Endorsement debate hits Wisconsin Young GOP stance on primaries
An editorial critiques the Wisconsin Young Republicans for endorsing candidates ahead of the GOP primary and urges senior delegates at the state convention to avoid endorsements. It argues endorsements mislead voters, risk party unity, and should be abandoned before primaries.
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Wisconsin Young Republican Organization
Senate
Racine
GOP
Glenn Davis
Waukesha
Davis
Milwaukee
Republican Party
Public Service
Retail executives credit promotions for steady cheese demand
Two Wisconsin and national retail leaders told ADA rally attendees in Chicago that cheese sales rise year after year due to promotions like the October Cheese Festival. They cited sustained consumer interest beyond the event and ADA Wisconsin June promotion, noting pre sales boost store dairy departments while Swiss cheese faces market questions.
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American Dairy Association
Chicago
ADA
Wisconsin Department of Agriculture
Wisconsin
White House calls rail brotherhood chiefs meeting tomorrow
The White House schedules a conference of railroad brotherhood leaders for tomorrow to avert a threatened national rail strike. Plans are underway for ceremonies Sunday May 30 to unveil Monroe's World War II honor roll on the Courthouse lawn, with John J. Burkhard in charge of arrangements. Daughters of the American Revolution elect Mrs. Nellie W. Kohli regent at a meeting hosted by Mrs. May Luchsinger. Arab league leaders conditionally agree to a Jerusalem truce if Jews cease firing. Mrs. Fannie Williman, widow of a local furniture businessman from a half century ago, dies in Poughkeepsie New York.
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White House
Railroad Brotherhood
Monroe
John J. Burkhard
Daughters of the American Revolution
Benjamin Harrison
Nellie W. Kohli
May Luchsinger
Arab League
Jerusalem
Fannie Williman
John Williman
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Wisconsin Cheese Quality Powers Market Share
The article argues that Wisconsin cheese maintains a competitive edge through high quality and fine flavor. It suggests maintaining standards and using intensive pre selling promotions with ADA and other methods to tell the Wisconsin cheese story to consumers.
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Wisconsin
Eisenhowers Visit Gen Lee Birthplace in Virginia
President Eisenhower and Mrs. Eisenhower traveled 82 miles through the Virginia countryside to Stratton to see the boyhood home of General Robert E. Lee and pressed for greater foreign trade during the trip.
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Ratford
Eisenhower
Robert E. Lee
Virginia
Eisenhower speaks at Robert E. Lee Foundation meeting
President Eisenhower and Mrs. Eisenhower attend the Rob ert E Lee Foundation annual gathering with 500 in attendance. He notes Stratford as nearly self supporting and compares past and present with a contrast from ox carts to jet airplanes. He backs the reciprocal trade program and cites four million Americans building export goods.
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Ford
Eisenhower
Robert E. Lee Foundation
Stratford
Mrs. Smith 79 Darlington Dies After Long Illness
Bridget Smith 79 a Blanchardville native died Sunday in a Portage hospital after a long illness. Formerly Bridget Kelly she will lie in state at Holy Rosary Church with services at 9 a.m. tomorrow. Steil funeral home in Darlington will handle arrangements. She is survived by two daughters Mrs Lester Anderson Darlington and Mrs Willard Kirk Portage and three sons Vernon and Homer Smith both of Darlington and Vincent Portage.
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Darlington
Bridget Smith
Blanchardville
Portage
Bridget Kelly
Holy Rosary Catholic Church
Steil Funeral
Lester Anderson
Willard Kirk
Vernon
Homer Smith
Vincent
Accident Prevention Theme At Rock River Safety Conference
The 30th Rock River Valley Safety Conference in Ft Atkinson will run May 22 with 24 hour accident prevention as the theme. A Water Safety Show on the Rock River at 5 15 p m, a conference banquet at 6 30 p m, and a keynote by Charles G Arps of Allis Chalmers on Are We Selling America Short are planned.
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Rock River Valley
Ft. Atkinson
Rock River
Ft. Atkinson Municipal Building
Charles G. Arps
Allis Chalmers Manufacturing Co
America
Health Team Promises Ready Pharmacy Service
The Health Team, a group of research physicians and pharmaceutical chemists, works to diagnose and treat disease through new chemicals and medicines. Their chief duty is ensuring readiness to dispense needed prescriptions.
Taft Widow Mrs Marguerite Temple O Neill Taft Dies
Mrs Marguerite Temple O Neill Taft widow of William Howard Taft II died Sunday. Her husband who died in 1952 was a nephew of the former president. She was born in Pittsburgh and served on the administrative board in New York of the Society of Memorial Cancer Center.
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New York
Marguerite Temple O'Neill Taft
William Howard Taft II
Taft
Pittsburgh
Society of Memorial Cancer Center
Mrs Eliz a beth Overton Busch dies after cerebral hemorrhage
Mrs Elizabeth Overton Busch 63 widow of August A Busch Jr president of Anheuser Busch died Sunday from a cerebral hemorrhage.
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ST. Louis
Elizabeth Overton Busch
August A. Busch Jr
Anheuser - Busch, Inc
Jacob M. Roth Dies at 88 Noted Industrialist and Copperweld Pioneer
Jacob M. Roth, 88, a retiring Pennsylvania industrialist and first president of Copperweld Steel Co., died Sunday from a heart ailment in Pasadena California. He developed the molten weld process for bonding copper and steel.
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Pasadena
Calif
Jacob M. Roth
Pennsylvania
Copperweld Steel Co
Pilots To Meet Saturday Night In Green County
The Green County Pilot's Association will elect officers at a meeting Saturday night at 8 at the airport. The meeting night moves from Tuesday to Saturday to suit out-of-city night-shift workers. Final plans for the June 1 Breakfast Flight include a wiener roast replacing the usual potluck luncheon.
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Green County Pilot’s Association
Nine year old admits five fires injuring firefighter
A 9 year old boy in Elmwood Wisconsin was ordered to the State Diagnostic Center after authorities said he admitted setting five fires including one that critically injured a volunteer firefighter on Sunday.
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Elmwood
Wis
State Diagnostic Center
Soil Reserve Signup Totals Fall Short of Targets
Washington farmers offered 4.068 million acres for the conservation reserve for 3 5 or 10 year retirements, far below the 10 million acre goal. Payments for last year and this year will total about 132 million dollars, about 193 million short of Congress authorized.
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Washington
Soil Bank
Agriculture Department
Congress
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