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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1950

Page

5

Agriculture Unit Revamps Operation Madison

The Wisconsin Board of Agriculture approved sweeping changes to the state Department of Agriculture. Director Donald N. McDowell said six new divisions will centralize licensing and boost efficiency while cutting costs. The overhaul adds divisions for general administration, markets and promotion, day and food, plant industry, livestock disease control, and fairs and launches consumer education and market information to expand dairy product markets.

Madison T.me Wis. Ani Board of Agriculture State Department of Agriculture Department Donald N. McDowell McDowell

Freak Wind Mishap Fatality Near Milwaukee Man

A freak accident near here killed Charles Anton Vogel, 32, of Milwaukee. High winds toppled an oak onto his car while he stood beside it. his wife and six month old daughter inside the vehicle escaped unharmed as the car was damaged by the tree.

Monticello Social Roundup from Monticello News

Mrs Lydia Voegels was a Saturday caller in Monroe. Alvin Moritz of Monroe visited Sunday. Mr and Mrs Edwin Wilde of Monroe called on Mr and Mrs Ira Holcomb Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs Frederick Steinmann and Barbara Lynn of Milwaukee were weekend guests of his parents. Mr and Mrs Robert Wild of New Glarus and Mrs Syd Voegels visited Mr and Mrs Fred Blum in Washington township Monday evening. Mrs Hazel Kundert and Ken ny, Mrs Bertha Keller and Mrs James Hancock were New Glarus callers Sunday. Mr and Mrs Charles Schnetzler of Madison were weekend guests of Jacob Voegels and Jack Hoskins. Mrs John Stauffer and Miss Dorothy Marty were Madison callers Monday. Mr and Mrs H A Becker were Monroe callers Friday. Mrs Becker spent Thursday in Madison. Sunday dinner guests of the Voegeli family were E W Marty, R W Woeffler, and M E Lynn. Adam Duerst, Henry E Babler and Albert Witt were Monday business callers in Chicago. Mrs Jacob Voegeli and Royal and Mrs Lydia Voegeli spent Thursday in Madison. Mr and Mrs Willis Babler and family were Sunday guests of Henry E Babler. Afternoon visitors at the Babler home were Dick Stau f fach er, John Richard and Stephanie of Baraboo. Mrs Adam Duerst spent Monday with her parents in Belleville. Jacob Voegeli, Monticello, and Peter Streiff of New Glarus attended an Evansville meeting Monday.

Lydia Voegels Monroe Alvin Moritz Edwin Wilde Ira Holcomb Frederick Steinmann Barbara Lynn Milwaukee F. H. Steinmann Robert Wild New Glarus Syd Voegels Fred Blum Washington Township Hazel Kundert Kenny Bertha Keller James Hancock Charles Schnetzler Madison Jacob Voegels Jack Hoskins John Stauffer Dorothy Marty H. A. Becker Willis Babler Henry E. Babler Babler Dick Stauffacher John Richard Stephanie Baraboo Adam Duerst Werner Elmer Belleville Jacob Voegeli Monticello Peter Streiff Evansville

Red Gen. Lin Piao Storms Hainan Invasion Report

Reported landing by Lin Piao led Chinese forces to three beachheads on Hainan island. Chinese nationalists claim the invaders were completely annihilated.

RED Taipei Formosa Lin Piao Steel Corps China Hainan Island

Federal Mortgage Program Overruns Cash Limits

Washington reports that Fannie Mae has exhausted its $2.5 billion authorization by buying FHA insured and VA guaranteed mortgages, forcing a halt to new acquisitions. Banks rely on FHA and VA insurance to fund loans, while Fannie Mae purchases mortgages and sells them, risking a new funding bill to extend the program. FHA also slows loan guarantees as funds dwindle, with Congress expected to act.

James Marlow Washington Fannie Mae Jones FHA Federal Housing Administration Veterans Administration Congress Federal National Mortgage Association Fannie Government

Village Pays Related Tribute to Rescuers

A Wisconsin village honors two rescuers Arthur St. John Zindars and Frank Wickman who saved three children after they fell through ice on Okaochee Lake. The heroes learned of their deed days later when the community recognized their bravery.

Wns Waukesha County Okaochee Lake Arthur St. John Zindars Frank Wickman

Swiss cheese market steady as output and prices posted

The Swiss cheese market remained steady for the week ending March 22 with light receipts and ample supplies of state brand and higher grade cheeses. Wisconsin state brand 53-95, grade B 49-52, grade C 44-49, mostly 46-48 per pound f.o.b. Wisconsin. Harvey Schneider, 28, of Lima, Waldo, Wis, won the Pullman dairy cheese contest. Fritz Geissbuhler, Shullsburg, fined $25 for manufacturing Swiss cheese. F. Dunn, 33, Chicago, named admin assistant in Wisconsin state dairy division. will oversee food inspection and 11 inspectors.

Helen E. Steart Madison Wisconsin Wis Harvey Schneider Lima Waldo State College of Washington Institute of Dairy Pullman Washentry Oregon Washington Schneider Wisconsin Cheese Hers Sheboygan County R. F. Dunn Chicago State Agriculture Department Food Inspection Service Dunn Rhinelander University of Wisconsin Fritz _Geissbuhler Shullsburg Darlington

Cheese Lacks Required Fat Content

A cheese product was found to contain less fat than required by regulations. The finding prompted further testing and potential corrective actions by the producer to comply with labeling and safety standards.

Talmadge Concedes Badger Cattle Better

Gov. Talmadge of Georgia conceded Wisconsin cattle are finer while attending the 36th Holstein sale. He said Georgia plans to study Wisconsin dairy industry to boost its own dairy growth, accompanied by T. Q. Sullivan and J Briscoe of the Georgia legislature.

Yamesisa Herman Talmadge Georgia Wisconsin T. Q. Sullivan Georgia Dairyman J Briscoe The Georgia Legislative Wiscon

Georgia Governor Talmadge Cites Cattle Climate Advantage

Talmadge asserts Georgia has better cattle because its climate allows year round beef production. He claims the governor raises beef cattle and operates a dairy farm, contrasting his state with others.

Sin Georgia Talmadge

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