Farm Program Would Consider Present Surplus
Eisenhow er administration would count current surpluses of cotton wheat and corn to shape future price supports under a flexible system. Under Secretary Morse testified that frozen stocks could be excluded from price support calculations but included for acreage allotments and quotas. The plan seeks flexible supports 75 to 90 percent of parity and aims to isolate surpluses via nonmarket operations. Wisconsin cheese market mentions trading at a standstill with 35 36% for several varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Ture D. Morse
Senate Agrculture Committee
Morse
Sen. Aiken
R-Vi
Agriculture Committee
Masenower
Benson
Senate
House
Commodi Credit Corp
Johnson presses search for two missing soldiers
Rep. Lester Johnson says the State Department urged the Philippines to intensify efforts to locate Cpl. William P. Brennan and Archie D. Sanford, both missing since August 14 after accompanying Pfc. Roy J. Ramos in a jungle mission. A partial body recovery of Ramos has been reported with no sign of Brennan or Sanford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rep
O'Brien
D-Ny
State Department
Johnson
Army
Aba
Brennan
Sanford
Roy J. Ramos
Farm income fell in 1953 as farm pop. average drops to 882
Washington report shows farm population average income at 882 per person in 1953 down from 1,898 for nonfarm residents and a 23 dollar decline from 1952. Farm operators earned a net 12.8 billion from farming, while cash receipts totaled about 31 billion with prices 8 percent lower. State cash receipts varied with Wisconsin 92 percent of 1952 and Iowa 102 percent, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ovid A. Martin Washington
Agriculture Department
Wisconsin
Indiana
Michigan
Missouri
Towa
County Leaders Hear Nietzke on Farm Water Supply
County leaders will hear Nietzke, agricultural engineer at the University of Wisconsin, at a 7:30 p.m. meeting in the Courthouse tomorrow. A 1:30 p.m. session will feature Everett Wallenfeldt and Harold Lautz discussing farm water supplies and health standards. Attendees include dairy plant fieldmen, coop managers, teachers, Farm Bureau leaders, nurses, school officials, well drillers, and pump installers. The dual meetings, urged by the agriculture advisory committee, address farm water supply issues and new well codes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menxe
University of Wisconsin
Everett Wallenfeldt
Harold Lautz
State Board of Health
Agriculture Advisory Committee
Agriculture Extension Office
Pope Extends Recovery After Eight Nights Of Cautious Diet
Vatican sources report Pope’s condition improving slowly after another night of fairly good stability. He continues to receive gradual increases in solid food as officials monitor his progress closely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porre
Vatican City
Vatican
Red Cross Appeals for Goods After Postville Fire
The Postville Red Cross chairwoman Mrs Harold S Haworth appeals for bed clothing kitchen utensils and dishes to aid the Albert Bud Dover family whose home on the Ambrose Wenger farm burned Saturday afternoon leaving them with only the clothes they wore. Donations may be left at the veterans service office in the courthouse basement or picked up by calling Mrs Haworth. A benefit card party is planned at the Postville school Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neu Cross
Uirunguabe
Harold S. Haworth
Albert
Bud) Dover
Postville
Dover
Ambrose Wenger
Jane Christoferson
Argyle
Wenger
Red Cross
Veterans Service Office
Haworth
Texas Politician In Power Battle
George Parr, longtime boss of a five-county south Texas bloc, faces a pistol charge in court March 15 amid a bitter power struggle. He was denied an injunction against two Texas Rangers he accuses of threats as Gov. Shivers, Atty. Gen. Shepperd, and others push to clean up the Duval County mess with probes into local finances and Parr’s tax history. Parr previously served time in federal prison for income tax evasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Tex
George Parr
Texas
Parr
Texas Rangers
Allan Shivers
John Ben Shepperd
Duval County
Shepperd
State Auditor
Internal Revenue
McCarthy Opens Doctor's Hearing
Senator McCarthy's public hearing focused on Army Communist suspicions as Pfc Marvin S Belsky refused to disclose if he is or was a Communist. He said he is under presidential military jurisdiction and challenged the subcommittee's authority to question him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingsun P
McCarthy
Marvin S. Belsky
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Belsky
United States
Stocks Irregular In Active Market
Stocks were irregular in a fairly active market with most price changes in small fractions. A few wide moving issues swung nearly four points in one day. Trading pace was well below Wednesday’s rush, at around two million shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Superior Judge Quayle Sentences Man for Flower Theft
Wednesday Superior Court judge Donald K. Quayle sentenced Richard Bojo, 30, to one to ten years in San Quentin for stealing flowers valued at 2400 dollars from a greenhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald K. Quayle
Richard Bojo
San Quentin
Telegrams Praise President's Stand Seen By White House
President Eisenhower received hundreds of telegrams praising his call for fair play in congressional investigations. White House officials say counts were in the hundreds with a heavy tilt toward praise. Senate Republicans split on McCarthy era tensions as Dirksen and Mundt met with the President while Hall urged unity. Mundt denied any discussion of the Army hearings, and Hall claimed the GOP remains united on major issues despite public friction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Bell
Washington
Whi House
Eisenhower
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
James C. Hagerty
White House
Senate Investigations
Dirksen
Sen. Mundt
Hall
New York
Leonard W. Hall
Sen. Dirksen
America
Mundt
Maundt
McCarthy Subcommittee
Army
National Republican Club
Senate Republican Policy Committee
Schoonover Named U S Marshal for Western Wisconsin
Ray H. Schoonover of Monroe was nominated by President Eisenhower to be U S marshal for western Wisconsin to replace the resigning John M. Comeford. Schoonover, acting marshal, is a St Paul native, former Green County sheriff and former Wisconsin assemblyman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schoonover
U.S
Ray H. Schoonover
Monroe
Eisenhower
U. S
Wisconsin
John M. Comeford
St. Paul
Minn
Green County
Wisconsin Republicans Seek Meeting After Dairy Price Cut
All eight Wisconsin Republican House members told Secretary Benson they were surprised and disappointed by the sharp cut in dairy price supports. They requested a meeting with Benson and Rep. Lawrence H. Smith to discuss options, stressing government-held stocks hinder prices and urging gradual adjustments consistent with Eisenhower’s stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington P
Republican House
Wisconsin
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
Lawrence H. Smith
Eisenhower
Hoesly Holstein breeder dies at 77 in Monroe
T A Hoesly 77 well known Holstein breeder of 810 19th Avenue Monroe died last night at 8 45 in St Clare hospital after two years illness Born July 9 1876 in York Township son of Jacob K and Amelia Kundert Hoesly Attended York Township rural schools Married Henrietta Blumer Oct 1 1896 at New Glarus Lived on Farmers Grove stock farm Moved to Monroe Nov 3 1919 Active breeder honored by Holstein Friesian Association 25th anniversary Served as York Town chairman county board supervisor First Ward trustee Founders of Green County Frozen Foods Market 1939 Member Moose Lodge fisher man hunter Married Mrs Anna Rodenbaugh May 27 1950 Survived by widow two daughters two sons sister eight grandchildren seven great grandchildren Services Saturday 1 30 p m Shriner Neushwander funeral home Rev Paul C Kehle officiating Burial New Glarus Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Hoesly
19Th Avenue
St. Clare Hospital
York Township
Jacob K
Amelia Kundert Hoesly
Hoesly
Henrietta Blumer
New Glarus
Farmers Grove
Monroe
Holstein-Friesian Association
York Town
First Ward
Old Citizens Bank
First National Bank
Green County Fair Board
Green County
Moose Lodge
Turner Hall
Anna Rodenbaugh
H. Otto Elmer
Monticello
Chester L” Prien
Clarence E
Ivey
Henry D. Freitag
Shriner-Neush-wander Funeral
Paul C. Kehle
St. John's Evangelical and Reformed Church
New Glarus Cemetery
Judge Clarifies Wrap Ruling in Swiss Cheese Patent Case
Federal Judge Patrick T. Stone issues supplemental findings detailing Kraft position on wrapping as it relates to the Stine patent claims and Honer vs Stine interference. Findings A and B discuss whether wrapping methods constitute sealing and whether pre-October 22 1952 rindless Swiss cheese production infringes claims 2 and 3. The order was signed February 26 the same day a stay on injunction enforcement against defendants was entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick T. Stone
Wausau
Kraft
Patent Office
James B
Clemence
Jones
Davis
Wingfoot
Honer
Borden
Kraft Foods Co
Lakeshire-Marty
Jack E. Schlichting
Borden Research Staff
Stine
Heart Concert Monday At Monroe High School Auditorium
Mrs. Robert H. Rieder will headline a heart fund benefit concert Monday at 8 p m in the Monroe high school auditorium. She will be joined by Mrs Ruth Druckenmiller on flute for So Hear the Gentle Lark with the band, and later perform Bacio The Kiss with band backing. Proceeds go to the heart fund and Dr George Barry chairs the drive with Park band officers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Rieder
Monroe
Heart Fund
Monroe Park Bank
Charles A. Booth
Washington
Elsmere Howe
Frances Miller
Barnard
Legion Post Sets All Time Membership Record
The American Legion post reached an all time membership high of 624 veterans, surpassing the previous record of 623 set last year. The annual drive ends at month end. over 50 new members joined this year, with Lindsay as commander and Arthur Benkert as vice ad at leading the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Lindsay
Legion
Arthur Cbenkert
Zilmerley Post
Sam Pickett
Frank W. Heinzelman
Fourteen Pupils Get Stag A at Monroe High School
Eighty one Monroe high school students were named to the 4th six week honor roll including 20 seniors, 28 juniors and 19 sophomores. Seven straight A seniors and several straight A juniors and sophomores are listed among the honors with multiple named individuals in each class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe High School
Joyce Babler
Franklyn Dillon
Ronald Elmer
Carol Falk
Carol Galli
Elsa Schindler
Gayle Webster
Grace Bidlingmaier
Judith Field
Rhea Schadt
Sandra Scherer
Eleanor Wolf
John Drye
Janice Kubly
Patricia Amos
Susan Blumer
Natalie Burgy
Robert Busch
Alice Clark
Doris Grossenbacher
Mary Fritsch
Roger Galli
Susan Iranberg
Marilyn Klessinger
Theresa Machotka
George Mauerman
Carole Meier
Delbert Neuenschwander
Robert Olson
Coralyn Rabe
Loletta Roderick
Marilyn Rutsch
Daphne Stassin
Mary Stietz
Rosalie Studer
Eugene Wagner
Dorothy Wald
Sally Wenger
Susan Zettie
Puerto Ricans Face 75 Years in House Shooting
Four Puerto Ricans indicted on charges tied to a House chamber pistol attack face a possible total of 75 years in prison. Rep. Alvin Bentley remains gravely ill but off the critical list as others improve. U S Attorney Rover used six witnesses in a brief grand jury appearance to present the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wadhlngiun
Alvin M. Bentley
R-Mich
Joseph R. Young
Casualty Hospital
Bentley
Hiccoughs
U. S. Atty
Leo A. Rover
Sharer Beach
Senate Storm May Be Opened Before Passage
Washington lawmakers move to rush a bill cutting wide excise taxes by nearly one billion dollars. The measure, backed by Ways and Means, faces Senate opposition as Sen George may add his proposal to raise individual income tax exemptions. The plan would reduce taxes on films, phone bills, transit, jewelry, cosmetics, luggage, and more, but would also cancel about 1.1 billion in other cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Eisenhower
Senate
Sen
George
D-Ga
Daniel A. Reed
Reed
Halleck
Indiana
Plans For Monroe Janesville Beloit Bus Line Discussed
A special Chamber of Commerce committee met at the Monroe Clinic Library to review tentative schedules and rates for a proposed bus route linking Monroe, Janesville, and Beloit. Public Service Commission approval was granted to Robert M. Buetow. A corporation will form after a 20 day PSC waiting period, with service expected about two weeks after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Janesville
Beloit
Chamber of Commerce and
Monroe Clinic
Public Service Commission
Robert M. Buetow
15Th Avenue
R. W. Blaha
PSC
Blaha
Breeders Co-op Annual Meet Sets Elections at Courthouse
Three directors of the Green County Breeders Association Coop will be elected at the annual meeting in the Courthouse at 8 p m tomorrow. Expiring terms belong to Ben Miller Juda current president Milo Hoesly New Glarus and Orville Folkedahl Blanchardville. John Haldiman Monroe is vice president and Arleigh Frautschy Monroe is secretary. Yearly reports will be read and entertainment includes a comedy film and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County Breeders Association Coop
Ben Miller
Juda
Milo Hoesly
New Glarus
Orville Folkedahl
Blanchardville
John Haldiman
Monroe
Arleigh Frautschy
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Onticello
F. V. Burcalow
Iett
George Werner
The
College of Agriculture
Nietzke
GOP
A. Hoesly
Legion Post
Fredrick Ainsworth
Dianne Burgy
Charles Chase
Lorraine Clark
David Dwyer
Wesley Falk
Donna Gustafson
Henry Owen Hefty
John Jeglum
Janet Kubly
Beverly Kuckuck
Elizabeth Lamb
Gayle Luchsingler
Delores Marti
Donald Martin
Jean Sacker
Nancy Stauffacher
Roger Stauffacher
Curtis Wagner
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