U S Swiss Output Declines in April
Wisconsin American cheese output rose only 14 percent in April, 8 percent below April 1951, while national production dipped 2 percent. New York and Missouri posted gains, other foreign and miscellaneous types rose, and total cold storage stocks remained above 1947-51 averages. Swiss cheese stocks were down about 12 percent from last year but near doubling of average storage.
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Wisconsin
Federal State Market Service
New York
Missouri
United States
Neufchatel
Miss Pease Enters Many UW Activities
Miss Joyce Pease of Monticello earned a bachelor of music degree from the University of Wisconsin where she participated in the University chorus A Capellance University band Hoofers Junior Orchesis Wisconsin Players campus dance committee Freshman orientation and served as Greek chairman of the university tournament of song this year. She previously served as music chairman of her sorority and directed their choir in the tournament. She belongs to Sigma Alpha Iota and Kappa Delta.
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Pease
Monticello
Joyce Pease
L. R. Pease
Monicello
University of Wisconsin
Unversity Chorus
Capellance University
Wisconsin
Sigma Alpha Iota
Kappa Delta
Marshal Torkelson Receives State Safety Certificate
Village Marshal Levi Torkelson was awarded a state safety division certificate signed by Gov. Kohler and officials for meritorious service in promoting safety among Wisconsin citizens. In Madison, John A. Billie of Manitowoc was re-elected president and secretary-treasurer of the Wisconsin Barber and Beauty Culture Association at its annual meeting.
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EW Glakus
Levi Torkelson
State Motor Vehicle Department
Kohler
B. L. Marcus
Risbury
Wisconsin
Barbers Madison
John A. Billie
Manitowoc
Wisconsin Barber and Beauty Culture Association
One Man Holds Secret of Polio Checkup
A single statistician will keep a master chart for a blind polio trial testing G G serum against gelatin controls in up to 60 000 children. Vials will be numbered and names linked to results to compare polio incidence and evaluate if G G prevents paralysis. The National Foundation funds human tests in towns with rising but not peak epidemics, centers will test age groups 5 to 15 in four to five days.
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Alton L. Blakeslee
New York
National Foundation For
James Carlson
Edgerton
Gordon
Carlson
Geert
Hereford
Dan Murphy
Footville
Langer Wins renomination in North Dakota primary
U S Senator William Langer won renomination in North Dakota's heated primary. With 800 of 2,296 precincts reporting, Langer led freshman Congressman Fred Randahl 40,197 to 33,872, signaling a likely path to a third Senate term.
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Fargo
N. D
U. S
William Langer
North Data
Langer
Senate
Congr
Fred Randahl
Randahl
Deer starvation toll in Michigan reported
The State Conservation Department, finishing field reports, estimates about 10 000 deer starved to death last winter and spring in Michigan.
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Lansing
Mich
State Conservation Department
Schmitt Enters Wisconsin Senate Race As Republican Candidate
Merrill attorney Len Schmitt announces candidacy for United States Senate as a Republican. He says Wisconsin voters must choose between endorsing or repudiating conservative Republican leadership, calling for integrity in public life. Schmitt, 50, UW graduate and former Lincoln County district attorney, previously ran for governor.
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Merrill
Wis
Leonora F
Len) Schmitt
Repuba
United States
Schmitt
Wisconsin
Dan Hill
McCarthy
Hill
Superior State College
Errill
University of Wisconsin
Lincoln County
Walter Kobler
Homemakers Picnic Held in Tri Town at Steward Park Mt
Tri Town Homemakers club held its annual picnic Sunday at Steward Park Mt Hor eb with Mrs Clarence Itten in charge of refreshments. Attendees included Robert Wild Melvin Voe ge li Frank Schiesser Adolph Strahm Sheldon Hoesly Clarence Kernen Herman J Klassy J Herman Elmer Jake Ott and Clarence Itten. Special
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Tri-Town
Monticello
Tri-Town Homemakers Club
Steward Park
Mt. Horeb
Clarence Itten
Messrs
Mmes
Robert Wild
Melvin Voegeli
Frank Schiesser
Adolph Strahm
Sheldon Hoesly
Clarence Kernen
Herman J. Klassy
J. Herman Elmer
Jake Ott
Mrs Hubbard Former State PTA Chief Dies
Mrs Hubbard a former state PTA leader died in Portage. The obituary notes her long service to parent teacher groups and her influence on statewide education initiatives. Funeral arrangements are pending with local church services planned.
Kenosha Team Wins Daylight Elimination Tour
Kenosha team yesterday led by coach and star players secured a place in the elimination tour opener. The match highlighted strong defense and efficient scoring as local rivals pressed hard but fell short. New regional standings position the squad for a decisive matchup next month.
Jury Will Probe Tip on Lattimore
The Justice Department said a federal judge in Seattle would probe a tip that Owen Lattimore planned to leave the United States for a destination beyond the Iron Curtain. Lattimore denies any such plan and the State Department has halted departure attempts pending the tip’s validity check.
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Washington
Justice Department
Seattle
Wash
Owen Lattimore
Lattimore
Johns Hopkins University
State Department
Service Record Highlights Local Army News
The column reports Pvt Ronald Lee Homan on 21 day leave home from Orangeville awaiting July 7 report in Seattle Washington. Walter R Schwaiger SR 431-8446 is listed at Co 232 8th Reg USNTC Great Lakes Illinois. Lt Elmer Duerst leaves for California via Chicago to await service in Japan and Korea after a Ripon College ROTC career ended. Sgt George H Bagley re enlists seeking Far Eastern duty after prior injuries from a Racine 1949 crash. Pvt Kendall D Albertson earns paratrooper wings at Ft Benning after enlisting from Monroe.
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Homan
Orangeville
Ronald Lee Homan
Seattle
Wash
Ischwaiger
Walter R. Schwaiger
J. H. Schwaiger
Is Co
Reg
USNTC
Great Lakes
Ill
Duerst
Monticello
Elmer Duerst
Chicago
California
U. S
Japan
Korea
Adam Duerst
Ripon College
Infantry
Bagley
George H. Bagley
Burr Bagley
Route 1
Albany
Janesville
Sgt
Racine
Paratrooper trainee with Hawaii stint and New Glarus ties
A serviceman completed five months basic training in Hawaii before returning to the United States to enter paratrooper school. He is a graduate of New Glarus High School.
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Land
Hawaii
U. S
New Glarus High School
Milwaukee GOP ward bans Yockey from speech
Edward J. Yockey Jr seeking Republican nomination to Senate was barred from addressing the First Ward Republican Club in Milwaukee. The club voted 98 to 0 to bar any candidate who has not been a card-carrying Republican for at least a year, calling Yockey a Johnny-come-lately to the GOP.
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Club
Milwaukee
Yockey
Edward J. Yockey Jr
Sen
McCarthy
First Ward
Adeline Hogan 85 of Darlington Dies in Dodgeville
Adeline Hogan age 85 of Darlington died yesterday morning in St Josephs hospital Dodgeville. Survivors are nieces and nephews. Services will be held at 8:00 a m tomorrow at Holy Rosary Catholic Church with Rev Anthony Kendall officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery.
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Adeline Hogan
Darlington
Joseph F. Collins
St. Joseph's Hospital
Dodgeville
Holy Rosary Catholic Church
Antho Kendall
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John J. Manning
Weymouth
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ROPER
Monroe
Wallace Bodley, Soles
News of the Homemakers
Kenosha Team
Witerday
Tschudy’s
Et al
Jeanne D'Arc Michaud
Carson City
Nev
la Vere Redfield
Polio Insurance
Lanz Agency
Pvt
Albertson
New
Glarus
Kendall D. Albertson
Clifford Albertson
Route 3
Blanchardville
Ft. Benning
Brennan’s Super Market
Lear
Wards Sporting Goods Department
Mbaspomey
Ulla
Monroe, Wis
Wards
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