Cheese Day 1950 Picks King and Queen
Darlyne Mae Adelman and Robert D. Rieder were named Cheese Day 1950 royalty from a field of 22 contestants. The Madison judges crowned them at the Legion home with remarks on wholesome competition and community pride. They plan farming careers and teaching, with public appearances to follow on parade day.
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Darlyne Mae Adelman
Clyde W. Adelman
Robert D. Rieder
John Rieder
Times
C. W. Adelman
Madison
Dwight L. Crandall
Crow
Alice Davis
Dane County
Donald E. Wilkinson
State Department of Agriculture
Walter J. Hendrickson
Vita Plus Corp
Legion Home
Rose Marie Milz
Joseph Milz
Monroe
Harley Streiff
New Glarus
Karen Frick
Durward McVey
Federated Women of the Farm Dureau
Mamie Tillema
Lee Kirsch
Milwaukee Cheese Co
Fieliman
McVey
W. C. Rust
Darlyne Adelman
King Robert Rieder
Monroe Monroe High School
Snow
Whitewater State Teachers College
Green County
Gasconsin
Kinderwarien Seyed Flute
Monroe High School
Orch
Monroe Cardinals
Darlyne
Robert
Court House Square
Doyle Drugist Dies After Short Illness in Janesville
E A Doyle 49 a druggist for 28 years and district officer of the Wisconsin druggists association died today after a brief illness. Born in Delavan he lived in Beloit before moving to Janesville in 1922. He is survived by his wife and two children. Esther Williams film cottage burns on Crescent Island. causes under investigation likely spontaneous combustion or cigarette.
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Janesvile
Emmett A. Doyle
Wisconsin Druggists’ Association
Doyle
Delavan
Beloit
Stans Currant
Waupaca
Esther Williams
Ben Gage
Crescent Island
Henry Marten
House and Senate Push War Era Power Grabs In Inflation Fight
The House approves a compromise bill granting President Truman broad powers to control the domestic economy. It authorizes wage and price controls, rationing, hoarding penalties, and real estate and consumer credit curbs, plus allocation of scarce materials and defense loan guarantees. The measure moves to the Senate for quick action before nightfall.
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Washington
House
Truman
Senate
Wees Wise Keay
Congress
MacArthur Says U N Can Triumph For World Peace
General MacArthur declares the United Nations can triumph morally and physically to secure world peace. He condemns imperialistic militarism and states the hope for peace since Japan's surrender has not materialized, addressing his role as supreme commander in Japan.
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MacArthur
Japan
United Nations
August Traffic Toll Rises to 101 in Wisconsin
Wisconsin motor vehicle department reports August accidents killed 101 people, lifting the eight month total to 512 fatalities. This compares with 76 deaths in August last year and an eight month total of 466. Gov Rennebohm issued two proclamations today, one for National Employ the Physically Handicapped Week and another for Constitution Day on Sept 17.
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Madison
Wisconsin
State
Issus
Rennebohm
Truman to Address Nation on Korea Crisis Tonight
President Truman will speak from the White House at 8 p.m. to explain why the United States sent troops to Korea, stressing a need to halt communism and defend world peace. The speech, called a report to the people, will be broadcast on major networks and via the Voice of America.
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Washington
Truman
United States
Korea
White House
Europe
Asia
Dilweg Attacks Boss Party Rule in Wisconsin Primary Debate
Former congressman Dilweg, seeking the Democratic senatorial nomination, attacked Republicans over an open primary policy and criticized party bosses for backing a favored candidate. He accused Coleman supporters of crowd manipulation and called for party independence. Senator Wiley urged strong civil defenses at Camp Haven, while Walter Kohler Jr. urged ending the Democrats’ control of Congress to improve state and national defense.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
LaVerne Dilweg
Dilweg
Demiic
Rom “Coleman
Fle
Wisconsin Cio
Wiley
Camp Haven
Sheboygan
Illinois
Kohler
Milwaukee
Dem
Democratic Party
Congress
Biggest Lab Rocket Reaches 85 Miles At White Sands
The massive rocket, called a flying laboratory, soared 85 miles high and reached 3600 mph. It carried instruments later recovered by parachute. Col. G G Eddy noted it was the fourth large test, with all launches clearing 80 miles and showing stability.
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Mane Sane
PA “Fiying
Mrs A F Kober Stricken in Iowa
Mrs A F Kober died early today at her Charles City Iowa home after a long illness. She was born March 3 1876 in Gladbrook Iowa and survived by four daughters two sons and husband Dr A F Kober who died in 1940. Services will be held in Charles City with burial in Riverside cemetery.
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A. F. Kober
McConnell
Ill
Charles City
Emilie Best
Gladbrook
Kober
Emma A. Guttmer
Fred T. Odell
Monroe
Kobers
Eastern Star
The
Methodist Church
Paul Stade
Wilmette
Oresta Kaese
St. Paul
Harry Peterson
Indianapolis
Ind
Donald Whitcomb
Osage
Leslie Kober
Phoenix
Ariz
Kenneth
Portland
Ore
Riverside Cemetery
Cheese Day 1950 Souvenir Edition Promotes Green County
The Evening Times issues a 28 page Cheese Day Souvenir Progress section the largest in its history Aimed at Monroe Green county and the cheese industry the edition celebrates Cheese Day 1950 on Saturday September 9 with messages from business and industrial groups calling Swiss Cheese Capital of the U S A.
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Evening Times
Monroe
Green County
U.S. A
the Times
North Korean Offensive Thrown Back At Haman
U S forces recaptured Haman after a two-division North Korean assault threatened the Taegu-Masan sector. The 25th Infantry Division, backed by air and artillery, halted the push as front lines flared along a 15 mile stretch from Naktong River to the coast.
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Belman Morin
Tokyo
U.S
Haman
United Nations
Korea
Pusan
MacArthur
Waegwan
Taegu
Naktong-Nam River
Naktong River
Tae-gu
Ying
Masan
Yongsan
Jack MacBeth
U. S. Fifth Air Force
Eighth Army
Stan Swin
25Th Division
Primary registration in city slows for Sept primary
City Clerk G.S. Soseman reports lighter than usual registrations for the September 19 primary. Many voters already registered from last spring sustain turnout. Last day to register is September 5 at 5 p.m. In sports news Patricia Ann Lesser of Seattle won the U.S. G.A. girls golf championship, beating Mary Kathryn Wright of La Jolla.
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G.S. Soseman
Buffalo
N. C
Patricia Ann Lesser
Seattle
Wash
Mary Kathryn Wright
la Jolla
Remember This Scene On Board the Big Mo Five Years Ago
Five years ago today the formal surrender of Japan aboard the battleship Missouri in Tokyo Bay was led by General Douglas MacArthur. U S Army leaders from the 24th and 25th divisions and the First Cavalry were aboard with Allied officers from Britain Australia Canada and France. The ceremony ended with a prayer for peace and lasting world harmony.
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Tokyo
Douglas MacArthur
Rememoer
Japan
Missouri
Tokyo Bay
Two Trucks Tip Dodging Vehicles
Roy Crane of Monticello sustained two fractured ribs at 6:30 p m yesterday when his farm pickup struck a bridge on county trunks four miles west of Monticello He was treated by a Monticello physician after being taken there by a passerby Crane said he was crowded off the roadway into the bridge and had to turn out or strike another car The other vehicle left the scene A stock truck owned by Charles Vogel of Brodhead and driven by Glen Alexander Heron of Brodhead rolled over near the James Price farm on highway 59 northeast of Albany at 9:15 a m yesterday Heron and Albert Ringen of Brodhead said they pulled over for a green truck and the other did not stop Three head of cattle were unloaded and pastured nearby while the Vogel truck was righted The draft announcement said South Korea plans conscription for military service under a law adopted ten months ago by the national assembly
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Roy Crane
Monticello
Crane
Green County
Charles Vogel
Brodhead
Glen Alexander Heron
James Price
Highway 59
Albany
Heron
Albert Ringen
British Delegate Takes U.N. Gavel
Sir Gladwyn Jebb of Britain assumed presidency of the United Nations Security Council and pledged to reset the agenda to address the Korean War. The plan includes seating a South Korean representative and denying a North Korean envoy, with a U.S. resolution declaring North Korea the aggressor and urging UN members to withhold aid.
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Britain
Gladwyn Jebb
United Nations Security Council
Jakob A. Malik
U.S. Council
Jebb
Malik
Council
South Korea
U.N
Soviet Union
Red China
Formosa
Manchuria
Leaves for Korea
Arthur Keppler has departed for Korea and informed his mother Mrs. Anna Keppler of the trip. The note appears in a New Glarus column marked Special.
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Korea
New Glarus
Ptc
Arthur Keppler
Anna Keppler
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Darlyne Adelman, Rieder
Royalty
E.A. Doyle
Janesville
Decisi
Jakob Malik
U.N. Security Council
Seventh Fleet
Says Higley
Dostuane
Sv" Nace
Hatver’ Higley
MaceeSile
Heck
Walter Kohler Jr
Coleman
Disney
A.F. Kober
Iowa
U,000
North Korea
Pohang
Kigve
Taegue
Uihung
Waegwan-Uihung
South
Orea
Syngman Rhee
National Assembly
U.N. Gavel
Balk Malik
United. Nations
Warren R Austin
U. N
China
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