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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1953
Page
2
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William Hahn a long time Brodhead merchant and county official and William A Loveland a Monticello attorney banker and former Green County judge died this week Their careers spanned teaching law business and public service and both were remembered for generous civic contributions in Brodhead Monticello and Green County
President Syngman Rhee near eighty denounces critics over Korea policy after freeing more than 27 000 anti Communist North Korean POWs. He warns armistice terms risk failure and urges a united Korea as a condition of peace. He questions American soldiers about fighting for Korea versus fighting at home.
Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt urges abolition of the Senate investigations subcommittee led by Senator McCarthy in a McCall magazine interview. She says she would back strengthening the FBI, and she would refuse to reveal a friend's Communist ties if it would ruin his livelihood absent a clear overriding reason.
Secretary Tekes assumes control of coal mines for the government promising operation for a considerable period. Reports note related labor dispatch efforts by Green County Rod and Gun Club to recruit volunteer help for local haying tasks.
The Wisconsin Supreme Court marks a centennial with a luncheon in the state capitol assembly rooms led by Oscar Tobaas of the Wisconsin Bar Association. Dallas ABA president Robert G. Storey will speak, followed by a 2:30 p.m. public session with Judge Fritz presiding and remarks by Ralph Hoyt. John P. McGalloway will address the court on its history and achievements with Justice Fairchild replying. A Friday dinner features Owen J. Roberts addressing “The Lawyer's Heritage.”
The American Association at Madison reports on a new cheddar making method reducing processing time and improving texture and flavor. Irvine and colleagues describe curd handling with warm brine and a two stage heating, while USDA dairy scientists outline a faster method using two starters. The result is comparable or superior cheese with improved flavor after curing.
Washington reports two of the nation’s three major farm groups back Benson’s plan on farm setup as a fight shapes policy ahead of the next farm program vote. The American Farm Bureau Federation and the Grange align with proposals favoring less government subsidy and broader market controls. The National Farmers Union pushes to expand or maintain government-backed support to prevent price drops and protect farm incomes.
The passage notes rate increases from one to two percent within the state. Banks named include Waukesha State Bank Wat National Bank and the Pewaukee State Bank reflecting regional financial shifts in 1708 era.
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