Rain Needed For Green County Farms Before Freezeup
County agricultural officials warn fields are hard and dry ahead of winter. Fall plowing on slopes is discouraged to prevent soil loss. rains could fuel better yields. Fall plowing on bottom lands is advised to control pests and ease workload. Green County reports soil losses from last year’s torrents and February storm. Legume pastures stay green but nights grow cold. Milk production dips as cows stay indoors. fall freshening boosts winter milk outputs. Pickled pasture preserves year round silage maintains milk flow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
Myron E. Jeglum
Jeglum
Robert Douglas
Sylvester Township
Highway 59
Searles School
Legume Pastures Green
Wiley Charges U S Lost Peace In Wisconsin Campaign
U S Senator Alexander Wiley campaigns for a third term on the Republican ticket blaming Democrats for three wars and a 48 cent dollar. He cites the Yalta peace, North Korea, and Berlin as failures, condemns Communist infiltration and inflation, and attacks the Eau Claire convention as labor controlled. He endorses Smith and Olson and praises Kohler as a strong governor candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Alexander Wiley
Yalta
Wiley
North Korea
Berlin
Eau Claire
Thomas Fairchild
Beatrice Lampert
Fairchild
Lawrence H. Smith
Melvin J. Olson
Walter J. Kohler
Brodhead
Wauwatosa
Carl Thompson
Wisconsin
Thompson
Wausau
Republican Party
Windows, Roofs Broken by Blast Near Monroe
A blast during highway 69 relocation near Monroe damaged several structures. A Henry Elmer farm upstairs window and two barn windows were broken, four windows at a rural school were punctured, and Farm properties including Robert Babler and Dan Nafzger's suffered damage. Additional minor roof punctures occurred at the Ludwig operated property. Last week a side hill charge caused more windows to break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Henry Elmer
Robert Babler
Dan Nafzger
Clifford Ludwig
Car Strikes Big Dog Causing Damaged Vehicle Near Monroe
Kenneth Bernell Hale of Argyle reported his car damaged when he struck a large dog on highway 81 three miles north of Monroe at 11 30 p m. The bumper radiator fog light and fender were damaged and the driver reached Monroe with radiator water leaking. Hale said eight dogs crossed the road near a hill junction and he struck a straggler, believed to be a St Bernard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Bernell Hale
Argyle
Highway 81
Monroe
Hale
Junction House
Alabama Officials Sue for Eight Million in Libel Actions
Gov. James E. Folsom and three Alabama officials sue Readers Digest Association and Dell Publishing Co in federal court for libel alleging an October Readers Digest article misrepresented Alabama prison conditions. The eight actions total about 5 million dollars in damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Readers Digest Association
Dell Publishing Co
James E. Folsom
Alabama
Readers Digest
Fencelee
Ala
Monroe Soldier Calmed by Cards From Home
Pfc. James Flannery, a Monroe soldier injured in Korea, has received over 200 cards and 69 in one day after a local card shower started for him. Now at Oakland Naval Hospital, he is expected to use a wheelchair by Christmas. further surgery may be needed to fit an artificial leg, and arm injuries limit his ability to respond to mail.
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James Flannery
Monroe
Korea
Frank Flannery
Flannery
Naval Hospital At
Oakland
Pfc
Hospital Book Drive Launched For St Clare Patients
The hospital auxiliary announces a book drive to stock a new library cart for St. Clare hospital patients. Donors are urged to give humor, light romance, travel, westerns, light biographies, mysteries and juvenile titles. Books will be received at Ludlow Memorial Library and catalogued for distribution from the book mobile cart wheeled room to room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clare Hospital
Hospital Auxiliary
Peters. Solomon
Robert E. Hardell
Ludlow Memorial Library
Rose H. Johnson
D. D. Ruehlman
Robert F. Marty
C. E. Baumle
Alvin H. Babler
Alfred E. Leiser
Rodney O. Kittelsen
Nathan E. Bear
Henry N. Smith
John A. Schindler
Harry J. Bellahan
Walter Donavan
Mark D. Grinnell
John C. Werren
J. A. Roub
John E. MacMartin
T. R. Holyoke
State Will Delay Order on New Jail in Green County
Green county will not be asked to build a new jail for a couple of years though the facility is old and deplorable. State welfare official M A Skaff said the department will proceed with everyday maintenance and a paint job, plus changing locks, noting an escape through a second floor fire exit. Sheriff Sollran is praised for his work with the current jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
M. A. Skaff
Madison
State Department of Welfare
Skaff
State Department
Harlow Duerst
New Glarus
Duerst
Sollran
City orders two hour parking meters revised to hourly rate
Mayor Frank A. Buehler announced the two hour parking meters for the public square center lanes can be set to five cents per hour, after weighing views on discrimination and stall prioritization. The 116 meters will use temporary price plates with permanent ones later, and a Friday 5 p.m. meeting will review the Oct 23 chamber vote showing 48 against and 25 in favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Square
Frank A. Buehler
Buehler
Chamber of Commerce
Late Selling Wave Slams Stocks at Closing Bell
Selling forces hit the stock market in a final hour lash causing prices to slip to about 3 dollars a share. The rush was so heavy that ticker tape briefly lagged reporting on exchange floor transactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States seeks to extend Trygve Lie as UN secretary general
U S delegate Warren R Austin urged the General Assembly to override Soviet veto efforts to oust Trygve Lie and extend his term for three years. He argued the move preserves charter integrity and secretary general independence. Soviet Deputy Malik opposed immediate action and called for deferring the decision to the Security Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Trygve Lie
U. N
General Assembly
U. S
Warren R. Austin
Assembly
Korea
Austin
Lie
Security Council
Russia
Jacob A. Malik
Malik
Valentine hints at longer tieup in defense program
Economic Stabilizer Alan Valentine told the Women’s National Press club that home front controls may last longer than World War II sacrifices. He warned against false optimism after Korea victories and urged a plan for defense production, possibly for a longer period. Officials signaled 20 to 30 percent civilian cuts in copper, nickel and aluminum within 10 days, effective December 1.
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Washington
Alan Valentine
Women’s National Press Club
Valentine
Korea
National Production Authority Today
Swanton to Speak at Monroe 4-H Achievement Program
Milo K. Swanton Madison executive secretary of the Wisconsin council of agriculture will address Monroe area 4-H clubs at 8 p m in Turner hall tomorrow evening A 4 H club awards presentation and a graduation for those completing 4 H work will follow Charles Dickson of the Jordan club gives the welcome There is accordion music a flag ceremony and group singing with a vocal duet and quartet numbers from several performers. Special awards are presented by Miss Mamie Tillema and Myron E Jeglum. The New Glarus Achievement day is Thursday and the Judo event Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo K. Swanton
Madison
Wisconsin Council of Agriculture
Turner Hall
Lester van Loon
Charles Dickson
Jordan Club
Don Timm
Clarno
Bette Hartwig
Jerry Senn
Browntown 4-H
Farmonizers
Don Albert Buri
John Stauffacher
Roy Roth
Marilyn Rutsch
Jefferson Jiffy Workers
Lydia
Norbert Wels
Allom
Evelyn Hartwig
Ae Speich
Mamie Tillema
Myron E. Jeglum
Margie Niffenegger
Monroe
Ec Club
William Senatsch
Dutch Hollow
al Jolson
Glarus
Non-Voter Held Factor in Trends
Chicago official H. J. Dollinger told Monroe chamber of commerce members that persuading non-voters to cast ballots could curb runaway government. He cited that 33 cents of every dollar goes to government costs and urged citizens to influence candidates on issues. Dollinger warned against sleep on socialized medicine and urged voter engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J Dollinger
Chicago
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Moose Hall
Dollinger
North Central Division
U. S. Chamber
Daniel Webster
Congress
State's Polio Cases Climb to 779
Madison Wis reported polio cases stood at 779 today per the state board of health. The tally shows twenty three new cases listed Monday and today with two each in Waukesha Rock Kenosha and Dodge counties.
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Madison
Wisconsin
State Board of Health
Waukesha
Rock
Kenosha
Dodge
Boettiger Killed in Hotel Leap From Window
John Boettiger former son-in-law of Franklin D Roosevelt died after leaping from a Manhattan hotel window. Police said he suffered from a depressed state and was under care of a male nurse. He and Anna Roosevelt Dall divorced two years ago and he had remarried Virginia Daly Lunn in 1949.
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New York
John Boettiger
Roosevelt
Manhattan
Boettiger
Anna Roosevelt Dall
Sissie
Buzzie” Dall
Anna
John Boettiger Jr
Chicago Tribune
Mr. Roosevelt
Seattle Post Intelligencer
Phoenix
Ariz
Virginia Daly Lunn
the Hague
Damage to Auto Blamed on Pranks
Halloween pranksters caused damage in the city last night when a car driven by Miss Cecelia A. Regner struck an unlit barricade on 5th Street near St. Clare hospital. Police said pranksters set the barricade. The incident occurred about 11 05 p m. A gang of youths allegedly ran through the hospital garden and a whey tank at the North Side Swiss Cheese Co op was opened to require a shut. County authorities investigated vandalism at Decatur township school and reports of livestock being let out of pastures east of Brodhead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecelia A. Regner
20Th Avenue
St. Clare Hospital
5Th Street
20Th
21St Avenues
North Side
Swiss Cheese Co-op
Andrew Sulzer
Decatur Township
Brodhead
Plywood Freight Car Hailed as Steel Saver
Washington The Pressed Steel Car Co unveils the Unicel plywood and plastics freight car claiming 20 tons less steel required than current cars. The firm notes its history including the first all steel car in 1897 and the first all steel box car in 1914, asserting Unicel is stronger than a steel box and lighter overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pressed Steel Car Co
Pierce Defenses Of Reds on Two Fronts
U S columns struck deep into North Korea toward the Manchurian border. The 24th Division near Sinuiju and the Seventh Division from Iwon advanced rapidly toward key border towns. South Koreans entered Kilchu while Chinese units reportedly aided the North Koreans, with reports of ammunition shortages and possible ghost units.
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Choshin Reservoir
Hamhung
Rok
Chosan
Songpa
Pierce
Seoul
Sinuiju
John H. Church
24Th
Iwon
Songjin
Kilchu
Siberia
Siberian
Stan Swinton
City Panel approves diagonal Main Street parking stalls
Darlington council voted 2 to 1 to install diagonal curb parking stalls on Main Street. Officials also discussed parking meters in a brief informal session.
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Kohler
Walter Kohler
Democratic Party
Big Dog
Oregon
Junction City
Ore
Eugene
California
Northwest
U.S
Manchurian Line
U.N
Pyongyang
South Korea
Rallel
M.K. Swanton
Monroe Area
W. B. Gnagi
Bruce M. Blum
FDR
Tokyo
MacArthur
Red Capital
Unsan
Paik Sun Yup
Republic of Korea Second Corps
Park
Manchuria
Red China
Formosa
Lin Piao
Fourth
Ben Price
Hambhung
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