Wisconsin Officials Weigh Rindless Swiss Cheese Approval
State agriculture officials and industry sponsors meet in Madison to review progress on rindless Swiss cheese research. The discussion targets grading standards moisture content and sale while noting Kraft Foods production and Wisconsin output.
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Wisconsin
Madison
State Department of Agriculture
Monroe
Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Producers Association
Cheese Producers Co-op Marketing Association
Donald N. McDowell
Department
Evening Times
McDowell
State Department
the Times
Kraft Foods, Co
Illinois
Accidents Fatal To Nine in State
A weekend in Wisconsin left at least eight dead as cars, a streetcar and a runaway wagon caused multiple fatal injuries. Victims include Arlene Gordesky 34 Milo Dyreson 41 Otto Selle 56 John Schepp ???
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Arlene Gordesky
Milwaukee
Milo Dyreson
Dodgeville
Otto Selle
Waukesha
Alvin Johnson
John Schepp
Cambria
Fond du Lac
Markesan
Leo Monica
Lake Bluff
Kenosha
Wayne Robinson
Wauwatosa
Highway 100
West Capital Drive
Vernard Hall
Holcombe
Anna Head
Stockbridge
James E. Bailey
Sheboygan
Mary Trost
Willard
Wil
Kin Meet Suddenly In Highway Mishap
A brother and sister meet in a side swipe collision on a rural highway one and a half miles east of Albany Catholic church at 10 30 p m Saturday. Kenneth Schneider rode with George J Kolenick 28 Berwyn Ill and Gloria Schneider rode with Michael E Glass 18 Albany. Neither driver nor passengers were hurt. Both cars were towed from the scene damaged.
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Black Top
Albany Catholic Church
Kenneth Schneider
George J. Kolenick
Berwyn
Gloria
Michael E. Glass
Albany
Koleniek
Glass
Army Launches 200000-Strong National Guard Recruitment Drive
Washington reports the national guard aims to recruit 200000 men aged 18 to 35 by June 30 to reach authorized ceilings of 350000 ground troops and 50000 airmen. Recruits must drill and complete 15 days of summer training with pay, with no induction guarantees but no draft-age liability if they join.
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Washington
National Guard
Army
Guard
Rudolf Lauper Dies at 60 in Local Home
Rudolf Lauper 60 of 1810 12th street died Saturday at 2 p m after two years illness. He was born September 1 1890 in Mar selvingen Switzerland and came to America in 1914. Survived by two daughters Mrs William Miller Freeport and Mrs William Currie Detroit, a nephew Paul Lauper and niece Gertrude Lauper Berne Switzerland, plus two grandchildren. Services tomorrow at 2 p m at Shriner Neushwander funeral home with Rev Paul C Kehle of St John s church officiating. Burial in Greenwood cemetery.
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Rudolf Lauper
12Th Street
Mr. Lauper
Marselvingen
Canton Bern
Switzerland
Benedict and
Magdelena Salvisberg Lauper
America
Winslow
Monroe
Wash
Gertrude Dursteler
St. John’s Church
Concordia Ioof Lodge
William Miller
Freeport
William Currie
Detroit
Paul Lauper
Gertrude Lauper
Berne
Shriner- Neushwander
Paul C. Kehle
St. John's Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Vishinsky Signals Soviet Support for UN Emergency Powers
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky hinted Moscow favors parts of the U N plan to grant the General Assembly emergency powers to combat aggression. He spoke in the assembly’s political committee as John Foster Dulles outlined a US program for standby forces and rapid emergency sessions without vetoes. Dulles warned that fear of war fuels conflict, but that UN action could reduce both little and big wars, citing Korea as a pattern aided by past Soviet veto abstentions and allied troop deployments.
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Kenneth Younger
Soviet Union
Britain
France
Canada
Philippines
Turkey
Uruguay
General Assembly
Security Council
Assembly
U. N
Dulles
United States
Russia
U. N. Commission
Korea
U. S
Japan
Stock List Eases After Credit Rumors
The New York market recoiled on credit curbs rumors after an early rise. Losses spanned a few cents to over $4 on many issues with declines seen in U S Steel Bethlehem Steel Chrysler Zenith International Paper Union Pacific Nickel Plate and General Motors.
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New York
U. S. Steel
Bethlehm Steel
Chrysler
Zenith
International Paper
Union Pacific
Nickel Plate
General Motors
Lancaster Man Killed in Korea
Capt. Robert B. Walker, 32, of Lancaster, was killed in action in Korea on September 24. His wife Thelma Curtis and four children survive, along with his parents and siblings. Walker had served since May 1944 after enlisting and had been in Korea since August 25. The defense department bulletin also lists eight Wisconsin servicemen killed in action, two dead of wounds, 17 wounded, and one injured.
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Robert B. Walker
Lancaster
Korea
Department of Defense
Walter
Thelma Curtis
Dale T. Fawcett
Elaine D. Fawcett
Horeb
Defense Department
Wisconsin
Recalls to Active Army Duty for Schwend and Severson
Eugene C. Schwend of 2303 10th street and Paul C. Severson route 3 Argyle are recalled to active duty with 21 months for Schwend. Severson, a corporal, reports to Fort Lewis Washington with teaching duties at Green Valley school temporarily covered by Mrs. Gerald Swiggum. Severson previously managed the county superintendent of schools office during Miss Florence Wartenweiler illness.
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Eugene C. Schwend
10Th Street
Paul C. Severson
Argyle
Schwend
31St
Fort Lewis
Wash
Severson
Green Valley
Gerald Swiggum
Florence Wartenweiler
Court To Study FBI Data Ruling
Washington reports the Supreme Court will review a ruling on whether the FBI must disclose confidential records in open court. The Chicago circuit court freed George B. McSwain after holding a 1939 justice department order protects FBI investigative material. The case centers on Roger Touhy's habeas corpus bid and a judge’s demand for papers.
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Washington
Supreme Court
FBI
U. S. Circuit Court
Chicago
George B. McSwain
McSwain
U. S
John P. Barnes
Roger
the Terrible
Barnes
Sherman Minton
Minton
Maeder Death Case Dismissed by Court
Milwaukee court dismisses fourth degree manslaughter charge against Jay E. Maeder former Speedrail president. He operated one of two electric trains that crashed on Sept 2 killing 10 and injuring 45.
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Milwaukee
Jay E. Maeder
Speedrail
Myron L. Gordon
Maeder
Justice Department Seeks Congress Backing on Wiretap Practice
The Justice Department asks Congress to legalize wiretap use in federal crime detention. The proposal would modify bans on evidence obtained by wiretapping, currently forbidden even in spy cases. Attorney General Milo Grath says the FBI uses wiretaps in a limited number of cases with in each case approval. Information gathered would not be admissible as evidence but could aid further detection. Senate subcommittee probes wiretapping may resist the proposals.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Congress
U. S
MiloGrath
FBI
Justice Department
Senate
Dwellings Rise Across Wisconsin Counites in 1950 Census
The 1950 census shows Green county up by 749 dwellings to 7,438, with Monroe and Brodhead likely contributing most of the gain. Lafayette county adds 73 to 5,199, while Iowa county declines to 5,425 from 5,624 in 1940. Iron county is the sole county not to gain term.
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Green County
Wisconsin
Iron
Monroe
Brodhead
Lafayette County
Iowa County
Weather Forecast Sees Warm Temps and Showers
The weatherman forecasts reasonably warm weather with some showers in the next day or so. Only .08 inches of rain were recorded over the weekend, though the area was hit by heavy downpours.
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Prospect
National Legion Urges Atomic Retaliation and UN Action
The 32nd annual American Legion convention committee calls for use of atomic bombs against the USSR if aggression continues. It backs UN armed force, Korea under UN command, nonrecognition of Red China, defense of Formosa, aid to the Philippines and a peace treaty with Japan under MacArthur, and criticizes Dean Acheson. Erle Cocke Jr. supports universal military training.
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Los Angeles
The
American Legion
Russia
United Nations
Soviet
Korea
General MacArthur
United States
Red China
Formosa
China
Japan
Gen. MacArthur
State Department
Dean Acheson
Erle Cocke Jr
Georgia
Troops Oppose Red Koreans In Wonsan Seoul Push
Allied forces press the offensive as U S First Cavalry Division moves parallel 38 toward Seoul and Wonsan fights rage for the port. North Korean resistance stiffens under heavy artillery and air strikes as MacArthur issues a renewed ultimatum calling for surrender and a peaceful Korean unification plan.
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38Th Parallel
U.S. First Cavalry Division
Seoul
38Th
North Korea
Max Desfor
Associated Press
United Nations
U.S. First Cavalry
Kaesong
Uijongbu
Wonsan
Tokyo
Korea
MacArthur
Sea of Japan
Red Capital
Pyongyang
U. S. First Cavalry Division
Poyongyang
Kim Il Sung
William Jorden
U. S. Fifth Air Force
U. S. First Cavalry
Co K Recruits 16 Men In Local Drive
Co K, a national guard unit, has 16 men enlisted so far in the current recruitment drive. Captain Theodore J. Burgy announced today. An open house at the armory is set for Thursday evening October 19 with a display of infantry weapons and two World War II combat films. A Dutch lunch will follow the program, including brief speeches by community leaders.
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Co. K
National Guard
Theodore J. Burgy
Armory
Milwaukee Cab Fleet to Use Bottled Gas Propane
Milwaukee cab company plans to power 279 taxis with bottled gas also called propane. Three cabs have logged two weeks on propane, reported by John P. Boynton executive vice president of Boynton Cab Co.
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Milwaukee Cab
Milwaukee
Ohn
Boynton
Wee Peement
The
Boynton Cab Co
Acheson Denies War Inevitable Accepts Freedom House Prize
Secretary of State Dean Acheson told Freedom House that war is not inevitable and the United States should seek peaceful settlement of differences. He praised Freedom House as a valiant voice guiding democracies against tyranny and warned critics that public life is a rough school.
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Acheson
New York
Dean Acheson
Freedom House
State Department
America
Mrs Krattiger Dies After Heart Attack at Monroe Home
Nick Krattiger 55 a retired farm woman died at 6 p m at 913 25th avenue Monroe from a heart attack. Born in Messen Switzerland she came to America in 1909 and married Nick Krattiger in 1914. She leaves a large family and was a member of St Johns Evangelical Church and the G U G G lodge with services set at St Johns Thursday. Burial will be Greenwood cemetery.
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Nick Krattiger
Monroe
25Th Avenue
Messen
Canton Bern
Switzerland
Marie Barth
John and
Maria Niehaus Barth
America
Argyle
P. A. Schuh
Calamine
Clarno Township
Jefferson Township
Krattiger
St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
G. U. G. G. Lodge
John Hoesly
Clarno
Marvin Ault
Atkinson
Harry Schuerch
Monticello
Herman
Monroe Township
Edwin
John
Werner
Mt. Pleasant
Frederick
Washington Township
Fred Glendenning
Shullsburg
Alfred
Fred
Darlington
Ernest
Richard
Elsie
St. John’s Church
Paul C. Kehle
Greenwood Cemetery
Shriner-Neushwander Funeral
Gunmen Hold Up Viroqua Tavern for Cash
Two masked gunmen fired twice at tavernkeeper Elmer Proksch at the Sylvan Glen tavern in Viroqua and escaped with about 400 dollars in ten and 500 dollar bills. The holdup occurred early evening as police investigated details.
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Viroqua
Elmer Prokschonence
Sylvan Glen
Flannery Gains In Fight To Live
Mrs. Flannery, who flew to California after learning Pvt. James Flannery is critically wounded in Korea, reports his condition has improved. She describes his injuries, his tank rescue, and notes local support efforts including a get well card drive for Monroe area servicemen.
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Frank Flannery
Jimmy
California
Burkhard
Pfe
Flannery
Monroe Area
James Flannery
Fairfield
Suisun Air Force Base Hospital
Calif
Truman Plans U.N. Policy Talk in New York
President Truman near confirmation of a major foreign policy speech to the United Nations General Assembly in New York this month. The talk would be non political and part of several possible appearances ahead of the congressional elections, with no extensive whistle stop campaign planned.
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Washington
Truman
New York
United Nations General Assembly
South Korea
Fair
Ea Oa
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Moscow
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Aches
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