Reis Rules Out Claim on Crops In Cooperative Dispute
Circuit Judge Alvin C. Reis ruled Green Giant Co. cannot retain title to growing crops as illegal. The Cash Crops Cooperative of Fond du Lac sued for 938 dollars, claiming memberships dues tied to peas grown for Green Giant, which operates canneries in Fox Lake Ripon and Rosendale.
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Madicun
Alvin C. Reis
Cash Crops Cooperative
Fond du Lac
Green Giant Co
Minnesota
Fox Lake
Ripon
Rosendale
Co-op
Reis
Green Giant
Market summary of hogs cattle poultry and produce
US livestock trading shows salable hogs 11 000 with mixed price shifts from 15 cents lower to steady or higher as weights vary. Cattle and calves also fluctuate with steers 1 100 lb plus at 36 50 to 37 50, heifers steady, cows up to 25 cents, vealers 29 00 to 36 50. Produce features butter steady and eggs weak with wholesale prices set across grades.
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Chicago
USDA
U. S
U.S
Bolenders Head West From Orangeville for Alhambra Move
Mr and Mrs M H Bolender left Orangeville yesterday to the west coast and plan to settle in Alhambra California. En route they will visit relatives in Omaha. They sold their Freeport residence at 1126 Benson Blvd. Mrs Bolender was hospitalized for over four weeks but was dismissed this Sunday.
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Bolenders
Orangeville
M. H. Bolender
Glenn Bolender
West Coast
Alhambra
Calif
Omaha
Freeport
Benson Blvd
Kefauver Seizes 18 More Delegates in Maryland Primary
Senator Kefauver captured 114,173 votes to 39,746 for an unnamed rival with returns from 1,190 of 1,401 precincts. He won every county and Baltimore district, securing 18 convention votes on the first ballot and binding Maryland delegates to Kefauver, though legal clauses guarantee only the first ballot.
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Almore U
Kefauver
Maryland
Baltimore
Chicago
Parker Says Reds Said Tokyo Trap
Gen Edwin P Parker witness to the Ma Day riot in Tokyo said the disturbance was a Communist ploy to force US troops against Japanese civilians. As provost marshal general he noted U S opposition to deploying American troops to quell the riot and praised Japanese police for their handling while expressing confidence the United Nations could stop any attack.
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Madison
Edwin P. Parker
Tokyo
United States
Parker
U. S. Army
ROTC
University of Wisconsin
Washington
Japan
Korea
U. S
United Natio
Round Grove Students Honor Betty Sutter on Birthday
The Round Grove school group and teacher Mrs. Otto H. Rupnow were treated to a noon luncheon yesterday in celebration of Betty Sutter’s 12th birthday. The meal was prepared by Mrs. Alex Sutter and Mrs. L. R. Summers.
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Round Grove School
Otto H. Rupnow
Betty Sutter
Alex Sutter
L. R. Summers
Pulitzer Honors Give Tax Expose Prominence
The St. Louis Post-Dispatch won the 1952 Pulitzer for exposing corruption in the Internal Revenue Bureau and other government departments, triggering a shakeup in the IRS. It marked the paper’s fifth Pulitzer, cited for disinterested and meritorious public service. The fiction prize went to The Caine Mutiny by Herman Wouk.
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New York
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Internal Revenue Bureau
Internal Revenue Department
Post-Dispatch
Herman Wouk
Doubleday and Co., Inc
Joseph Kramm
UW Finds Weapon For Orchard Pests
Wisconsin entomologists report a ground spray method to control the plum curculio, a major orchard pest. By applying aldrin dieldrin or lindane to soil at six pounds per acre, about 90 percent of larvae and pupae were killed, reducing damage to apples plums and cherries. Chlordane worked but less effectively.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
Badger State
C. L. Fluke
C. B. McIntyre
Historical Society Plans Dells Flights
The State Historical Society announces a cooperative program with the State Aeronautics Commission and the University of Wisconsin Extension Division to offer trips over the Madison and Wisconsin Dells region. Each flight costs $7 and aims to teach geography geology and the area's historical development with no. continuous.
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Mavieux
Madison
Wisconsin Dells
State Historical Society
Society
State Aeronautics Commission
University of Wisconsin Extension Division
Brides to Be Offer Free Personalized Napkins with Orders
Local retailer promotes wedding services including free 100 imprinted napkins with names and date, a full wedding flower arrangement, guest book options, and a selection of Bridesmaids gifts for all couples planning nuptials.
Monroe 4H Parents Night and electrical series
The Monroe home economics 4 H club hosted Parents Night at St John s church with a play by members. Reva Neuenschwander played accordion and Leslie Huber screened a film. The group met at Alfred Baumgartner s home to plan projects and Neuenschwander demonstrated scarf making. An electrical education series begins tomorrow at Albany Methodist church with Wisconsin Power and Light Co representatives teaching wiring basics. The final sessions occur Thursday at Monroe courthouse and Friday at New Glarus High School agriculture room.
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Monroe
St. John's Church
Reva Neuenschwander
Leslie Huber
Alfred Baumgartner
Miss Neuenschwander
Albany Methodist Church
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Madison
Court House
New Glarus High School
Car Transport Ditches To Avoid Crash On Highway
William Michelli of Kenosha drove an auto carrier into a ditch on Highway 1181 east of Monroe near Pine Bluff Inn to avoid a truck that turned abruptly. The incident, reported to Green County sheriff, caused damage to Michelli’s vehicle. McNair’s truck avoided damage. The carrier was empty and traveling east. both vehicles were in the same direction.
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William Michelli
Kenosha
Monroe
Pine Bluff Inn
Green County
McNair
Five Alarm Milwaukee Warehouse Fire Investigated
A large warehouse shed in Milwaukee burned in a five alarm fire possibly set last night. The blaze damaged an adjoining brick building housing 10 small firms with no injuries. Forty policemen and 125 firefighters faced traffic delays. a resident reported seeing two boys flee and a wooden box under the floor as the fire’s ignition point. A deputy state fire marshal assisted in the investigation.
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Milwaukee
Brodhead selects delegates for Badger State programs
Brodhead picks Marie Hoff and William Lampa as delegates to Badger Girls State and Badger Boys State respectively. In Madison, Dr. Peter Fox of Oshkosh is elected president of the Wisconsin State Board of Optometry, with Dr. E Johnson of Berlin as vice president and Dr. Newton Lenz of Waupun as secretary treasurer.
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Brodhead
Badger Girls
Badger Boys
Marie Hoff
Sam
Madison
Peter Fox
Oshkosh
Wisconsin
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