Postwar cheese future seen bright by industry official
Will A. Foster of Borden Cheese Co tells Kiwanis Club at Monroe hotel that postwar cheese prospects look favorable. The report juxtaposes other news including Pacific theater defense actions, Luzon liberation, and baseball standings, reflecting broad postwar energy.
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Will A. Foster
Borden Cheese Co
Kiwanis Club
Monroe Hotel
Japan
Tokyo
Luzon Island
Philippines
Pacific
Brooklyn Dodgers
National Baseball League
New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
County Social Security Payments Reach $45,000 Monthly
Einar Hanson, SSA district manager in Janesville, reports 994 county residents received $45,888 in monthly social security benefits at year end. The total covers 622 retired workers, 180 spouses, 70 widows and widowers, 23 mothers with children, and 99 children, with broader totals for Rock, Lafayette, and Green Counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Einar Hanson
Social Security Administration
Janesville
Hanson
Rock
Lafayette
Green
St Omar Chapter Eastern Star Plans and Visits
Social event note details a lawn picnic preceding a St Omar Eastern Star meeting at the Masonic Temple. Members voted to fund the Janesville Gebal Council dinner in Monroe on October 7 and to recess during July and August. Pro tem officers and visiting committees are named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce M. Blum
St. Omar
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Janesville
Juda
Orville R. Evans
Friendship
Milton Junction
William L. Kugler
Evening Star
Beloit
Hollis de Voe
Victor Carson
John C. Calder
Clifford M. Fritz
M. Margaret Baker
Ruth
Local figures named in community list of residents and families
Zweifel, Ray Duerst, James Schroeder, William McFadden, Ralph Bethke and their families, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Streiff and Steve, Mrs. Millard Tschudy, Kim and Lisa, William Bischoff, Roger Knight, Fritz Alderman, Jim Ros ga, Craig Stuessy, Alvin Ott and David Hoesly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zweifel
Ray Duerst
James Schroeder
William McFadden
Ralph Bethke
Melvin Streiff
Steve
Millard Tschudy
Kim
Lisa
William Bischoff
Roger Knight
Fritz Alderman
Jim Rosga
Craig Stuessy
Alvin Ott
David Hoesly
Western Allies and Russia Back Optimistic United Nations Outlook
In San Francisco diplomats praised a productive UN session and noted positive signals for the Geneva Big Four talks. A Russian jet shot down a Navy plane off Alaska, tempering optimism, while Molotov expressed regret over incidents. If cooperation holds, reunification talks in Germany could gain momentum.
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Russia
United Nations
San Francisco
Alaska
Matsu
Red
Geneva
New York
United States
Great Britain
France
United Front
Germany
U. N
International Debating Society
Brighter Picture Sees Boost for Dairy Industry Project
The Operation Bootstrap campaign and June Dairy Month promotion reap strong gains for the dairy industry. ADA cites optimism among dairymen, a broadened state and national cooperation, and rising per capita cheese and dairy consumption, despite ongoing Swiss cheese challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Dairy Association
ADA
Merrill Warnick
Utah
Dairymen’s
Rep. Davis appoints editor to Cory's job
William A. Ender, editor of the Durand Courier-Wedge, became assistant to Rep. Glenn Davis replacing Jack Cory who returns to Wisconsin weeklies in Wauwatosa and Elm Grove. Ender has led the Courier-Wedge since 1948 with his father A F Ender helping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wisconsin
Glenn Davis
Waukesha Republican
William A. Ender
Durand Courier-Wedge
Jack Cory
Davis
Cory
Wauwatosa
Elm Grove
Ender
Courier-Wedge
A. F. Ender
Oct session to tackle many Wisconsin bills
Wisconsin lawmakers return in October to act on about twenty bills and one resolution laid over in the spring session. The agenda includes Gov Kohler’s plan to unite the University of Wisconsin and state colleges, tax proposals to fund state needs, and measures on high speed driving rules and liquor enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
Senate
Assembly
Kohler
Catlin
Appleton
Mestic Mutual Casualty Companies
All Assembly
State Department of Taxation
Great Lakes Traffic Expected to Boom After Seaway Opening
H. J. Darling of the Department of Transport predicts Great Lakes traffic will rise from ten million tons annually to over 31 million tons in the first two years following the St. Lawrence Seaway opening. No new Great Lakes ports are anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ont
Great Lakes
St. Lawrence Seaway
H. J. Darling
Department of Transport
Mortgage Due Forces Farmer to Face Theft Charge
Madison police set a preliminary hearing for Ralph A. Girono a farmer from Whitewater charged with grand larceny for allegedly stealing a Salesman’s car and $25 000 in furs including sable mink and marten along with a car to pay off mortgages on cattle An accomplice Chester Majewski is sought and missing Asst Dist Atty Schumacher noted no furs were found
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Madison
Ralph A. Girono
Whitewater
Girona
Chester Majewski
Arthur Schumacher
Molotov and Party Draw Chicago Boos
Foreign Minister Molotov and the Soviet delegation drew boos from about 700 spectators in Chicago as they arrived at the North Western Railroad terminal on their way home from San Francisco. No city officials greeted the Russians.
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Chicago
Molotov
United Nations
San Francisco
North Western Railroad
Birthday Club Party Honors Monticello Residents
Mrs Anton Hefty of Monticello and Mrs Ida Frehner of New Glarus were honored at a Birthday Club gathering Saturday at the Hefty home. A social evening with refreshments followed. Attendants included Anna Schweizer John Meier Sr Alfred Wettach Johanna Koller Ernest Wenger Ellen Disch Flora Gepmler Ida Frehner John Studer John Hammerly John A Marty and guest Miss Elizabeth Kruesi of Zurich Switzerland Nellie and Rose Voegeli.
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Monticello
Anton Hefty
Ida Frehner
New Glarus
Birthday Club
Mmes
Anna Schweizer
John Meier Sr
Alfred Wettach
Johanna Koller
Ernest Wenger
Ellen Disch
Flora Gempeler
John Studer
John Hammerly
Joanne Kloepping Celebrates 13th Birthday Party
Joanne Kloepping celebrated her 13th birthday Saturday afternoon with 15 girls. Janet Best of Freeport visited for the event and spent the weekend with Joanne. Games were played and gifts were given. refreshments were served by her mother, Mrs. Earl Zink.
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Orangeville
Joanne Kloepping
Janet Best
Freeport
Joanne
Earl Zink
Homemakers Plan July 20 County Meeting Picnic
Members of the county homemakers executive committee will meet on July 20. A picnic lunch will be held at noon in Recreation Park, followed by the meeting, as in past years.
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Recreation Park
Cub Picnic Held by Pack 348 at Wyalusing State Park
The annual Cub Scout picnic of Pack 348 New Glarus was held Sunday at Wyalusing State Park near Prairie du Chien. Attendees included Marshall Ingwell Orville Lee Roswell Phillipson Palmer Welsh and Arthur.
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New Glarus
Wyalusing State Park
Prairie du Chien
Messrs
Mmes
Marshall Ingwell
Orville Lee
Roswell Phillipson
Palmer Welsh
Arthur
Radio Networks Changing Format
Wayne Oliver reports shifts in radio away from fixed hourlong night shows as TV raids draw audiences. Some programs may not return, including Jack Benny and Bob Hope, with others moving to 15 minute strip formats. Networks vary: ABC adds weekend news and sports, NBC expands Monitor to 40 hours, Mutual introduces a companionate format from 11 to 11:25 am weekdays, CBS adds more weeknight strip programming.
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New York
Jack Benny
Bob Hope
ABC
NBC
Mutual
CBS Radio
Bing Crosby
Staggered schooling proposed to ease crowded classrooms
University of Wisconsin rhetoric scholar promotes a four quarter year plan to free 25 percent of crowded classrooms within ten years. He predicts only 750 of 1000 pupils would attend at a time and argues 12 month employment could boost teacher salaries without raising per pupil costs.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
F. W. Haberman
Wisconsin White House Conference On Education
Forsberg Attacks Preference Clause At Wisconsin Utility Meet
Carl J. Forsberg, president of Wisconsin Power and Light Co., condemns the public bodies first call on power from government dams. He argues for a policy balancing consumers taxpayers labor investors and all citizens affected by such power projects. He cites Wisconsin River and twenty-six power dams as examples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Delton
Carl J. Forsberg
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Forsberg
Wisconsin Utilities Association
Wisconsin
Hayward Man Dies After Auto Crash Three Weeks After Discharge
Bernard Froemel 22 of Route 2 Hayward died in a local hospital after being injured in a crash on Highway 77. Authorities said Froemel, recently discharged from military service, was driving along a hill when his car missed a curve early Monday.
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Hayward
Bernard Froemel
Route 2
Sawyer County
Froemel
Highway 77
Kentucky Dentist Takes to Circuit Riding
After 28 years in private practice Dr Ly man L Duley becomes a circuit riding dentist. In a modern air conditioned trailer he services rural Livingston Crittenden and Lyon Counties Kentucky providing dental care to areas with few dentists in 50 years. He plans to extend the circuit if needed.
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Paducah
Lyman L. Duley
Duley
Livington
Crittenden
Lyon
Daley
KC Members To See Milwaukee Ball Game
Seventy five tickets are available for the Knights of Columbus Braves Day on Aug. 21 at Milwaukee. Frank Menehan is in charge of the event. Retiring officers held their final meeting. new officers take over July 11. A film of the 1954 World Series was shown and lunch was served by the officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus Braves
Milwaukee
St. Victor’s Hall
Frank Menehan
Mineral Point native earns AS in air conditioning
Van Richard Marsh of Mineral Point and formerly of Brodhead received an associate degree in applied science in air conditioning technology from the Milwaukee School of Engineering. He is a 1953 Mineral Point High School graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brodhead
van Richard Marsh
van A. Marsh
Mineral Point
Milwaukee School of Engineering
Mineral Point High School
Amazing bargains in The Times classified
A snapshot of daily classified ads in The Times highlights discounted items and special offers. Readers find price cuts on household goods, furniture, and everyday essentials alongside small notices for services and job postings.
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Times
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Lewis
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George Schar
Monroe
George Pendell
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Audit Bureau of Circulation
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Lil
Eastern Star
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Lustra
Fritz Cleaners
Tal
Radio Networks
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Linda Christian
Kentucky
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Ganshert Service Center
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