Wisconsin researchers test rindless Swiss cheese in squares
Researchers in Madison advance rindless Swiss cheese made in 36 inch square blocks using plastic film wraps, with three day brine, three month aging, and eye development. The project, led by Carl Piper and Merrill Richardson, involves the Wisconsin Swiss and Lim burger Producers association and the Cheese Producers Marketing association with state agriculture aid.
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Madison
G. Fred Galli
Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Producers Association
Cheese Producers Marketing Association
State Department of Agriculture
Green County
Wisconsin
Kraft Foods Co
Kraft
Charter Street
Monticello North Side
Verona
Carl Piper
Watertown
Merrill Richardson
Galli
Piper
Marketing Association
McCarthy Accuses UK Union of Filing False Affidavits
Senator McCarthy charged officers of the Independent United Electrical Workers Union with filing false non-communist affidavits under Taft-Hartley. He claimed Peyton Ford has FBI proof the affidavits are false but says it has been ignored. The UK union was expelled from the CIO last November as communist dominated.
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Washington
McCarthy
United Electrical Workers Union
Peyton Ford
FBI
CIO
Complaint on Rail Service Dismissed
Mineral Point's complaint against the curtailment of Milwaukee to Mineral Point rail service between Janesville and Mineral Point was dismissed by the state public service commission. The ruling cites reasonably adequate current service. a PSC hearing held July 24 in Mineral Point reviewed residents' views and railroad plans.
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Mineral Point
Milwaukee Road
Janesville
State Public Service Commission
Monroe
Chicago
Milwaukee
PSC
H. A. Lewis
Inquest Planned In Heimann Death
An inquest into Gust Heimann's death will be held at Cardascio funeral home at 5 PM. Coroner Stephen son county will lead the proceedings with jurors John Hastings Leland Hastings Walter Albrecht Al Olson Elwyn Solace and Rolland Stites. Heimann, born Sept 26 1901 in Green county, was found dead at his home Tuesday evening from four shotgun wounds. Last rites set for 1:30 PM tomorrow at Cardascio with burial at Richland Salem church cemetery south of McConnell.
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Winslow
Gust Heimann
Cardascio
John and Leland Hastings
Walter Albrecht
al Olson
Elwyn Solace
Rolland Stites
E. A. Diestelmeier
Freeport
Stephenson County
Heimann
Winslow Bachelor
Herman
Wilhelmina Hermann
Hermann
Green County
Richland Lutheran Church
McConnell
Richland-Salem Church
Ives Urges Truman to Fast-Track Price Control
Senator Ives urged President Truman to establish price control machinery as costs rise and recession fears grow. A federal reserve board report warned living standards may fall while defense orders surge, showing industry struggles to meet demand and inflation pressures. The Interior Department formed the Minerals and Energy Administration to ration resources for defense, with potential limits on Alkylate for aviation fuel though no gasoline rationing planned.
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Washington
Ives
Truman
Federal Reserve Board
Interior Department
Minerals and Energy Administration
Department
Creameries Group Reelects Officers at Annual Meeting
The Wisconsin Creameries association re-elected all officers and directors at its annual meeting. New terms go to Omar Gaston Water town president, O R Wilkins River Falls vice president, A H Lindow Reedsburg secretary treasurer, Oscar Christianson Madison legal counsel and executive secretary, with directors Wilkins John D Wuetrich Greenwood A C Allison Green Bay and Leo Neitzel Wisconsin Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens Point
Wisconsin Creameries Association
Omar Gaston
Watertown
O. R. Wilkins
River Falls
A. H. Lindow
Reedsburg
Oscar Christianson
Madison
Wilkins
John D. Wuetrich
Greenwood
A. C. Allison
Green Bay
Leo Neitzel
Wisconsin Rapids
Towboats Strike Pekin Bridge Pier in Illinois River
A towboat named Franklin D. Roosevelt damaged a railroad bridge pier south of Pekin on January 31. A second towboat, the Harry S. Truman, later struck the same pier and finished flattening it.
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Pekin, Ill
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Illinois River
Pekin
Harry SS. Truman
Fall Fashion Highlights From 1950 Eve ning Times Section
Today's Eve ning Times features an eight page fall advertising and news notes section. Monroe's stores showcase complete offerings for family and home with style notes on new fashions for women men juniors and home furnishings. The fall season is described as colorful and practical with opportunities bridging the winter period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Times
Monroe’s
American Peace Formula Hinted on Korea Settlement
American sources outline a six point plan for Korea to be unified and rebuilt with United Nations resources. The British and Canadians influence the proposals while the United States says it seeks no bases or special privileges and favors freedom from domination. Terms are treated as a military decision under Gen. MacArthur's command.
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New York
Korea
United Nations
United States
Britain
Canada
Gen. MacArthur
Lovett Named Deputy Defense Secretary by Truman
Former Undersecretary of State Robert A. Lovett is chosen by President Truman to be deputy secretary of defense. He succeeds Stephen T. Early, who will leave the post Saturday. Lovett, a close friend of Defense Secretary Marshall, formerly served as undersecretary of state and now works in investment banking in New York with Brown Brothers Harriman & Co.
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Washington
Robert A. Lovett
Truman
Defense
Stephen T. Early
Defense Post
Lovett
Cincinnati
National Boxing Association
New York State
Louis
Charles
Ezzy
Gen Dean Alive Hope Rises As Prisoner Claims Surface
U S counter intelligence officers hear three escaped Koreans report communist plans to move Maj Gen William F Dean from Chongju. The 24th Division retook Taejon under Maj Gen John H Church. Wounded soldiers report massacre at Taejon and a list of 300 Americans captured found in Seoul.
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U. S. First Cavalry Division
U. S
Counter-Intelligence Corps
William F. Dean
Taejon
CIC
Chongju
Seoul
24Th
John H. Church
Dean
Red
U. S. Army
U. S. Tenth Corps
Rod and Gun Club Merchandise Shoot Draws 2000 Crowd
About 2000 spectators expected at the Green County Rod and Gun Club grounds on Argyle Road Sunday for 300 five man squads shooting for 300 prizes in the annual merchandise shoot. Entry fees fund conservation efforts. The club’s annual meeting is set for October 6 at Turner Hall.
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Green County Rod and Gun Club
Old Argyle Road
Turner Hall
MacArthur Authorized to Cross Parallel if Needed
Reports say Gen. Douglas MacArthur may be allowed to send troops across the 38th parallel into North Korea to crush the communist army. No final decision on UN occupation after fighting stops. President Truman likely approved the cross border action under UN auspices.
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Washington
Douglas MacArthur
38Th Parallel
North Korea
United Nations
Truman
MacArthur
North
South Korea
Taejon Falls as 24th Division Invades South Korea
Allied command reports the red army in Korea defeated and reduced to pockets of resistance with Seoul in American hands. U S forces recaptured Taejon Namwon and Hadong as Walker notes three-fourths of the North Korean force may be wiped out. Prisoners liberated at Namwon and Hadong with reports of massacres at Chongju and Taejon.
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Tokyo
Korea
Walton H. Walker
U. S. Eighth Army
Seoul
Don Whitehead
Col
Lewis (Chesty) Puller
Whitehead
Taejon
Namwon
Hadong
Walker
38Th Parallel
United Nations
38Th
MacArthur
Inchan
Pusan
Taejon Falls
24Th
Chongju
Suwon
U. S
West Taejon
WF ¥Irst Cavalry Division
Stan Swinton
Chinju
Gratiot Board Seeks Bids for New School Building
Gratiot school board to advertise bids Friday for a $100000 cement block and glass grade and high school building to be 56 by 210 feet one story, located in the village park with bids opening October 24.
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Gratiot
Times Special
Village Park
Wisconsin Cheese Prices Steady Amid Strong Demand
Federal State market news reports Wisconsin American cheese market steady to firm with good demand. States selling prices include daisies 34 to 35.12 cents per pound, longhorns 35 to 36, square prints 35.14 to 36.44, and midgets 36 to 38.44 cents.
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Madison
Wisconsin
I.c.l
Brothers Recalled in Fighting in Korea
Milwaukee brothers Robert L. Poczekaj and Leonard Poczekaj served together since Jan 1958 and fought as a machine gun crew in Korea. Leonard Jr. wrote home describing Red’s death and vowing to continue the fight. Leonard Jr. will be sent home for stateside duty under a policy affecting surviving sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Korea
Leonard Poczekaj
Army
Leonard Jr
Red
Robert L. Poczekaj
Robert
Leonard Sir
Ket. Leonard Jr
Taft Urges UN Forces to Cross 38th Parallel
Senator Robert A Taft told a Canton GOP rally that UN forces should cross the 38th parallel and advance into North Korea after victory He said North Korea should be occupied for a time and that communist leaders who started the invasion should be punished by UN forces.
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Canton
Robert A. Taft
United Nations
38Th Parallel
North Korea
South Korea
Milk Setup Approved For Milwaukee Area
The agriculture department approved a proposed federal order to regulate producer milk prices in the Milwaukee marketing area. Dairymen must vote by at least three fourths to enact, with no control over retail prices and minimum prices set for distributors and handlers. Milk prices to rise two cents a quart October 1 by three dairies. a fourth plans a similar increase amid higher labor and supply costs.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Milwaukee
Explosion damages main street businesses in Princess Anne
An early blast in Princess Anne Maryland rocked the town lighting three businesses on fire and sending glass across a block. The cause and precise location were not yet known.
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Princess Anne
Charles Crushes Joe Louis Hopes at Yankee Stadium
Ezzard Charles defeats Joe Louis in a 15 round decision at Yankee Stadium earning unanimous five to thirteen tie scores from officials. Louis fades at 36 after a tentative comeback, earning about 100000 dollars. Charles pockets around 57500 for his victory.
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Louis Ducks
Joe Louis
Ducks
Ezzard Charles
Yankee Stadium
Joe
Charles
Jack Hand
New York
Louis
Jack Dempsey
Jim Jeffries
Mark Conn
Joe Agnello
Joe Frank Forbes
Argyle Fall Festival Plans With Bonfire Tomorrow
Argyle organizers led by C A Lavasser map a festival across tomorrow and Saturday featuring a bonfire dance homecoming football game floats style show and contests. Roy E Simpson is VP Ralph Pederson secretary and A P Larson treasurer. The bonfire and dance are set for tomorrow night with the Belleville Argyle homecoming game Saturday.
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C. A. LaVasser
Roy E. Simpson
Ralph Pederson
A. P. Larson
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Red Army
Eugene H. Duerst
New Glarus
Harlan J. Faherty
Earl G. Grenzow
Juda
Paul J. O’brien
Evansville
Harold W. Albright
Brodhead
Alfred O. Sagen Jr
Earl R. Elmer
Albany
Bertram R. Torkelson
Times
Sen. Ives
Marshall
Trio
U. N
U. N Security Council
Taft
Milwaukee Area
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