Second veto a possibility on Minnesota reapportionment
A Conservative backed reapportionment bill moved to Gov. Karl Rolvaag after passing 41-25 in the Senate and 85-47 in the House, with liberals warning of a veto and conservatives defending the plan to shift seats to Twin Cities suburbs. If vetoed, a special session or courts could handle redistricting.
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Senate
House
Rolvaag
Democratic- Farmer - Labor
Fred Cina
Minnesota
Twin Cities
Democratic - Farmer - Labor
Minneapolis
Aubrey Dirlam
Dirlam
Robert Kucera
Northfield
Conservative Conference Committee
Cina
Cliff Benson
Ortonville
Rudolph Hanson
Albert Lea
Cliff Lofvegren
Alexandria
Sam Barr
Ernest Beedle
St. Paul
Carl Iverson
Ashby
L. J. Lee
Bagley
Martin McGowan
Appleton
Birger Nurminen
Aitkin
Henry Merrick
Jordan
Journalism Day panel debates if journalism is a profession
At University of Michigan Journalism Day marking 75 years, editors call journalism a nosy business and hell raising while noting professionals should strive for near professional behavior. Wallace Carroll and John O'Brien question professional status, citing standards and social needs.
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Ann Arbor, Mich
Wallace Carroll
Winston-Salem Journal
Salem
N.C
John ‘O’brien
The
Detroit News
O’brien
Lyle Nelson
Stanford University
U-M
Madison to discuss federal aid for cities June 17
Gov. Warren Knowles announced a June 17 meeting in Madison where municipal officials will discuss federal aid available to cities villages and towns. The gathering aims to review programs and eligibility for local governments.
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Madison
Warren P. Knowles
Tri State Deaths Sketch Multiple Losses Across Wis
Multiple obituaries from Wisconsin and Minnesota report deaths from May 7 to May 9. Raymond Button formerly of Black River Falls and Merrillan, Frank Berntson of Merrillan, and Mrs Blanche Smith of Merrillan are among the deceased, with services planned in Terre Haute and Merrillan. A 93 year old Mrs Ole Kjos and others are also noted with burial and service details.
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Black River Falls
Wis
Raymond E. Button
Terre Haute
Ind
Merrillan
Button
Merrillan High School
Frank Berntson
Mr. Berntson
Chicago
George
Blanche) Smith
Merrillan Methodist Church
Calvin Carey
Oakwood
Jensen Funeral Home
Hixton
Clarence
Edith) Arneson
Hartford
Howard
Mary) Ducrop
Ronald
Shirley) Voak
Milwaukee
Charles
Germany
Racine
John
Robert Rosel
Madison
George Rosel
Michigan
Netlie Somonick
Lillie Wogen
Hustisford
Jessie Lucali
Parks Falls
Lanesboro
Minn
Ole Kjos
North Prairie
Percy Larson
Johnson Funeral Home
Kjos
Bergit Gutterson
Arendahl
Ernest
Winona
Conrad
la Crosse
Olga Tollefson
Chatfield
Johanna Grasse
Caroline Aarsvold
Tucson
Ariz
Jacob
Northfield
Paul Mattson
Mattson
White Hall Hospital
Northfield Lutheran Church
Franklin Schroeder
Church
American Legion Post
Whitehall
Marine Corps
Iwo Jima
Josephine
Gretchen
Nanette
Arthur
Henry
Jewel
Oscar Otterson
Alice Yoakum
Santa Ana
Calif
Harold Hanson
Lawrence Mathson
Blair
Harris Mann
Columbus
Julia Steen
Osseo
Northfield Church
Steen
Jackson County
Leonard and
Waldemore
Henry Dahl
Newark
N.J
Osborn Thompson
Martin Thompson
Merl van Gorden
Eau Claire
Sparta
Raymond ‘Grant
R. 3
Harold Krueger
Grant
Ronald Sanders
Monroe
E. O. Lukasek
Kirchoff
Eric White
Helena
Mont
Necedah
Frank Toman
Hare Funeral Home
Lelan Shaw
Ellen Shaw
Bayview Cemetery
Vaclav Komberec
Maquoketa
Iowa
Glen
Melvin
Clarence Axelson
Kenosha
Douglas Roder
Edward
Caledonia
Gust
Elsie) Verthein
St. Luke’s United Church of Christ
Eitzen
Melvin Graupmann
Potter-Haugen
Allamakee County
August Haar
Gust Werthein
Tulare
S.D
Hokah
Kermit
Altura
Tomah Youth Arrested After Phone Vandalism at Laundromat
Carl W. Loff, 21, from Tomah and Coleman Vocational School student, was arrested early Tuesday on disorderly conduct after pulling a phone from the wall at Round the Clock Laundromat 705 State St. He posted a $39 bond. Police estimate $179.69 to replace the phone after he was seen striking the receiver against a candy machine.
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Tomah
State St
Carl W. Loff
Coleman Vocational School
Loff
Fishing tackle stolen from Karl Muth’s garage
Karl Muth of 1307 Farnam Street reported to La Crosse police that a tackle box and fishing tackle valued at 25 dollars were taken from his garage within the past week.
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Coleman Voc
Degen-Berglund
Elite
Helke Optical
Major Orus
Ron’s Market
Sweet Shop
the Restless Ones
Box 183
la Crosse
Karl Muth
Farnam St
Livestock Offered in La Crosse Tribune Classifieds
The La Crosse Tribune classifieds feature LIVESTOCK for sale in the Farmers Market section. Check current listings for cattle pigs and poultry available locally with prices and contact details.
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la Crosse Tribune
Farmer's Market
Stock Market Rebounds After Sharp Losses In Heavy Trading
The Dow Jones average rose 12.03 points in early trading to 898.83 as traders priced in ongoing auto production cutbacks by General Motors and Ford. GM climbed 25 cents to 85.25 while Ford added 12 cents to 47.25 after Monday’s 16.03 point drop to 886.80, the steepest since November 1963.
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New York
General Motors
Ford
John F. Kennedy
Flying Circus to Parade Plan for Cavalcade History Show
Prairie du Chien Wisconsin gears up for the Cavalcade of History June 10 11 and 12 featuring a rare collection of old time airplanes. The display includes five aerial acts daily with flights and parachute jumps from licensed pilots aboard Curtiss pushers and other historic aircraft gathered from across the nation.
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Prairie du Chien
Federal Aviation Agency
Freeman town drives $181.25 for cancer society
Nora Nash reports 181.25 dollars collected in Freeman Town for the Great American Flying Circus of 1928 era cancer society drive. The event took place in Ferryville Wisconsin as part of 1966 fundraising efforts.
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Ferryville
Wis
Nora Nash
American American Cancer Society
Freeman
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