Hearing Opens on Beef Grading Change Proposal
A federal hearing opened today on a proposal to alter beef grading. Charles W. Bucy noted the plan traces back to March from the National Beef Industry Advisory Committee, with prime replacing present good and reclassifying young cattle as higher grades. Critics warn the move harms feeders and could mislead the public about beef quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Bucy
Department of Agriculture
Washington
National Beef Industry Advisory Committee
Loren Baumert
Harry Reed
Usda Livestock Branch
First Woman Paymaster for Ringling Bros. Circus
Edna Rosenthal of Monroe becomes row paymaster for Ringling Bros. Barnum and Bailey in New York City this April, the first woman in the role. She issues weekly checks to about 1,500 performers and staff. her husband directs radio and TV publicity for the circus. The Evansville natives left town in 1936 to join show business after stints with Russell Bros. and Clyde Beatty circuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Antes
Edna Rosenthal
Monroe
Ringling Bros. Barnum and Bailey Circus
New York City
Antes
Evansville
Ringlines
Russell Bros. Pan Pacific Circus
Clyde Beatty Circus
Air Reserve Meeting At Badger Airport
Members of the local air force reserve met at Badger airport last night with 15 in attendance. They viewed a film on the B 25 bomber Memphis Belle and another on recognition and handling of butterfly bombs, as reported by Col. Charles C. Martin who commanded the unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Force Reserve
Badger
Charles C. Martin
Marian Martin Look Dress Pattern for Summer Style
Pattern 9097 offers a simple one day sew dress with a wide V neckline in sizes 12 through 20. Size 16 requires 4% yards of 35 inch fabric and the complete illustrated guide shows every step. Send twenty five cents to Marian Martin Pattern Dept The Times 232 West 18th Street New York NY with name address zone size and style number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Care of the Times
Pattern Dept
West 18Th Street
New York
Holstein breeders join national registry group and farm updates
Carl W Wyss Monroe Robert F Newman Juda Elmer Foulker and C A Stubbe Browntown admitted to the Holstein Friesian Association of America the world’s largest cattle registry with about 40000 breeders. The article notes the registry’s role and a Wisconsin farm project with hog housing and dairy cattle. It also covers Reed canary grass harvest timing and Blackhawk winter wheat seed prospects for Wisconsinites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Carl W. Wyss
Monroe
Robert F. Newman
Juda Elmer Foulker
C. A. Stubbe
Browntown
National Holstein Group
E. D. Holden
University of Wisconsin
Helden
Wisconsin
Summer Law Class Hears Judge Lamboley
Judge Harold J. Lamboley of Green County Court spoke to University of Wisconsin students in the summer course “Summer Work in Legal Problems.” He discussed summary settlement of small estates and certificates of descents and a final estate hearing, part of a senior legal studies program to bridge practical and theoretical law skills. About 140 students enroll in the 10 week program, meeting daily for talks by judges or lawyers on specialized subjects followed by demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold J. Lamboley
Green County Court
University of Wisconsin
Lamboley
Minister Settles Suit Against Retired Champ
Chicago reports a minister Rev. Matthew C. Faulkner age 33 settled an alienation of affection suit against ex-heavyweight champion Joe Louis. Terms of the out-of-court deal were undisclosed. Faulkner, now Chicago resident, sought divorce naming Louis as co respondent regarding his wife model Mattie Carolle Drake.
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Chicago
Joe Louis
Louis
Matthew C. Faulkner
Atlanta, Ga
Sivie
New York
Mattie Carolle Drake
Mattie Carolle Drake. Rev. Faulkner
Measles and Flu Endanger Nunatagmiut Eskimo in Alaska
The Smithsonian reports a northern Alaska people, the Nunatagmiut Eskimo, once 3000 nomadic hunters, are rapidly dying out due to influenza and measles. Now fewer than 40 are said to remain alive, reflecting a drastic population decline.
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Washington
Smithsonian Institution
Alaska
Cedarville Tackles Speeding With Arrest Drive
Cedarville police report twenty three arrests in two weeks to curb highway speeding. Two motorists faced fines for 60 mph in a 20 mph zone and another for 65 mph in a restricted area.
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Cedarville
Monroe Chamber Hears Election Threat and Traffic Talks
Monroe chamber of commerce directors voted to aid the Courtesy league in studying traffic problems and to underwrite up to 500 for the Green county movie while urging funds be raised before further chamber support. U.S. Chamber officer C Howard Smith urged action before the November elections and noted 107 incumbents labeled by labor as likely to face contested seats.
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Monroe Chamber of Commerce
League
Green County
Grant Halliday
Monroe Clinic
C. Howard Smith
Chicago
U. S. Chamber
Lawrence H. Smith
Wis
Temporary Price Support Set for Cotton and Corn
The Department of Agriculture announced temporary price support rates for 1950 cotton and corn. Cotton will be supported at 27 cents a pound for middling until August 1, then permanent rates. Corn will be supported at $1.05 a bushel in non commercial areas until October 1. Other crops to be fixed later.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Jamboree City Grows For Scouts In Valley Forge
Valley Forge Pa troop region buzzes as Jamboree 1950 swells to 30 000 plus participants with 47 000 expected by opening day President Truman may address the event as honorary BSA president Scouts run their own camping cooking and activities while food supplies arrive in large quantities from nearby cities including 80 foot snack bars and international contingents from 18 foreign nations and a UN troop composed of U N staff sons.
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Valley Forge
New York
Philadelphia
George Washington
Truman
Washington
Boy Scouts of America
U. S
Fire destroys church in Brookfield Wisconsin
A two story Lutheran Church of the Reformation in Brookfield, Waukesha county, burned yesterday after sparks on the roof. Pastor Rev. Carl E. Oslund said he lit a coal stove to heat water before the blaze.
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Milwaukee
Brookfield
Waukesha County
Carl E. Oslund
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Mark Pickell
Corn Belt Livestock Feeders Association
Ringling
AIR Reserve
Skat
John Mahikuch
Juda
Consin
A. C. F. Henning
Illinois Central Railroad
State Public Service Commission
Milwaukee Road
Harold E. Scherer
Chamber Public Affairs
Mineral Point
PSC
Wesley L. Dodge
Chamber Traffic Committee
City Police and Safety Committee
18Th
15Th Avenues
Chamber
Erec
R. W. Blaha
Paul W. Neubauer
John E. MacMartin
Chamber American Opportunity Committee
New Ward Riverside
Wards Trail Blazer
Wards Sporting Goods Department
WARDS
G&s
Exch
SARAN
Fed. Tax Inc
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