[75th Day
75th Day]
\VEDNESDAY, APRIL
23, 1947.
227a
The qnestion recurred on the reconsideration of H. F. No. 911,
objections of the Governor notwithstanding.
JED.
The question being taken on the reconsideration of the bill,
And the roll being called, there were yeas 36 and nays 61, as
follo"ws:
Those who voted in the affinnative "were:
Anderson, A. B. Gillen
Carlson
Goodin
Chilgren
Hagland
Christie
Hartner
Hill
Cina
Clark
Hilton
Enestvedt
Knutson
Gibbons
Lux
lpproval.
in a special
lIs Inay con~ and at the
:thlislunents.
until it exthe act, and
)e placed in
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con-
Lyse
Matchan
Matlson
rvleihofer
Moriarty
Murk
Noon
O'Malley
Otto
Podgorski
Prifrel
Riedner
Shasky
Shipka
Thompson, A. C.
Tomczyk
Volstad
Waibel
Wanvick
Widstrand
Those \vho voted in the negative \vere:
1
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of a plan
w proyides
store shall
private on~ro types of
, occasions
rule is not
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another
without
las issued
tat opporct expires
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act.
ml liquor
e licenses
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ernor.
Anderson, A. A. Day
Appeldorn
Dickinson
Arnoldt
Dirlam
Aune
Dixon
Blanchard
Dominick
Blomquist
Dunlap
Bondhus
Dunn
Felt
Boze
Flom
Burroughs
Frederickson
Burtness
French
Clem
Halverson
Cummings
Herseth
Daun
Holm
Holmquist
Howard
Illsley
Iverson
Johnson. A. 1.
Johnson, E.
Johnson, J. A.
Langley
Legvold
Lundeen
:Martinson
':McReynolds
l\H1ler
Morberg
.Mueller
Nelson
Oberg
O'Brien
Ottinger
Pirkl
Richardson
Rinke
Rogosheske
Root
Rundquist
Sheran
Swanson
Swanstrom
Swindells
Talle
Tweten
Voxland
Wegner
Windmiller
So the reconsideration lost.
STATE OF l\lINi\TESOTA
Executive DepartInent
Saint Paul
April 24, 1947
Hon. LO./lwrence JJ1. Hall,
S1Jeaker of the House of Rep1'esentatives,
Minnesota State Capitol,
Saint Paull, Minnesota.
Sir:
laIn returning. here\vith House File No. 910 without Iny approval.
I cannot see 111'Y way clear to give approval to this 111easure
allowing Hihbing to extend hours for on-sale liquor places fr01J1
111idnight to 1 :00 a.Bl. on week days and fr0111 1 :00 a.l11. to 2 :00
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a.ll1. on Saturdays. I recognize that there is SOllle justification
for the clainl that a 111unicipality such as Hibbing should be
entitled to have the later closing hours pennittecl in cities of the
first and second class. I do not think, however, that ,ve are going
to help the situation by passing another act setting up a special
privilege for a specific city as this bill does.
Should this bill be approved, Hibbing would have an hour
later closing tiIne than liquor places in other nearby conlnlunities
on the Iron Range, which, I anl sure, ,"vould add to the difllculties
of regulation. Hibbing's population is equivalent to that of a
third class city, and under this act it would acquire a privilege
,vhich no other third class city possesses. I think we ought to
try to reduce rather than extend differences in regulation. The
tin1e is cOIning when ,ve Blust endeavor to work out changes
that ,vill make our liquor laws nlore nearly unifornl in application. Adjushnent of closing hours by all 1neans should be done
by generalla'v rather than specific acts.
Respectfully yours,
LUTHER W. YOUNGDAHL,
Governor.
:Mr. D'Aquila 1noved that the Veto l\1essage be laid on the table.
\Vhich illotion prevailed.
MEMORIAL SERVICE FOR THE LATE BEN D. HUGHES.
1\'lessrs. Arnoldt, Dann, Legvold, Peterson and Sheran offered:1
HOUSE RESOLUTION.
A Resolution in 1'r'len10riam for the Honorable Ben D. Hughes.
liVhereas Honorable Ben D. Hughes ,vho served as a 1nelllber
of the Ho~se of Representatives during the sessions of 1941,
1943, 19 L15, and 1947 fronl Blue Earth County, died in the course
of duty as such representative; and
Whereas The said Ben D. Hughes served in public office continually fr~ln 1908 until the tin1e of his death; ancI
vVhe1'eas, During his entire lifetirne he ,vas held in high rega~'cl,
not only by his constituents, but by the people of the entIre
state as \vell; and
Whereas, His public service ,vas characterized by intelligence,
honesty and good judgInent; and
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