Swiss Industry Aid Plea Ready for USDA Review
Final details of a brief seeking relief for the Wisconsin Swiss cheese industry are prepared for submission to USDA officials in Washington the first week in November. The plan proposes either a 30 cent per pound grinder cheese support or Section 32 purchases for conversion to processed cheese for federal meals and aid programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USDA
Washington
University of Wisconsin
G. Fred Galli
Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association
Robert F. Marty
Fred Krebs
Foreign Type Cheesemakers Association
Smith
Laird
CCC
Wisconsin
St Croix Crash Kills Two Airmen and Teen Girl
A car on a hill crashed into a concrete abutment at St. Croix Falls killing two airmen and a 16 year old girl. The victims were Reuben V. Ayala 22 of Buckeye Arizona Dolores Demling 16 New Richmond and Joseph E Turgeon 20 of Androscoggin Maine. Ayala and Turgeon were stationed at the Osceola Air Force Base nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Croix Falls
Reuben V. Ayala
Buckeye
Ariz
Dolores Demling
New Richmond
Joseph E. Turgeon
Androscoggin
St. Croix Memorial Hospital
Ayala
Turgeon
Osceola Air Force Base
Here
Spectacular three vehicle crash injures Selmer Swanson in Monroe
Selmer E Swanson 4 of 1113 16th avenue hospitalized after a three vehicle collision on Highway 118 near Aufen acht oil station in Monroe. Vehicle driven by Thomas Gergish 27 struck a Browntown car and then a transport injuring several passengers. Gergish charged with driving while intoxicated and released on 100 dollar bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Gergish
Monroe
Iowa
Selmer E. Swanson
16Th Avenue
Swanson
15Th Avenue
Aufenacht
Delbert F
Browntown
Ralph J. Campbell
Oelwein
Gergish
Viola Swanson
Martha Gergish
Campbell
Soddy
Franklin
Gayle Soddy
Oscar Schumacher
Legion Districts Meet Tomorrow at Turner Hall
Monroe, vice commander of the Legion's third district, says over 150 Legionnaires from the first and third districts will attend the annual fall conference in Turner hall tomorrow. Third district includes Green, Lafayette, Grant, Iowa, Richland and Crawford Counties. State Legion commander George E. Sipple will speak at the all day event with a 9:45 a.m. start, noon lunch, flag burning, colors posting and classes for commanders adjutants and service officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Heinzelman
Monroe
Legion
Turner Hall
Green
Lafayette
Grant
Iowa
Richland
Crawford
Heinzelman
Forrest H. Riese
Lloyd F. Marty
George E. Sipple
Police Search Chicago District for Triple Schoolboy Slaying
More than 250 policemen comb northwest Chicago’s Jefferson Park area for clues to the murder of three schoolboys, 14 year old Robert Peterson and 13 year olds John Schuessler and Anton Jr. The bodies were found in a forest preserve after investigators appealed to the public for help and posted rewards totaling 6500 dollars. A blue car was a lead but license numbers were not obtained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jefferson Park
Foster Avenue
Cicero Avenue
John K. Gutknecht
Robert Peterson
Schuessler Cece John
Anton Jr
Edward Rohlfes
Joan Malecke
Forest Preserve
Rohlfes
United Airline Strike Postponed Amid Negotiations
In Chicago 458 AFL flight engineers suspend a planned United Air Lines walkout to resume talks on a job security dispute. Agreement to restart negotiations was reached last night just before a planned stoppage would begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
AFL
United Air Lines
Wisconsin Rep. Smith Predicts Ike Will Run Again
Rep. Lawrence H. Smith of Racine, who suffered a coronary thrombosis like Eisenhower, says his best guess is that the President will seek re election. Smith, 63, notes Ike would risk his life for world peace and expects a July recovery update before any decision. He plans to run again in 1956 and may back Nixon if Ike does not run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard P. Powers
Washington i
Wisconsin
Eisenhower
Lawrence H. Smith
Racine
House
Congress
Smith
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Walter Reed
Col
Thomas Mattingly
Denver
Ike
Paul) White
Nixon
Walter Reed Hospital
Jail Committee Invites Architect and Buyer to Session
Monticello architect John W. Steinmann and Monroe businessman Joseph B. Huber were invited to the County Jail and Courthouse Committee meeting on November 10. Steinmann would review remodeling plans and a Sparta police fire station design while Huber discussed purchasing the jail for brewery expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Monroe
Beard
John W. Steinmann
Joseph B. Huber
Steinmann
Sparta
Huber
Ties
Leo M. Ties
Citizens Committee
Marshall L. Peterson
Huber Law
Lakeshire Marty
17Th Avenue
Jefferson
Jefferson County Board
Doctors Check On Eisenhower After Heart Attack
President Eisenhower, now five weeks into hospitalization for a heart attack, received examinations from top physicians. Dr. Paul Dudley White joined the Fitzsimons team after flying in from the East, with Col. Thomas W. Mattingly from Walter Reed in tow. White planned a news conference to reveal progress and recovery prospects as White and other doctors assess his condition. Boston expert arrived at Lewy Air Force Base shortly after a bulletin said the President felt fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Eisenhower
Paul Dudley White
Boston
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
Thomas W. Mattingly
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
White
Lewry Air Force Base
Jefferson Pounds Monroe Cheesemakers 13 7 in Prep Battle
Jefferson burst ahead with a fast start and built a 13 0 lead as Monroe fails to respond in time. Pete Johnson and Gordon Stauffacher spearheaded Monroe’s offense with Don Witt and Gordon Teehan anchoring the defense, while Disch and Ingwell connected late for Monroe’s lone score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Schuetz
Gordon Stauffacher
Peter Johnson
Gary Coplein
Carl Disch
Don Ingwell
Monroe High Schools
Cheesemakers
Jefferson
Monroe
Pete Johnson
Cheesemen
Don Witt
Gordon Teehan
Eagles
Jerry Ends
Don Rue
Ends
Higbie
Stauffacher
Johnson
Niffenegger
Disch
Two Sisters Die in Green Bay Crash
Two Michigan sisters were killed in Green Bay when their car collided with a scrap iron laden truck. Miss Bessie E. De Pas of Powers and Miss Marie De Pas of Wilson were the deceased. Clifford Wallace, a truck passenger, said the car signaled a right turn then swerved left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Bay
Michigan
Bessie E. de Pas
Powers, Mich
Marie de Pas
Wilson, Mich
Clifford Wallace
Brown County
Clarence Grognet
Senators Deny Ordering Special Planes for Trip Home
In Madrid a four engine DC4 carried Senators McClellan and Stennis and their wives from Europe as a second plane was due in Paris to fetch Senator Chavez. The trio deny requesting Air Force transport despite costs estimated at 20000 dollars versus 3000 for regular commercial service. Chavez said he did not request special planes. Stennis and McClellan said they assumed standard Military Air Transport Service routing.
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Madrid
Spain
U. S
Washington
Europe
Sens. McClellan
D-Ark
Stennis
D-Miss
Paris
Sen. Chavez
D-Nm
United States
Chavez
Air Force
MATS
Military Air Transport Service
McClellan
Teachers Attend Monticello Institute Event
An all day teachers institute at Monticello school drew 116 attendees. The program featured a morning session, afternoon workshops on hot school lunches and mothers clubs with Mrs. John Beyer as guest speaker, plus a mental health panel and talks by Dr Hertha Tarrasch and Mrs Donald Edwards. Panel members included several state and county education officials. Sectional meetings were led by C W Spangler and Norman Fries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
John Beyer
Madison
Hertha Tarrasch
Donald Edwards
Brodhead
Carl Waller
Lloyd Schultz
Frank Brown
State Department of Public Instruction
Marshall L. Peterson
Milo K. Swanton
Harold Dyar
John Zweifel
Green County Teachers College
C. W. Spangler
Norman Fries
New Glarus
George A. Ball Dies Noted Muncie Philanthropist at 92
George A. Ball of Muncie died at his home after a three week illness. He was 92, last of five brothers who helped build a household canning fixture and later became a major rail investor controlling Chesapeake and Ohio Nickel Plate Ernie and Missouri Pacific rail systems. He turned over stock to the Ball Brothers Foundation which later sold the rail securities for 6375000 to a group led by Robert R. Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncie
Ind
George A. Ball
Chesapeake and Ohio
Nickel Plate
Ernie
Missouri Pacific
van Sweringen Brothers
Cleveland
Ball
Ball Brothers Foundation
Robert R. Young
New York Central System
New Glarus Boy Dies From Polio
Edward Paul Grossenbacher thirteen in New Glarus died in Madison Orthopedic hospital from polio. He had paralysis of chest muscles and received a respirator. He was a freshman at New Glarus high school active in band football Boy Scouts and church groups. Funeral services will be held at the Swiss Evangelical and Reformed church with burial in its cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Paul Grossenbacher
New Glarus
Green County
Edward
Paul Grossenbacher
Elsbeth H. Elmer
15Th Street
Madison
Marjorie Jackson Johnston
Blanchardville
Edward Paul
Paul
Verena Elmer Grossenbacher
New Glarus High School
Youth Fellowship
Swiss Evangelical and Reformed Church
Gessler
Grossenbacher
Maennerchor
Edelweiss
Don Root
Monticello
Kenneth Ross
John
Lynn F. B. Tschudy
Zentner Funeral Home
Wisconsin GOP pushes redistricting and housing bills to governor
Madison 1955 session ends after clashes between Democrats and Republicans. Senate concurrence on redistricting and housing measures now await Gov Kohler's signature. Legislature approves a nearly 267 million dollar biennial budget with tax increases, closes Oct 3 windup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
Senate
Assembly
GOP
Gov. Kohler
Fight Referee Braem Dies at Marshfield
Charles Braem Marshfield boxing referee dies at St Josephs hospital from injuries after falling from a house he was helping construct He was 55 and had served in the Mexican Border incidents and both World Wars He was also a longtime postal worker active in veterans and fraternal affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield
Charles Braem
St. Joseph's Hospital
Braem
Schine Leaves Army After Two-year Hitch
G David Schine, 27, specialist third class in the military police, was discharged at Ft Dix after 11 months of a two year hitch. A key figure in the McCarthy Army hearings, he served as unpaid consultant to Sen. McCarthy on the permanent investigations subcommittee probing alleged subversive activities.
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FT. DIX
N. J
G. David Schine
Schine
Ft. Richardson
Alaska
Sen. McCarthy
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Melvin R. Laird
Ashfield
St. Croix
United Airline
Myron I. Stair
Stair
Joshua J. Hoesly
Edward Bidlingmaier
Henry Aebly Jr
A. L. Miller
Clarence W. Loveland
Ray E. Kundert
Orson A. Wells
Wells
Robert M. Garsson
Ronald Gordon
Bob Ley
Richard Higbie
Ron Theiler
Joe Keegan
George Ball
Glarus
Henarma
Milwakee
Milwaukee
Wauwatosa
Army
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