Group To Soften Report On Coffee Prices
A senate agriculture subcommittee agreed to redraft a report on coffee price increases after the state department joined Latin American diplomats in protests. Chair Senator Gillette and four other members sought changes following a formal protest by 14 Latin American diplomats over anti trust and Justice Department probes.
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State Department
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Justice Department
Swiss cheese market reports weak demand and price overlaps
The Swiss cheese market was weak and quiet for the week ending June 14 with light demand. Limited sales occurred over a wide price range and stocks accumulated as prices near or below listed levels. Wisconsin state brand and grade prices per pound are given with f.o.b. Wisconsin points. A USDA officials briefing on government cheese purchases is planned Friday at 10:45 a.m. in Wisconsin Cheese Exchange rooms. The Dairy Council of Utah inaugurates operations in Salt Lake City as the 58th dairy council nationwide. Switzerland to exhibit at the Chicago trade fair August 7 to 19 under Cheeses of Switzerland. May cheddar production estimated at about 104 million pounds, up 10.6 percent from last year, with May-to-April increases of 22.9 percent versus 31.6 percent last year.
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Wisconsin
USDA
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
DPMA
Chicago
Dairy notes and farm guidance from a 1949 report
The first 22 weeks total 372.6 million pounds, up seven percent from 1949 and nine percent above the 1944-48 average. The Woody Cheese Co of Green Bay bought Plymouth Cheese Cellars and moved the gift cheese package business to Green Bay. surplus butter and cheese stocks from CCC offered free to private welfare agencies outside the U S with shipping costs borne by agencies. Dairy cows need ample fresh water in summer to sustain milk production and comfort. water helps cooling and food transport. H J Weavers notes the importance of water to reduce feeding decline when cows overheat.
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Woody Cheese Co
Green Bay
Plymouth
Lawrence and
Vilas Butler
CCC
U. S
H. J. Weavers
State Department of Agriculture
Long Distance Phone Wage Pact Completed
The long lines division of American Telephone and Telegraph Co. and CIO division 10 reached a wage agreement affecting about 20,000 members in 40 states. The deal includes no general raise but speeds up the wage progression. a strike had been postponed since last April.
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New York
Long Lines Department
The
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
CIO Communications Workers
Long Lines
Health funds bill to aid medical education fields
Washington congressman Rep. Bie Miller introduces emergency five year program to fund education in medicine osteopathy optometry dentistry dental hygiene nursing sanitary engineering and public health.
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Health Funds
Washington
Biemiller
D-Wis
Markets Report from Chicago Livestock and Commodities
Livestock salable hogs about 9 000 with steady to strong demand for butchers and sows. Cattle and calves: 10 000 salable cattle and 500 calves, prices mostly lower for steers heifers and yearlings, cows and bulls steady to lower. Butter and eggs steady. corn gains driven by weather and pig crop forecasts. notable movers include U S Steel General Motors and IBM among others.
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Chicago
USDA
Television issues spark rally halting stock slide
New York reports a brisk rally in radio television shares ending a weeklong decline in the 1949-50 bull market. Gains ranged from fractions to over two points as steels and motors trailed the TV group with Zenith leading a broad advance after yesterday’s move.
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New York
Steels and Motors
Zenith Radio
Weekend visitors fill Monticello social page
A long list of visitors spread through Monticello and nearby towns. Theorems include Mr and Mrs Elwood Schwers and Sandra Jr from Rice Lake visiting Thomas Voegeli’s family, with Madison guests Charles Schnetzler and Jack Hoskins family calling on Voegelis.
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Sandra and
Elwood Jr
Rice Lake
Thomas Voegeli
Charles Schnetzler
Madison
Jacob Voegeli
Jack Hoskins
Robert Holcomb Sr
Fred C. Marty
Anna Kelling
Charles Leonard
Henry Gessler
New Glarus
James Hancock
Bertha Keller
Hazel Kundert
Kenney
Monroe
Norma Freitag
Henry D. Freitag
Kenneth Johnson
Dickie
Romey
Platteville
Laurence
Fred Stauffer
Corvallis
Ore
Calvin
Carl Stauffer
Herman Feenje
Kidney transplant succeeds at Little Company of Mary
Mrs. Howard Tucker received a kidney transplant at Little Company of Mary hospital. The organ came from a recently deceased donor and the patient is reported to be recovering well after the operation on Saturday.
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Chicago
Howard Tucker
Little Company of Mary Hospital
Woman 58 Found Dead in Cedarville Residence
Phoebe Wales 58 widow of Clarence Wales was found dead in the basement of her son's farm home in Cedarville. A Stephenson county coroner's jury ruled she died by strangulation from hanging. Inquest led by Dr. E A Diestelmeier at the Burlington funeral home Orangeville. Survived by three daughters two sons and a sister. services set for 2 pm tomorrow at Winslow United Brethren church with burial at Rock Lily cemetery.
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Clarence Wales
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E. A. Diestelmeier
Burington
Orangeville
Wales
Robert Leverton
McConnell
Ervin Searing
Baileyville
Clarence Meighan
Winslow
Robert
Ralph
Rockford
Ruby
Rosalyn Reck
Winslow United Brethren Church
Rock Lily
Burington Funeral Home
Detroit Population 1950 Tops Fourth Largest City Status
Detroit counts 1,837,617 residents in 1950, up 214,165 since 1940, but still loses fourth largest city standing. Los Angeles records 1,954,036 in 1950, a gain of 449,759, widening the gap.
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Detroit
Los Angeles
Dun Movin Homemakers Hold June Picnic
The Dun Movin Homemakers gathered at Recreation Park for a June meeting with about 22 attendees. A social evening followed and the group will resume activities in September.
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Recreation Park
Elkhorn Woman Survives Subway Plunge
Miss Amelia McPhail, 27, of route 2 Elkhorn, was crushed beneath four subway cars after a plunge at Chicago Randolph Street station but survived with only shock. Attendants at Henrotin Hospital confirmed her identity. motorman William Hamilton said he braked too late, calling it a miracle she is alive.
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Henrotin Hospital
Amelia McPhail
Elkhorn
Randolph Street
William Hamilton
Service Star Legion Renames Top Officers
The Wisconsin Service Star Legion held a two day convention in which Mrs. Earl Taylor of Antigo was re elected president. Mrs. Norma Zierke of Milwaukee became secretary and Mrs. Marie Collins of Milwaukee took over as treasurer. Several officers were re elected including Mrs. Harold Smith of Milwaukee first vice president Mrs. Marie Steinke of Fort Atkinson second vice president Mrs. John Reid of Milton historian Mrs. Oliver Nettum of Fort Atkinson gold star chairman and Mrs. Ruth Dees of Plymouth chaplain.
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LaCrosse
Earl Taylor
Antigo
Wisconsin Service Star Legion
Norma Zierke
Milwaukee
Emil Spieker
Waldo
Marie Collins
W. R. James
Harold Smith
Marie Steinke
Fort Atkinson
John Reid
Milton
Oliver Nettum
Fortinson
Gold Star
Ruth Dees
Plymouth
Clara Jones sells southeast Albany village house
Mrs. Clara Jones sells her house in the southeast part of Albany village to Mrs. Elsie Webb. Possession will be given this fall.
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Albany
Clara Jones
Elsie Webb
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