Fighting in Korea Slows as Invaders Build New Attacks
Allied troops gained slight ground at the opposite ends of the 120 mile Korea front as North Korean forces retreat amid supply shortages. The Reds built up near Taegu and Pusan, with Masan civilian removals and Mountain recapture by U S 25th Infantry Division as rain dampened air support and traffic.
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Korea
Tokyo
U.S. 8Th Army
Taegu
U. S. First Cavalry
MacArthur
Yongchon
Pusan
Masan
Red
Mountain
Battle Mountain
U. S. 25Th
Bill Ross
U. S
King and Queen To Appear Tonight At Cheese Day
The king and queen of Cheese Day Darlyne Adelman and Robert Rieder will be introduced tonight to crowds from north and south platforms. Tomorrow they will ride the parade route on a royal float and be presented at the reviewing stand by Dwight A Crandall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlyne Adelman
Robert Rieder
Dwight A. Crandall
Zor Shrine
Co. K
W. R. Schuetze
Tremp
Blatz American Legion Post
Milwaukee
Mobile Parade Units Must Assemble at 11
W. R. Schuetze parade chair man said only the mobile units must be on hand at 11 a.m. at the fairgrounds to form the lineup. Personnel and marching units may arrive later but before the 1 p.m. parade start, and the full parade will stay intact along the entire route returning to the fairgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Schuetze
Fairgrounds
Poe
Cheese Day exhibits showcase historic and modern cheese equipment
A Green County Cheese Day display at the armory showcases pioneer cheese making gear such as pressed wood forms and a copper kettle beside modern factory tools. Items belong to Carl Marty Jr and Reinhard Mueller shop pieces mix with displays from Wisconsin Hydro-Electric Co and local cheese firms in a colorful booth setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County Historical Society
Armory Auditorium
Carl Marty Jr
Reinhard Mueller
Wisconsin Hydro-Electric Co
Pioneer Modern
Idle Hour Farm Carriage House
Monroe
Armory
Swiss Cheese Shop
Swisconsin
New Glarus
Krafts
Swiss Cheese Corporation of America
Lakeshire-Marty
Borden’s
Cheese Producers Marketing Association
Pauly Cheese Co
Armours
Eight Wrestlers to Seek Cheese Day Crown Tomorrow
Sebastian Laeser Jr names eight wrestlers for the 1950 Cheese Day championship to be staged on the south side of Court House Square tomorrow. Participants include Leonard Niederust Adolph Ruef John Bussman Rudy Kopp Wesley Pellett Ernest Ammon and Lawrence Gissing Marvin Woethrich. Judges listed are Ernest Lehr William Senatch and George Holenstein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House Square
Sebastian Laeser Jr
Leonard Niederust
Maple Leaf Factory
Albany
Adolph Ruef
Brodhead
John Bussman
Warren
Rudy Kopp
Monticello
Wesley Pellett
Juda
Ernest Ammon
Lawrence Gissing
Monroe
Marvin Woethrich
Orangeville
Ernest Lehr
William Senatch
George Holenstein
Darlington
Tremp Trio
Toledo
Glauser to Present Wilkommen in Swiss Parade
Fred Glauser, Swiss native and retired cheesemaker on the 1950 Cheese day board, will give the welcome in Swiss along the parade route tomorrow. He will ride the Wilkommen float with participants in Swiss costume and Wilhelm Tell figure Gilbert Ott of New Glarus in traditional dress with a crossbow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Glauser
Switzerland
Glauser
Wilhelm Tell
Gilbert Ott
New Glarus
Million-Dollar Fire Destroys Masonic Temple Landmark
A six story Masonic temple on Peachtree Street in Atlanta burned yesterday causing about a million dollars in damage. The blaze gutted the building, a downtown landmark for nearly fifty years.
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Masonic Temple
Atlanta
Peachtree Street
Schoeppel Attacks Chapman Backfires at Hearing
Senator Schoeppel presses charges of communist infiltration in the interior department and Alaska statehood fight at a state interior committee hearing. Randolph Feltus denies guilt by association and notes Schoeppel’s letter to Truman in 1948 backing Indonesia’s fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Schoeppel
R-Kas
Interior Department
State Interior Committee
Secretary of the Interior
Chapman
Randolph Feltus
Senate
Kremlin
Festus
Warsaw
Feltus
Truman
United States
Indonesia
Netherlands
Car Crash Near Orangeville Injures Five Teens
A Monroe youth Dale Rod 18 and three northern Illinois teens were hospitalized at St Francis hospital Freeport with serious injuries after Rod's car crashed into a bridge on a gravel road west of Orangeville and caught fire. Victims include Ruth Shelton 16 Rock City Victor Rebly 17 Orangeville and Romaine Taft 17 Orangeville with multiple injuries and burns. Deputy Shoemaker said Rod fell asleep at the wheel.
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Monroe
Northern Illinois
St. Francis Hospital
Freeport
Dale Rod
Orangeville
Rod
Ella Rod
18Th Avenue
Ruth Shelton
Rock City
Victor Rebly
Romaine Taft
G. D. Shoemaker
Red
Rebly
Taft
Homemakers Float To Parade With Green County Recipes
Thousands of pennies will be tossed to parade crowds tomorrow by homemakers from Monroe county centers. The fundraiser supports Green County cheese and uses recipe cards attached to each penny. At least seven homemakers floats join the parade with entries from Browntown Juda Brodhead Albany and other clubs. Mrs Cecil Holloway and Mrs Montgomery Chesebro supervise sale of Green County homemakers cookbooks on the square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Green County
Browntown
Juda
Brodhead-Albany
Washington
West Side Workers
Cecil Holloway
Montgomery Chesebro
Marine League urges ouster of Johnson in defense shakeup
The Marine Corps league demanded Secretary Johnson be fired while voting down a separate move to remove Secretary Acheson. The group backed drastic action against communists in government and urged making the Marine commandant a Joint Chiefs of Staff member. One dissent came from retired Brig. Gen. Robert C. Kilmartin.
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Washington
Marine Corps League
Defense Johnson
State Acheson
Johnson
Truman
Defense Department
Organization of Marine Veterans
State Department
Congress
Marine Corps
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Robert C. Kilmartin
Acheson
Kilmartin
League
I. D. Hale
Milwaukee
Clay Nixon
Seattle
McCarthy
R-Wis
United States urged to speed Western European defense plan
Washington officials report ten overseas advisers press quick action for a joint European army under a single commander to defend Western Europe. They propose a combined chiefs of staff first, with gradual buildup of U S forces in Germany as preparation for possible German participation and a unified defense program.
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Elton C. Fay
Washington
United States
Europe
New York
East Germany
Germany
Britain
France
Dean Acheson
Swiss Cheese Sandwich Trial Run Delights Community Helpers
A volunteer crew at the Swiss Colony south side plant completed a near 15 000 cheese sandwiches on an assembly line setup. Under supervision of D A Crandall and Forrest L Kubly, workers laid Swiss and limburger onto rye, sealed and boxed 90 per container, with 60 000 total sandwiches planned across Swiss limburger and brick varieties.
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Henry Ford
Henry G. Leuenberger
Swiss Colony South Side
William S. Erb
Donovan Otteson
D. A. Crandall
Forrest L. Kubly
Stores Celebrate Cheese Day With Decorated Windows
Monroe shops join a Cheese Day celebration with festive window displays. Stores, bars, and eateries showcase cheese factory pictures from Monroe area and other communities, parades and racks of Cheese Day neckties, and themed clothing displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benkert’s
Schuetze’s
Badger Plant
Chief Schwaiger Loses Finger in Saw Mishap
Chief J. H. Schwaiger suffered the loss of his right index finger to the second joint and severe cuts to his right hand in a saw accident at his home, 911 21st avenue. He was taken to St. Clare Hospital and expected to leave today to resume directing the police department’s Cheeses day preparations.
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Polic
J. H. Schwaiger
21St Avenue
St. Clare Hospital
Two F-84 Jet Pilots Killed in Germany Crash
Wiesbaden reports state two American F-84 jet planes crashed in southern Germany last night. Both pilots were killed and their names were not released by the U S air force.
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Wiesbaden
Germany
U. S. Air Force
Cloudy Weather Outlook Mixed With Light Rain Hints
Milwaukee forecaster H L Thompson reports generally fair conditions initially but later alerts warn cloudy skies may persist tonight into Saturday with occasional very light rain near the Illinois border. Tomorrow’s high around 74 with a low near 55 and slightly cooler temperatures overall.
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Milwaukee
Madison
H. L. Thompson
U. S
Illinois
Teachers To Hold Institute Sept 15 In Green County
The Green county teachers institute will be held at the court house next Friday starting at 9 a m. A joint session will include all teachers with a separate afternoon for high school staff. State department attendees include William C Kahl Walter B Senty and Gretchen Phair. A health panel will be led by Ruth Chase and Genevieve Arensdorf assisting with city nurse duties.
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Green County Teachers Institute
Court House
Maurice Quinn
State Department
William C. Kahl
Albany
Walter B. Senty
Gretchen Phair
Staffon Burned By Battery Acid
John C. Staffon an 18 year old resident of 2119 14th avenue suffered serious acid burns to both eyes when a battery exploded while he worked on a stalled car on the north side of the square last evening about 9 30 p m He was taken to St Clare hospital and his condition was reported as satisfactory this morning by his doctor at the hospital
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John C. Staffon
14Th Avenue
Staffon
13Th Street
St. Clare Hospital
Court House Closure Tied to Cheese Day
The court house will be closed all day tomorrow due to Cheese day. The offices were closed ten years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Curtain Goes Up for 1950 Cheese Day Preview
The city prepares a self contained festival zone for Cheese Day with 75 000 expected. The Monroe Park band leads tonight’s program followed by finals in the five county amateur talent contest. If rain interrupts, events move to high school auditorium and Turner hall. Continuous entertainment runs 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. parade starts at 1 p.m. and features 139 units.
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North Side
South Wayne High School
Monroe High Band
Monroe High School
Flushers
Fraunfelder
Decorah
Racine Kiltie
Four Lakes Scout Council
Madison
Boys of 76
Racine
Hi-Life
Herr Louie Stanger
Four Flushers
Ming Toy
Arthur Chester
Eddie Smacker
Blatz Post
American Legion
Milwaukee
Court House
Monroe Park
Leroy Wuetrich
Armory
Cheese Day, Inc
Turner Hall
John J. Burkhard
Three More Juniors Enrolled at Normal
Otto W. Lund announces three additional juniors at Green County Normal School. New entrants are Gladys Neuenschwander of Orangeville Victor Severson and Harold Lane of Argyle, boosting juniors to 18 and seniors to 14. demonstration school enrollment stands at 22.
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Green County Normal School
Otto W. Lund
Gladys Neuenschwander
Orangeville
Victor Severson
Harold Lane
Argyle
Stores Will Close for Cheese Day in Albany
Albany businesses will shutter from noon to 4 p m tomorrow in observance of Cheese Day at Monroe. Local shops suspend operations to participate in the municipal event and parade plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Monroe
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Navy
Stalin
Wilkommen
Marine League
U.S
Monroe Park Band
Burkhalter
Jay Jaxon
Anna Dorothea
Barbara
Farmonizers
Glarus
Wilhelm Tek
Canton
Betty Kneubuehl
Anna
Dorothea
T. A. Anderson
Farmonizers Quartet
Andy Anderson
Silk Umbrella Polka
Crandall
P. O. Peterson
Fond du Lac
State Department of Agriculture
Fred Feutz Jr
Zenno A. Gorder
Frank B. Fritsch
Jack E. Schlichting
Paul W. Snowden
Leonard H. Norder
Bernice L. Holsappie
Ben J. Holsappie
Kenneth L. Olson
Betty Moore
William A. Park
Russell W. Prien
Alvin A. Kubly
Fred F. Hartwig
Joe Schwarzenberger
Sebastian
Chester A. Fritz
Harvey H. Trumpy
Rodney H. Block
Walter D. Loertscher
Margaret M. Baker
Carl Hofer
Rose Hofer Johnson
Herman A. Heinzelman
Lee’s
Firestone
Day
Schwaiger
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