Editorial urges Swiss cheese import quotas to protect domestic industry
The piece argues Finland dumped Swiss cheese as a trial balloon and later halted prices, while Denmark exports freely. It urges placing Swiss imports under quotas as the fairest protection, notes Swiss cheese historically high priced and non quotaed, and supports a simple, uniform quota system rather than complex formulas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finland
Denmark
Washington
Switzerland
New York
Louis H. Dorman
Precious Diplomas Highlight Value of High School Education
Labor Secretary James Mitchell cites Labor Department surveys showing unemployment is far higher for dropouts than graduates. He estimates 800000 youths will miss out in the job market and urges continued training for those who leave school. The article notes a community high school dedication and stresses earning a diploma as essential for better job prospects.
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Labor
James Mitchell
Associated Press
Mitchell
Labor Department
Lic
Revival planned for Green County historical society meeting
Ten years ago the dormant Green County Historical Society planned activity revival with officer elections led by Marshall L. Peterson. The page also records multiple obituaries and local notices spanning 1909 to 1949, including deaths of Mrs. Mark Randall and Mrs. Ursula Knobel, and various community events and anniversaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
Historical Society
Marshall L. Peterson
Mark Randall
Oakley
James V. Forrestal
Defense
Bethesda
Naval Hospital
Ursula Knobel
Harold A. Blumer
Argyle High School
Edward Block
Jordan Township
William Nalley
The Cash Talk of a Stock Market Crash Echoes 1929 Woes
A reflective piece recalls the 1929 crash and the era's stock market excesses. It notes how cash ruled, margins ruined many, and a new generation warned against risky borrowing. It ties the 1930s upheaval to the rise of welfare state concepts and global events, ending with a confrontational cash-centric theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natron
Moody Bible Institute to Graduate Betty Ann Siedschlag
Betty Ann Siedschlag daughter of Mr and Mrs Melvin C Siedschlag Route 2 will graduate with Moody Bible Institute Chicago class of 225 seniors on June 5. She completes missionary course with Christian education major plans missionary work in Morocco. She was active in Christian education club Missionary Union and the oratorio chorus. Prior to Moody she earned a bachelor of arts from Wheaton College and Juda High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Ann _ Siedschlag
Melvin C. Siedschlag
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
Morocco
Moody
Christian Education Club
Missionary Union
Oratorio Chorus
Wheaton College
Wheaton
Ill
Juda High School
Publication of Battle Hymn of the Republic in The Atlantic Monthly
Julia Ward Howe first published the Battle Hymn of the Republic in 1862 in The Atlantic Monthly, appearing anonymously at first. The poem’s early publication details are noted in historical accounts.
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Julia Ward Howe
Atlantic Monthly
Senate Democrats push for full USDA probe
Six Democratic senators led by William Proxmire ask Lyndon Johnson to back a Senate agriculture subcommittee inquiry into all USDA activities. They seek a resolution to authorize a full investigation of price supports and CCC surplus sales amid rising subsidies and slipping farm income. Rep. Lester Johnson becomes dairy subcommittee chair and eyes dairy state legislation to ease milk barriers.
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Washington
William Proxmire
Senate
Agriculture Department
Proxmire
Senate Agriculture Committee
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Phillip A. Hart
Michigan
Stephen M. Young
Ohio
Olin D. Johnston
South Carolina
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Senate Agriculture Subcommittee
Commodity Credit Corp
Lester Johnson
D-Wis
House
Johnson
Harold Cooley
Full Committee
House Commerce Committee
Agriculture Committee
Three Drowned In Two Mishaps Near La Crosse and Augusta
Two separate drowning incidents claimed four young lives in Wisconsin. Miles Newman 6 and Thomas 8 drowned in Mormon Creek near Shelby after heavy rains. Susie 7 helped summon aid. Jerry Matsik prom king at Fairchild high died in Dells Mill Pond near Augusta after slipping from a rescuer’s grasp as Jack Boullion 17 tried to save him.
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Associated Press
la Crosse
Fairchild High School
Mill
Miles Newman
Thomas
Mormon Creek
Shelby
Susie
Jerry Matsik
Fairchild High
Dells Mill Pond
Augusta
Matysik
Jack Boullion
Boullion
State Senate Confirms Nelson Appointments to Welfare Panel
MADISON The State Senate approved three gubernatorial picks to the State Board of Public Welfare in a unanimous vote. Gov. Gaylord Nelson nominated Mrs Wallace Lemoe Dr William Sutley of Milwaukee and John P Mann of Appleton for the board.
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Madison
Senate
State Board of Public Welfare
Gaylord Nelson
Wallace Lemoe
William Sutley
Milwaukee
John P. Mann
Appleton
Monroe Evening Times Boys and Girls Club Coupon
All boys and girls up to 12 are invited to join the Monroe Evening Times Boys and Girls Club. Fill this coupon and mail to the club in Monroe Wisconsin. Provide name street or R F D postoffice date of birth and age last birthday.
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City of
Monroe
Wisconsin
Stephenson County
Monroe Evening Times
Evening Times Club
Wis
Flynn Scolds Reuss on Bona Air Base Frills
Rep. Gerald Flynn of Racine condemned Rep. Henry Reuss for labeling as waste the planned frills at the Bong Air Force Base near Kansasville. Flynn argued the 20 000 personnel need on base site facilities and urged a floor debate, noting local gym and pool needs.
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Washington
Gerald Flynn
Racine
Milwaukee
Henry Reuss
Reuss
New Bong Air Force Base
Kansasville
Flynn
Kenosha
Brodhead By Miss Grace Marsh
Mr and Mrs Frank Dickin son depart Salades Calif after visiting Mrs G E Broughton and Mr and Mrs R C Broughton. Robert Collins Madison and Mr and Mrs Stuart Barkley Clinton Ia spent weekend with Mr and Mrs D L Collins. Carl Thostenson and Gary Milton visited relatives here. Gerald Green Chicago visited his sister Mrs Maude Diedrich. Paul Zimmerman weekend at home Green Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dickinson
Salades
Calif
G. E. Broughton
R. C. Broughton
Robert Collins
Madison
Stuart Barkley
Clinton
D. L. Collins
Richard Newcomer
Steven
Milwaukee
Dwight Newcomer
Carl Thostenson
Gary
Milton
Gerald Green
Chicago
Maude Diedrich
Paul Zimmerman
Green Bay
Times Children Club Birthday Greetings List and Rabbit Article
A mixed page item lists birthday greetings for the Times Children’s Club spanning May 24 to May 30 with numerous names and addresses. The text then shifts to a natural history excerpt on rabbits detailing domestication, breeds, differences from hares, and notes on the cottontail and jack rabbit, including origins of the name Coney Island.
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Coney Island
Conyne Island
Cony
Coney
New Members Joann Rufener and Local Industry Note
Joann Kay Rufener joins as new member on Route 3 dated November 8 1958. West Virginia lists coal as chief industry with chemicals second at 34 major plants employing over 26000 workers.
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Joann Kay Rufener
Route 3
West Virginia
Palm trees planted to save fertile lands in Uruguay
The Uruguayan effort has planted tens of thousands of palm trees to halt wind erosion and protect fertile grasslands from becoming dunes. The initiative aims to stabilize soil, reduce dust, and support agricultural productivity across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uruguay
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Monroe, Wisconsin
Congress
Monroe Evening Times CO
Emery A. Odell
Inland Daily Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Editorial
Evening Times
Fairgrounds
Board of Park Commissioners
S. J. Francois
Europe
Paris
Vienna
Joseph Francois
C. A. Rawson
Union Church
Charlotte Maso
Legion Auxiliary
Turner Hall
Peggy
Ruth Mather
Koehner
Freeport
W. T. Saucerman
J. H. Miller
Albert Stauss
Monroe Herald
Emil von Stauss
Greta Gribble
New Jersey
Argyle
Freeport Interests
Brodhead
Frank Tripp
Congess
U.S. Steel
Joe Doaks
Hitler
League of Nations
Japan
Manchuria
Spain
Lindbergh
Florida
Miami Beach
Lincoln
Betty Ann Siedschlag
Robert Tschudy
Robert E. Tschudy
James Webster
Arlo W. Webster
Kiwanis
Times
USDA
By Richard P. Powers
Nelson
R.F.D
Postoffice
Miss Grace Marsh
Care Monroe Evening Times
Clifford Leck
24Th Street
Monroe, Wis
Times Children’s Club
Susan Kay Burgi
21St Street
Duane Melvin Foley
Woodford
Cinda Rae Goecks
Gene Edward Blum
Belleville
Kay Elaine Shelton
Juda
David J. Brunkow
Billy Jo Babler
9Th Street
Richard Dean Gobeli
Phyllis Elaine Blum
Donna Jean Olson
Gratiot
Ronnie Robert Ritschard
Monticello
Susan Kay Klassy
Merlyn Fredrick Wirth
Michael Earl Aiken
Terry John Haldimen
South Wayne
Frederick Alan Sulzer
17Th Avenue
Kevan Lee Hartwig
Roger Lee Goepfert
Heidi Mary Schlappi
Winslow
Donna Kathleen Maske
15Th Avenue
Vicki Ann Svendsen
Dennis Tryve Strommen
Gary Lee Ballmoos
Bonnie Jean Elmer
Judith Rose
JoAnn Marie Bruegger
Janice Sue Matzke
Judy
Randall Jon Wells
Blanchardville
Geer Dale
Roy’s Trailer Court
Thomas Henry Marty
Judy Ann Rothenbuehler
Monroee
Martha Boynton
Browntown
Dane Taylor Anderson
Diane Kay Meier
Lori Lea Stauffer
Gary Allen Erickson
Donna Rae Lehr
Pauline Rosa Beer
Marco's
Jes
Stuessy
Uerdl
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