Dairy Groups Fight Benson Plan as Ineffective says Northeast dairies
In Utica New York three major dairy groups representing about 40 000 dairymen told Senate agriculture committee that the Eisenhower Benson farm programs fail to work They urged a better plan while New York Farm Bureau with 73 000 members warned of 50 000 losses next year The leaders argued flexible supports work and a soil bank proposal was needed to reduce production and prop up prices
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Utica
N. Y
Northeast
U. S. Senate Agriculture Committee
Eisenhower - Benson
New York State Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Benson
Stanley H. Benham
Dairymen's League
Soil Bank
Dairy
Frank B. Lent
Metropolitan Milk Producers Bargaining Agency
Lent
Sen. Ellender
D-La
Don J. Wickham
U. S
Benham
Pri
John C. Yorkee
Eastern Milk Producers Co-operative
Farmer Plans Hog Gift to Secretary Benson in Wisconsin
Richard McKnight, operator of a 200 acre farm near South Wayne Wisconsin, said he plans to ship a 150 pound hog to Secretary Benson to highlight farmers’ plight amid falling hog prices. McKnight said he cannot afford to sell while losing money and he keeps about 100 hogs.
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South Wayne
Wis
Richard McKnight
Here
Benson Iington
Knight
Benson
McKnight
Swiss native Gottfried Zumbach to be 90 tomorrow
Gottfried Zumbach, a Switzerland native and Monroe resident, turns 90 on the eve of his birthday. A cheesemaker by trade turned tavern keeper, he moved to the United States in 1895, ran taverns in Monticello and Monroe until 1921, and remains active downtown despite neuritis. He has five grandchildren and a sister aged 95 in South Wayne.
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Gottrea Zumpach
Ernest A
15th _ street
Ernie
Zumbach
America
Mr. Zumbach
Monroe
Monticello
Walperswyl
Can- Switzerland
Johann Rudolph
Elizabeth Lanz Zumbach
United States
Blanchardville
John Neiderhauser
Conrad Zeller
Magdal
Eugene
Switzerland
Ernest
Bertha Staub
Snow Delays Wreck Search in Nevada mountains
LAS VIGGAS Nev An Arctic rescue team may need two more days to climb the final three miles up Charleston Peak to the Air Force transport wreckage carrying 14 men presumed dead Five paratroop medical technicians camped on the ice clad peak in temperatures under 20 below zero They used snowshoes and skis and covered four miles the first day after leaving a four wheel drive arctic truck The rescue group from the 42nd Air Rescue Squadron at March Air Force Base Calif radioed they might reach the crash scene late today but probably not until tomorrow It may be a week before crews bring down the bodies of five Air Force men five AF civilian employees two aviation engineers and two Air Force consultants
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Las Viggas
Nev
Charleston Peak
42Nd Air Rescue
March Air Force Base
Calif
Air Force
Boys Light Matches Burn Rock Barn on Farm
Fire started by two boys playing with matches leveled a modern Rock County barn on the Joseph Campion farm four miles north of Janesville on Highway 26. Damage was about 45000 dollars. Firemen from Janesville and Milton fought the blaze. Two boys, 14 and 8, admitted lighting fires in a hay loft. they stomped out many, but one flared out of control.
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Jannoville
Joseph Campion
Janesville
Milton
Here
Alex Andrewski
Peace Quest Will Continue President Vons
Eisenhower and Dulles announced the Geneva talks failed but vowed a renewed search for a just and durable peace. Dulles said the spirit of Geneva remains, the risk of war is unchanged, and more talks with Russia are not advisable while Western nations stay united. He warned Soviet promises have not yielded progress and called for cautious, firm pursuit of real agreement.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Dulles
Geneva
Russia
Junes
U.S
Britain
France
East Europe
United States
Mystery plane crash as 27 die and 47 survive in Seattle event
Investigators sift witness accounts and debris after a Peninsular Air Transport DC 10 crash two miles south of Boeing Field. Thirty-seven people were aboard? wait. Actually 27 died and 47 survived. Authorities seek cause amid engine trouble and a fire in a suburban backyard. Sabotage appears unlikely per officials.
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Seattle
Peninsular Air Transport Co
Civil Aeronautics Board
Boeing Field
Colin Dearing
United Air Lines
Longmont
Colo
David Nelson
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Richard D. Auerbach
Federal Bureau of Investigation
E. J. Rice
Fred Hall
Miami
Roads Improve as Warmer Weather Arrives
Snow and ice disrupted travel overnight with two inches of snow and freezing rain glaze. By noon the southern areas reported near normal conditions as temperatures rose above freezing. Tonight remains cold with a low near 20, while tomorrow's high reaches 38 with no additional snow expected in this region.
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SHY Bdo Wey
Kefauver Sees Oversized Victory for Stevenson in 1956
Sen Estes Kefauver predicted an overwhelming Democratic victory in the 1956 elections during a Chicago party meeting. He claimed the Democratic National Committee favored Adlai Stevenson, while Paul Butler denied the charge. Stevenson was set to speak at 10 15 p.m. CST at a high profile $100 plate dinner with Harriman and Truman also addressing.
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Chicago
Estes Kefauver
Democratic National Committee
Adlai E. Stevenson
Tennessee
Paul Butler
National Committee
Kefauver
Stevenson
Averell Harriman
New York
Harry S. Truman
NBC
ABC
Washingn
City Budget Hearing Scheduled on Monday 1956 Monroe
The Monroe budget hearing for 1956 is set for Monday at 8 a.m. in City Hall. The proposed $424,206.50 budget shows an increase of $33,340 over 1955. After the hearing Mayor Dunwiddie will likely call a special City Council session to adopt the final budget and set the tax rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
City Hall
Brooks J. Dunwiddie
South Korean Cruiser Fails To Stop Japanese Boats
A South Korean navy ship chased two Japanese fishing boats off the Korean coast Friday but both boats escaped capture. The chase was reported by Japan Marine Products Co. on the day.
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Shimonoseki
Japan
Japan Marine Products Co
Brave Mother Dies With Son in Blaze After Rescuing Four
Virginia Labor Cormier 34 perished with her youngest son after guiding four of her six children to safety as flames trapped them on the second floor. A 5 year old boy escaped from a second story window. Davis remained missing until firefighters found the bodies.
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Anuritsum
Virginia Labor Cormier
Norbert
Davis
Decision On Cupola Scheduled Tuesday
County Jail and Courthouse committee studies options to repair or remodel the Courthouse cupola after wind damage. Repair estimates range from 1500 to 2000 dollars with an alternate cap and removal plan about 200 dollars higher. An insurance adjuster will assess Monday and meet the committee to determine coverage and payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo M. Ties
Milwaukee Students Call for Strict Penalties on Juvenile Vandals
Milwaukee's 13 high schools unified to demand tough punishment for juvenile offenders after three youths beat a 14 year old over a football game result. The Inter-High Council faults welfare agencies and courts for leniency and urges legislation to hold parents accountable for their children's damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Inter-High School Council
Waukesha
Morocco Mob Slays Caliph in Palace Courtyard
In Rabat, a mob trampled to death a caliph Taieb el Baghdad and two others amid palace consultations by Sultan Sidi Mohammed Ben Youssef. The caliph, once linked to exiled minister Arafa, drew a dagger before being overwhelmed. no police were present, only nationalist monitors.
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Rabat
French Morocco
Sidi Mohammed Ben Youssef
Morocco
Caliph
Fez
Taieb el Baghdad
Mohammed Ben Moulay Arafa
Youssef
Arafa
Tangier
Cali
Historical group authorized to retrieve county records
The County Board authorized Maynard Brichford of the State Historical Society to work with County Clerk Ray Kundert and County Treasurer Ralph Kundert to identify records no longer needed and eligible for disposal. The action aims to free vault space while preserving valuable data such as old tax rolls and newspapers, with tax rolls requiring society permission to destroy.
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State Historical Society
Maynard J. Brichford
Archives Division
Society
Ray E. Kundert
Ralph J. Kundert
Brichford
Madison
Society For Historical Data
Historical Society
Bridhford
Public Property Committee
Paper Supply Boost Sought by Congress Visit
A congressional subcommittee in Lufkin seeks to spur newsprint production to aid small newspapers facing rising prices. Rep. Arthur G. Klein says the aim is to keep both small and large papers operating amid price hikes seen as cascading. The group toured Southland Paper plant and discussed potential government subsidies, which few papers favor, while lawmakers stress urgency.
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Lufkin
Tex
South
America
Southland
Mmmt
Inc
Arthur G. Klein
D-Ny
Klein
Newspaper Guild
New York
Frank C. DeVoe Dies Near Browntown After Heart Attack
Frank C. DeVoe of Browntown died unexpectedly at 11 p m yesterday at his farm home south of Browntown after a heart attack. Born January 14, 1889 in Martintown, he was a longtime breeder of purebred Duroc swine and leaves five children, five stepchildren, four brothers, four sisters, and 12 grandchildren. Services are set for Tuesday at 2 p m at the Stuessy funeral home with burial in Cadiz cemetery.
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Frank C. Devoe
Browntown
Martintown
Mr. De-Voe
Charles and
Fannie Long de- Voe
Cadiz Township
Sadie Mayer
Freeport
Ava Mae Golz
Brodhead
Evansville
Marvin Golz
Brooklyn
Clarence
Charles
Monroe
Floyd
Herbert
Janesville
Francis Dempsey
Beloit
Bessie Sondregger
Frank Sandley
Unity
al Bittrick
Detroit
Mich
Irene Soddy
Beverly DeVoe
Stuessy Funeral Home
John Walker
Cadiz Cemetery
Marquis James Dies at 64 After Stroke in Rye Home
Marquis James, 64, Pulitzer Prize winning biographer and historian, died at his Rye New York residence after a stroke. He won the 1980 Pulitzer for a biography of Sam Houston and received the 1938 prize for a study of Andrew Jackson.
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Marquis James
Rye
N. Y
James
Sam Houston
Raven
Andrew Jackson
Wisconsin deer season claims three lives in first hours
The 1955 Wisconsin deer hunting opener saw three fatalities in the first hours as hunters died of gunshot and heart attack while afield near Neillsville Shiocton and McNaughton. Fatalities include Gale Hiles Ervin Larson Joe Dunham Milton Marrison and Alfred Krzewina with several others missing or injured amid cold snowbound conditions.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Gale Hiles
Clark County
Neillsville
Shiocton
Ervin Larson
Bernard Kemps
Ervin
Joe Dunham
East Troy
McNaughton
Rhinelander
Milton Marrnson
Elk Mound
Eau Claire
Carl Hinman
Fond du Lac
Eldorado Marsh
Daniel Petta
Malvern
Vanes
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Blaze
Shipdton
Smnother
Reby
Arnold Eckes
Marathon County
Arnold
Alfred Krzewina
Crivitz
Marinette County
Krzewina
Marinette Hospital
Michigan
James Dingman
Maronette
Upper Peninsula
Algar County
Marvin F. Webb
Marquette
Dingman
Gratiot Lake
Keweenaw Peninsula
Lake Superior
Daniel *Iowack
Edward van Popering
Grand Rapids
Ted LeManski
Spring Lake
Leonard Gillette
Homewood
Ill
Hope
Walter Kline
Benton Harbor
Upper Peninsula Woods
Kline
Elmer Dahlman
Plymouth
St. Tenace
Aock
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