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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1935

Page

5

Assembly Looks To Future State Power Business

In Madison Wisconsin a joint resolution seeks amending the state constitution to let Wisconsin enter the power business. The measure, 18 to 21 in the assembly, would allow unlimited borrowing for utility operations with rate referenda. If approved by the senate and 1937 legislature, the state could generate buy and sell electric energy like a private entity. The plan’s advocates push for public approval. The assembly also sustained Governor La Follette’s veto of Staudenmaier’s $50,000 tourism ad campaign by 33 to 85 and Staudenmaier plans to sue to test the veto validity after a six day limit.

Madison Wis Wisconsin Assembly Senate House la Follette Staudenmaier

Love Picket story from Gloucester ends in jail term

Helen Newton of Gloucester New Jersey started a 30 day jail sentence for going to the home of Edmund Adams a 26 year old man she loves who is separated from his wife and living with his mother Adams mother had Newton arrested and the case drew local attention as a love picket.

Gloucester N. J Helen Newton Edmund Adams Adams Dad Weston

Campus Girl Shifts to Work and Dinner with Millionaire

Jo Darien, a first year college student, learns her father is out of work and takes a bookkeeper job at a marine supply store. She balances preparing for a dinner with Douglas Marsh a wealthy bachelor while wrestling with honesty about overtime pay and a growing romance.

Jo Darren Bret Paul Douglas Marsh Crest Lake Marsh Lnter Soittle Fendale Kitchener Jo Darien Dad Bret University Inn Darling Placid Beach Mr. Brown Earth Marsha

Deaths Last Night AP report lists several notable figures

The Associated Press notes deaths in multiple cities: Reuben H. Adams 82 longtime Minneapolis central city market head and Walker Art Gallery curator. Mrs. Rosmary Moonana 67 mother of Joseph N. Moonana Democratic state chair, widow of late Senator John Moonana. J. B. Lane 0 former Scottsbluff postmaster and Nebraska Democratic figure. William Larson 74 Farmers Store Co. executive in Wisconsin Minnesota. Adolf Damaschke 69 single tax advocate and 1931 Nobel Peace Prize nominee. Dr W. W. Phelan 60 former president of Oklahoma Baptist University at Shawnee. scattered reports mention colored snow in various regions.

The Associated Press Minneapolis Minn Reuben H. Adams Minneapolis Central City Walker Art Gallery Rochester Rosmary Moonana Joseph N. Moonana Waseca Democratic State Central Committee John Moonana Scottsbluff Ned J. B. Lane Nebraska Berlin Adolf Damaschke Oklahoma City W. W. Phelan Oklahoma Baptist University At Shawnee, Okla

Brother of U W Athletes Is Killed in Auto Crash

Emil Deanovich 19 of Mayville brother of George and Nick Deanovich University of Wisconsin football players was killed on highway 51 near McFarland Wednesday night. Coroner ordered inquest after driver Otto Scholz said Deanovich crawled through a window. Arthur Olson 26 said he slept in the front seat. Bonus veterans event in Washington honored William Huska and Eric Carlson killed in bonus match disorders three years before. Howard W. Tower led services from Pennsylvania avenue to Arlington cemetery where separate obsequies were held.

Madison Wis Emil Deanovich Mayville George Nick Deanovich University of Wisconsin McFarland Edward Fischer Otto Scholz Deanayich Dell Arthur Olson Cupant Washington William J. Huska Eric Carlson Howard W. Tower California Pennsylvania Avenue Fourth Street Arlington Cemetery

Rockfall Blocks Gibraltar Road To Sandy Bay Beach

A landslide from the northeast corner of the Rock of Gibraltar spilled about 000 tons of rock and sand, blocking the roadway to Sandy Bay. No injuries were reported.

Rock OF Gibraltar Gibraltar Sandy Bay

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