Minnesota House passes 414.5 million education bill
The Minnesota House approved a revised 414.5 million education bill creating a state five member college board and plans for 15 state supported junior colleges. The measure includes 95 per pupil basic aid for B districts and a 300 per student aid for junior colleges with potential extra funds from oleo tax revenues.
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Mindoro Auxiliary Plans Bake Sale in Town Hall
Mindoro Wisconsin Ameri can Legion Auxiliary hosts a bake and rummage sale at 1 p m Saturday May 25 in the town hall with lunch served Proceeds benefit the local Band Mothers Club and the high school physical education department gets an equal donation The auxiliary has presented an American flag and carrier to the Cub Scout pack
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Six men translate Kiowa Bible in Hobart Oklahoma
In Hobart Oklahoma six men are translating the Bible into Kiowa. Mose Poolaw a translator says Kiowa is a gut tural language and easy to learn. He notes one student learned Kiowa in seven days.
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Sparta Men Placed On Probation
In Sparta Wisconsin County Court Judge Lambert Hansen suspended terms for two men on non support charges. Lawrence De Roche received 18 months in Green Bay Reformatory with probation to welfare for back payments. Eugene Wilcox also drew 18 months with suspended sentence and welfare probation. wages to welfare and illegal alcohol purchase posting apply. Robert L. Clark got 180 days total for bad checks with 30 days restitution and probation to the sheriff. Richard R. Sample’s morals case continued with bond set at $1,000.
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Weather Outlook for Midwest Regions and Shipper Forecast
Scattered showers possible in Lacrosse and vicinity with northwest winds 18 to 25 mph diminishing tonight. Frost warnings issued. Wednesday brings fair, cool conditions with low near 30s and high around 60. Wisconsin and Minnesota show frost threat in north and west, with fair, cool Wednesday. Minnesota partly clearing and warmer Wednesday. Iowa notes frost or freezing temps in northwest areas, diminishing winds and generally fair, unseasonably cool Wednesday. Shippers Forecast projects north and west 28 to the east and south 30. sunrise 5 33 a m. sunset 8 31 p m. degree days to date 9 total 7 554 last year 7 672 normal 7 456.
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Kodak Instamatic Cameras Move Into Local Market
Moon Photo Service in LaCrosse offers new Kodak Instamatic cameras with drop in Kodak Pak Cartridges. The range includes 126 size cartridges and Verichrome Pan Film for black and white, Kodak Chrome-X and Ektachrome-X for color slides, with prints or slides available. Stop in at 313 Main St downtown or Village Shopping Center.
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Today in History Highlights From the AP Vault
On this date the AP notes Lindbergh’s solo Atlantic flight in 1927, de Soto’s death in 1542, Barton founding the Red Cross in 1881, Syria and Lebanon’s independence in 1945, the 1956 hydrogen bomb test at Bikini Atoll, Tito’s 1960 stance, Algerian border tensions in 1955, and the 1955 Supreme Court reversal of six contempt convictions related to communism.
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Big Fish Still Free In Thompson Murder Case
In St Paul Minnesota on March 6 Mrs Carol Thompson 34 wife of attorney T Eugene Thompson died after a knife wound and beating. Three men are jailed and one suspect remains at large as investigators pursue motives and million dollar life insurance.
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Milwaukee Man Faces Homicide Charge in Estranged Wife Slaying
A 59 year old Milwaukee man Harold J Washburn is to be charged with homicide in the death of his estranged wife, 43, in Waukesha. Prosecutors delayed formal action after additional questioning. Washburn has been a hospital prisoner since collapsing after the Sunday shooting at the home where she worked as a housekeeper.
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Waukesha County
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New Asthma Formula Goes Over The Counter
A highly effective asthma formula used by doctors for private patients is now available without prescription. Medical tests show it halts attacks in minutes and provides hours of relief from spasms. It is described as safe when used as directed and is being sold over the counter in most states.
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