Wisconsin Moves To Intervene In Kraft Rindless Cheese Patent Suit
Wisconsin Attorney General seeks to intervene in Kraft Foods versus Walter Dairy in Platteville to challenge the rindless Swiss cheese patent and declare Kraft's 1950 patent void. The motion, argued in Madison before Judge Patrick Stone, could open the method to Wisconsin dairies and affect the industry. Governor Kohler approved action to keep the process available for state cheesemakers.
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Wisconsin
Kraft Foods Co
Platteville
Associated Press
Madison
Patrick Stone
Walther Dairy Products Co
Wild Co-op
Verona
Kraft
Atty
Vernon Thomson
Wisconsin Department of Agriculture
Thomson
Kohler
Stephan Babcock
Stone
Clemence J. Honer
Wisconsin Department of Agriculure
Honer
Illinois
Judge voids law on driver bond and license suspension
Milwaukee district judge John Barry ruled a state law allowing suspension of a driver's license for failing to post an $800 security bond unconstitutional. The decision said the provision bypassed proper court procedure and allowed an administrative official to decide cases, favoring private insurers. The case concerned Frank Stehlek, 26, whose car struck a pedestrian on October 16 and who refused the bond requirement and surrender of his license.
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Milwaukee
John Barry
Barry
Frank Stehlek
Motor Vehicle Department
Stahlek
Monroe High School Homecoming Crowned Amid Winds
A crowd braved chilly winds to see Monroe High School defeat Fort Atkinson 14 0 at a two day homecoming. Queen Judith was crowned by Senior Class President Milton Wolf after a delay due to auto trouble. The event featured the 97 piece Monroe marching band, a Fort Atkinson display, a girls athletic association cheering section, and a Lincoln Gym dance to close the festivities.
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Monroe High School
Fort Atkinson
Public Square
Fort
Girl's Athletic Association
Judith
Milton Wolf
Notter’s
Sandra Haworth
Barbara Ostby
Judith Thorpe
Allan F. Barnard
Monroe
Lincoln Gymnasium
Citizens for Fairchild Committee Formed Here
Dr John A Schindler and Harold Blumer organize Citizens for Fairchild to back Thomas E Fairchild Democratic U S Senate run in Monroe area. Schindler serves as secretary treasurer and Blumer as president after filing organization papers with local officials.
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Citizens For Fairchild
John A. Schindler
Harold Blumer
Citzens For Fairchild
Thomas £. Fairchild
U. S
Dr. Schindler
Blumor
Ambassador Matthews Stricken in Nebraska
Francis P. Matthews, 65, an Omaha attorney who became ambassador to Ireland in July, fell ill in Nebraska. He previously served two years as secretary of the Navy before his ambassadorial appointment.
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Matthews
Nebraska
Omaha
Francis P. Mattlay
May
Ireland
Secreitary of
Navy
Hunters Begin Pheasant Drive in Green County Centered on Monroe
Green County opens its annual fall pheasant season at 1 p m centered in Monroe with hunters arriving from southern Wisconsin northern Illinois Iowa and nearby areas. Dry fields and wind hinder dogs while more cover and higher pheasant numbers than last year boost activity. safety and fire precautions are urged by Norman Hicks Green County warden as hunting hours extend until season end.
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Green County
Monroe
Wisconsin
Illinois
Iowa
Greene County
Norman Hicks
Hicks
Rae
Belleville Ill crash kills Minnesota flier
A fighter plane crash in a Belleville residential area Friday killed pilot Lt. Carlos Del Mercado Jr. of Stillwater Minnesota. The F-51 or F-16 style aircraft crashed between two houses, shearing a telephone pole and scattering wreckage over a quarter mile. Part of the tail landed about 200 yards away.
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Belleville
Ill
Minnesota
Air Force
Carlos del Mercado Jr
Stillwater
Minn
Eisenhower Attacks Taft McCarthy In Newark Speech
General Dwight D. Eisenhower boasts that his decisions are his own and defends a no deal stance while praising George C. Marshall. He campaigns into New England after speaking in Newark New Jersey amid Democratic criticism of Taft and McCarthy. Roosevelt Byrd backs Stevenson foes. Nixon moves into New York state with attacks on Stevenson and Hiss.
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New York
Dwight Wd. Eisenhower
Newark
N. J
George C. Marshall
Eisenhower
Robert A. Taft
Joseph McCarthy
New England
Truman
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Adlai Stevenson
Byrd
Jersey City
Frank Hague
Hague
Sen
Taft
McCarthy
Marshall
U. S
Kremlin
America
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Secur
Mothers of America
Bear Tee
Bas Pare D. Saeee
Korea
Providence
R. I
Boston
Symphony Hall
Eisenhowser
Wisconsin
Jenner
Indiana
Umicaga
Richard M. Nixon
New York State
Illinois
Stevenson
Alger Hiss
Freeport
Rockford
Kankakee
Winnetka
Hiss
State Department
California
Nixon
Dwit Eisenhower
GOP
Adlai in Texas Swing Seeks Unity After Bolters Split
Adlai Stevenson strengthens ties with Texas Democrats after clashing with Gov. Allen Shivers and bolters in Ft. Worth and Dallas. He reaffirms opposition to granting Texas title to submerged lands up to ten miles offshore. He plans a breakfast with John Nance Garner as Lyndon Johnson backs Stevenson’s hope to carry Texas amid bolters.
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Adlai Stevenson
Texas
Allen Shivers
Ft. Worth
Dallas
John Nance Garner
Lyndon Johnson
Stevenson
Lone Star
Shivers
Price Daniel
Tidelands
U S Bears Third Of Casualty Load In Korea
Washington reports the United States bore about 35 percent of casualties in Korea while supplying nearly half of the United Nations combat manpower. South Korea suffered the heaviest losses with about 612 percent, and the remaining 15 nations shared the rest.
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Washington
United States
Korea
United Nations
South Korea
Eage
Allieds
U.N
U. N
U. S
Eighth Army
British Commonwealth
Turkey
Military truck hits marching AF group in Amarillo
At Amarillo Air Force base a pickup struck a marching formation injuring eleven and killing one airman thirds class from Iowa. Sgt. Billy F. Robertson, driver, was treated for shock after the crash, saying he did not see the men until a headlight revealed them.
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Amarillo
Tex
Amarillo Air Force Base
Iowa
Billy F. Robertson
Polio Ward Sees Sixth Case Since October
Alfred Mathys Jr. sixteen year old near Darlington diagnosed with spinal polio at St. Clare hospital isolation ward. He is brother of a prior mild case, with four other patients in the ward and two in Madison hospital. A square dance jamboree to raise funds is planned for tomorrow in the guard armory with Cheese City Circles group sponsoring and Co. K providing a soft drink stand.
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Alfred Mathys Jr
Alfred Mathys Sr
Darlington
St. Clare Hospital
Mathys
Donald Moe
Donald Meier
South Wayne
Ruth Beau
Shullsburg
Odi
van Davidson
Beloit
Madison Hospital
Guard Armory
Cheese City Circles Square Dance
Co. K
Seventh Division recaptures major defense positions on Triangle Hill
American and South Korean troops surged to the crest of Ike's Peak and Pike's Peak on Triangle Hill as fierce Central Front fighting continued. Allied air power and artillery pounded Red positions, with U N planes suffering losses and Communist casualties mounting, including hundreds dead and wounded across the week.
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Seoul
Triangle Hill
Triangle
Sniper
Papa-san
Roks
Kumhwa
Milo Farnell
U. S. Seventh
Ike’s Peak
Farnell
Pike's Peak
Central Front
John Fujii
Fujii
Sniper Ridge
U. N
North Korea
Air Force
Korea
Waukesha motorist charged with reckless driving after collision
James J. White, 27, of Waukesha, was charged with reckless driving after a collision at 9 02 a m at 5th Street and Highway 11. He pleaded nolo contendere and was fined 820 plus costs in justice court. Front end of the car was pushed in and White sustained a bruised forehead while another driver, George J Asztalos, suffered a nose laceration.
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Waukersha
5Th Street
Jand Highway
James J. White
Justice Court
Emerson
Tettle
Orangeville
Days
Paul Schindler
Rockford
Zettle
George J Asztalos
WSB
Waukesha
Cox
Asztalos
Tion
Avenue
13th_ street
Robert M. Schultz
Economic Bank
Harold C. Heimann
Roger Putnam
17Th Avenue
Green Bay
Allen Hansen
Vancouver
B.C
Schultz
Milien
Prince George Court
Monsense
Wage Board Cuts Coal Boost in Lewis Strike Threat
Washington The Wage Stabilization Board cut 21 percent from the 1.90 daily wage boost won by John L. Lewis for coal operators. Public members and industry voices trimmed 40 cents from the rise, while labor members urged full approval. Over 150,000 of Lewis’s miners had already walked out in protest, signaling a possible general mine shutdown.
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Washington
Vishinsky blasts hope of armistice at UN assembly
Soviet Foreign Minister Vyacheslav Vishinsky in a fiery UN General Assembly speech rejected Western calls for a swift Korea truce. He insisted on armistice terms favored by the Communists, urging return of war prisoners and citing Poland's now rejected proposals. The U N body heard a U S backed appeal for a ceasefire, but Vishinsky warned it would fail.
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Unis naTiOho
Vishinsky
U. N
United States
Korea
United Nations General Assembly
Kremlin
Poland
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Casmer and Homb Distributing Co
Nash of
Illinois Central Railway
Chesebro Trailer Camp
John Friedell
Monroe Air Service
Asst
Attys
Roy Tulane
William Chatterton
Kraft-Walther
U. S. Patent Office
U. S. Court
Gridiron
Utrecht
The
Netherlands
Last Triangle Hill
Lanas
Ques
Adlai
U.S
Henry Elmer
Route 4
William A. Leck
Winslow
Leck
Sheriff's Department
Henry Elmer Jr
Elmer
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