge lower in July trading
Oats slipped 1 to 2 cents to about 78-78% for July delivery. Rye old declined 12 to 2 percent with July at about $1.96. Soybeans fell 1 to 4 cents a bushel to around $3.13 for July, while lard dropped by 10 to 30 cents per hundredweight to roughly $15.90.
Farm Home Wrecked In Apple River Blast
In Apple River Illinois a farm home blast ripped out kitchen walls causing about 3000 dollars in damage. Phillip Adelhoven was lighting a gas stove in the basement when it exploded, throwing him across the room. He suffered burns and shock and was taken to St Francis hospital in Freeport. His wife and three children upstairs were uninjured. The house belonged to W Musselman of Warren. The Adelhoven family moved to the farm from Gratiot on March 1.
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Phillip Adelhovern
Apple River
Adelhoven
Milton Beecher
Warren
St. Francis Hospital
Freeport
W. Musselman
Warren, Ill
Gratiot
Gathings proposes federal standards for youth media
Representative Gathings of Arkansas urged a federal commission be created to set standards for literature radio and television programs aimed at curbing juvenile delinquency. The plan seeks national guidelines to regulate content accessible to youths across the country.
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Washington
Rep
Gathings
D-Ark
Federal Commission
Colorado Newsmen Apologize to Court
Two Colorado newspapermen admitted that a statement provoking contempt of court charges was made carelessly and without truth. They said it was crafted in the heat of journalism to spur Aurora citizens to act against a local nuisance. The admissions followed a petition to the state supreme court responding to a citation issued last week.
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Olen L. Bell
James L. King
The
Aurora Advocate
Unable to Determine Court Contempt Intent
The fragment states a claim that the article was not intended to subject the court to contempt or ridicule or to influence the court. It shows a defense of intent in relation to judicial proceedings.
Policy Figure Slays Robbery Trio on South Side
Theodore Roe, 55, a prosperous Black policy operator, says three men posed as police and accosted him on a south side street. After a struggle they refused to show IDs and he fired five shots, killing Leonard Caiefano, 42, identified as co‑operator of a book and accounting firm. Police initially labeled it kidnapping, later termed it a robbery attempt.
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Micagy
Theodore Roe
Roe
Leonard Caiefano
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