Wisconsin Cheese Fate Hinges on Patents and Courts
Wisconsin’s dairy leaders see the rindless Swiss patent battles as pivotal. Legal actions in Madison federal court and the Patent Office could decide whether Kraft’s rindless process becomes widely available, affecting Monroe area cheesemakers and thousands of farmers.
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Madison
Wisconsin
U. S. Patent Office
Monroe
Kraft Cheese Company of
Chicago
Kraft
Clemence J. Honer
State Department of Agriculture
Honer
University of Ilinois
Joseph Werner
Patent Office
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Walther Dairy Products Co
Platteville
Wild Cooperative Cheese Co
Verona
Patrick T. Stone
Walther
Raymond A. Miollis
Miollis
Borden Company
James Byron Stine
Miellis
Driver Charged After City Crash
Walter J. DeRemer, 18, of 1204 19th street, was charged in a justice court with operating on the left side of the street after a collision at 19th street and 15th avenue that injured six people. The other driver was William Lee Cory, 19, of 720 17th street.
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Walter J. DeRemer
19Th Street
DeRemer
William Lee Cory
17Th Street
15Th Avenue
Cory
Justice L. A. Koenig
Richard L. Cory
One Auto
St. Clare Hospital
Daniel DeRemer
Marcia DeRemer
Betty DeRemer
Arthur D. Dalton
11Th Avenue
Marshall S. DeRemer
Louis B. Rabe
16Th Avenue
Carl Ruch
Monroe
Clifford A. Dahl
Route 5
9Th Street
13Th
14Th Avenues
Highway 81
U S Air Force Attacks Key Communist Supply Route
Fifth Air Force fighter bombers conducted an hour by hour assault today on a large Communist supply area located between Pyongyang and Chinnampo, Seoul reported as part of a major strategic air operation.
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RED Center
Seoul
Korea
U. S. Fifth Air Force
Pyongyang
Chinnampo
UW Dorm Raiders Seek Donations to Cover Damages
Nineteen of twenty five UW students arrested for panty raid incidents in coed dorms begin a drive to pay for the property damage. Officials estimate $900 in damages. The group says funds will be given to the dean’s office to mitigate the loss. The campus paper urgesStudents to accept responsibility and arrange payment.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
Daily Cardinal
Medical Society Elects Ruehlman President in Monroe
Dr. David D. Ruehlman was elected president of Green County Medical Society at the annual meeting held last night at Monroe Country Club. He succeeds Dr. W. B. Gnagi. Dr. John A. Schindler was named vice president succeeding Dr. S. J. Francois New Glarus. Dr. Leslie G. Kindschi was re elected secretary treasurer and Dr. Melvin W. Stuessy re named member of the Wisconsin Medical Society house of delegates. After dinner Byron C. Ostby discussed Blue Cross and Blue Shield plans with two schedules based on family incomes of 4800 or less and 3600 or less.
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David D. Ruehlman
Green County Medical Society
Monroe Country Club
W. B. Gnagi
John A. Schindler
S. J. Francois
New Glarus
Leslie G. Kindschi
Melvin W. Stuessy
Brodhead
House of Delegates
Wisconsin Medical Society
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Byron C. Ostby
One County Selectee Reports for June Induction
Green County officials announce a June quota of one selectee to report at the armory at 10 15 a m on June 3 for induction. Ten men will depart at the same time for pre induction physical exams and must report at 9 30 a m for final instructions. Pre induction exams conclude the next day for those involved.
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Green County
County Roughage Growing Harvest Meetings Planned
A series of meetings and demonstrations by Green County watershed associations and Grassland Soil Conservation Association will help farmers improve roughage growing harvesting and land use. Sessions at Hiawatha Monticello New Glarus and Juda areas feature UW speakers and local leaders on weed control pasture improvement and related topics.
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Green County
Green County Grassland Soil Conservation Association
Hiawatha
Monticello
New Glarus
Belleville Area
Juta Area
University of Wisconsin
Smock Valley Watershed Association
Monroe
George Briggs
University Agronomist
Grassland Association
Waldo Freitag
Swiss Valleys Watershed Association
Glarus High School
Orrin Berge
University Extension
Jack LaBorde
Russell Carter
Jefferson Township
M H Johnson Arrives to Manage Ward Store
M H Johnson former assistant manager of Columbus Montgomery Ward and Co arrives to take over the Ward store here. He replaces I M Bracewell who resigned to buy a Ben Franklin store at Herman Mo. Bracewell served one year. Johnson has aided at the Chicago A store and is married with daughter Mary Jane 14 who will enter high school next year.
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M. H. Johnson
Columbus
O. Montgomery Ward and Co
I. M. Bracewell
Ben Franklin
Herman,Mo
Bracewell
Johnson
Chicago
Mary Jane
O Konski Charges Kaiser With Profiteering in Defense Contracts
Representative O Konski accuses Henry Kaiser of steering defense business to favored channels and using key personnel to influence procurement. Kaiser denies the claims as malicious and unfounded and welcomes a congressional probe, while noting no aircraft produced yet from the cited contract and alleging misinformation and political motivation.
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Washington
O’konski
Wis
Henry Kaiser
Kaiser- Frazer
U. S. Defense Department
Air Force
Kaiser
Chase Corp
Willow Run
Hagerstown
Fairchild Engine and Airplane Corp
Kaiser Managed
Truman Defends Power to Seize Industries in Emergency
President Truman declared he has inherent power to seize industries in national emergencies and argued Congress and the courts cannot remove that authority. He said he would return mills if the Supreme Court ruled the seizure illegal and pressed for an industrial relations law to enable real collective bargaining amid threats to national welfare. He avoided pledges for any specific candidate, including Estes Kefauver.
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Washington .P
Truman
Tru
Adlai Stevenson
Illinois
Congress
Supreme Court
White House
Sen. Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Activity in Soybeans Boosts Bids on Grains
Chicago grain prices rose on the Board of Trade as strong soybean activity spilled into other grains. Wheat gained 1.25 percent with July at 2.353, corn jumped 4.4 cents to 1.8454, oats up 0.5 to 1.5 cents, and soybeans rose 4 to 6 cents with July around 2.99 and nearby oats lifting to 12.22 a hundred.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Maybeans
County farmers attempt 100 bushel corn on acre
Thirty four area farmers among over two hundred in the state join a University of Wisconsin prescription farming project to prove 100 bushels per acre is practical. They will fertilize and plant at least 10 acres each under guidance from county agents and university specialists. The aim is a well planned rotation rather than expanding total corn acreage.
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Soils Department
University of Wisconsin
Alvin Kundert
Monroe
Richard Badertscher
Brodhead
Wade Eastwood
Woodford
August Ruehlew
Herman Model
Belleville
John Stauffacher
Darlington
John
Tleson
Ed Schneeberger
William Brewer
Albany
Lester Seffrood
South Wayne
Marvin Mahlbuch
Earl Feldt
Monticello
Hollis Babler
Wallace Feldt
Harold Mohns
Spring Grove
Clayton Streiff
New Glarus
Theodore Ott
Myron E. Jeglum
Emil
Truman blasts socialism in VA workers speech
President Truman criticizes Congress in a National Advisory Committee VA event, accusing lawmakers of bowing to the American Medical Association and opposing social security increases for the disabled and veterans. He cites budget cuts and 16 000 VA beds controversy while AMA denounces his proposals as socialistic.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
American Medical Association
Veterans Administration
National Advisory Committee
VA Voluntary Services
House
Association
Chicago
John W. Cline
San Francisco
AMA
White House
Showers Expected After Half Inch Rain in Green County
The weatherman reports a half inch of rain fell last night in Green County drying parched land. Partly cloudy conditions, not as cool, with occasional showers tonight and scattered showers tomorrow in the south portion are forecast.
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Green County
Soldier John Vigneault Executed Verdict in Nuremberg
Pvt. John F. Vigneault, 19, was sentenced to death in Nuremberg Germany for murdering two German men and stealing their car. The case highlights postwar Allied military tribunals dealing with crimes by occupying forces.
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Nuerenberg
Germany
John F. Vigneault
Pony Gate Trick Ends in Tragic Highway Death
In Denmark Wisconsin a black riding pony owned by Joseph Watzka opened a pasture gate with its teeth and wandered onto Highway 141. A car could not avoid the animal and struck it breaking both rear legs. Officers shot the pony early today.
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Denmark
Wis
Joseph Watzka
Highway 141
Gibsons Expected At Bethel Charge
Rev. Paul Gibson and wife Jimmie with sons Michael and Mark to move into Bethel Evangelical United Brethren parsonage this afternoon. Gibson to lead Monroe Bethel Monticello and New Glarus churches, first sermon Sunday. Browns to Brazil mission call. Browns sail July 10 with son Ellis. to stay with Robert Phillips farm near Winslow. Gibson previously student pastor near Appleton. born Denver 1923. Otterbein College alum 1949. Both have music background. Jimmie piano and Paul violin.
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Paul Gibson
Michael
Mark
Bethel Evangelical United Brethren Church
Gibson
Monroe Bethel
Monticello
New Glarus
Lawrence A. Brown
Brazil
Ellis
South America
Robert Phillips
Winslow
Green County
Greenville Mission
Appleton
Rev
Evangelical Theological Seminary
Naperville
Denver
Colo
Jimmie
Ohio
Manual Training High School
Otterbein College
Westerville
Naperville Seminary
Wisconsin
Racine
Stock Prices Rise To Peak 1952 Level
New York traders boosted the market to near the highest averages of 1952 as heavy demand for railroads lifted many prices. Fractions to two point gains spread across the list with some favorites advancing more than five points at times. Volume rose to about 1,400,000 shares.
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New York
Wisconsin Cheese Market Steady to Firm Says Federal Report
The Federal State Market News Service reports Wisconsin American cheese prices steady to firm with fair to good demand. Selling prices are listed for various varieties including singles, Longhorns, prints and midgets, with ranges noted in the report.
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Madison
Federal State Market News Service
Wisconsin
Ridgway Warns Congress on Communist Germ Warfare Charges
Gen. Matthew Ridgway told Congress that Communist germ and gas warfare accusations against the United Nations in Korea are a dangerous, unfounded propaganda claim. He described the charges as a grave warning and urged firm stance while outlining recent battlefield resilience and future European command plans.
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Matthew Ridgway
Harry Truman
General Ridgway
Washington
Matthew B. Ridgway
Congress
United Nations
Korea
Ridgway
Defense Lovett
38Th Parallel
United States
Spoerry Receives Guard Commission
Arthur Spoerry Jr. was commissioned a second lieutenant in the Wisconsin National Guard Medical Service. He will command a medical platoon at the armory ceremony with Capt. Theodore J. Burgy and witnesses including Capt. John F. Caradine and CWO Hugo H. Voelkh. Spoerry has over three years in the medical platoon and has completed army correspondence courses with high marks.
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Arthur Spoerry Jr
Medical Service Administration
Wisconsin National Guards
Theodore J. Burgy
Co. K
National Guard
128Th Infantry
O. A. Moldenhauer
John F. Caradine
135Th Medical Battalion
CWO
Hugo H. Voelkh
S-1
Spoerry
Monroe
Railway Unions Accept New Pact
Washington unions and railroad carriers signed a memorandum of agreement in the White House, ending a 21 month government operation of the roads. The pact binds rank and file, unlike the 1950 accord repudiated by union members. Private railroad control to resume once contracts reflect last night’s terms.
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Washington
White House
Theailroads
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By Arthur Bystrom
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Ruehlman
Ernest Zentner
Route 1
Burcalow
M.H. Johnson
Ward
John Garfield
Iris Whitney
O'Konski
Trucg
U. S
Gibsons
Bethel
NATO
8Th Army
Europe
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eighth
Japan
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