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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1940

Page

7

New tax proposal eyed to aid farmers amid farm group push

Washington reports say President Roosevelt could back processing taxes to fund farm aid if major agricultural groups unite. Secretary Wallace seeks Farm Bureau endorsement for the income certificate plan, aiming to replace annual subsidies with a processing tax scheme. Morgenthau calls it a consumer tax. parity payments and soil conservation funds face tight approval.

Washington Roosevelt Wallace American Farm Bureau Federation Farmers’ Union House Agriculture Department Farm Bureau Federation Congress Federal Treasury Secretary of the Treasury Morgenthau

Mattern Wins Second in Kansas Oil Painting Exhibit

Topeka Feb 5 Kansas oil painting show awards announced Glenn Golton Wichita captured first prize with Stubborn Horse earning 806 dollars Karl Mattern Lawrence assistant professor at the University of Kansas took second prize with Snow on the Corn earning 225 dollars The honors were handed at a banquet of the Kansas Federation of Art and the Kansas State Art Teachers Association Charles Marshall Topeka was named Federation president and Kathryn Cardwell Kansas City was named Teachers Association president.

Topeka Glenn Golton Wichita Karl Mattern Lawrence Kansas Golton Mattern University of Kansas Kansas Federation of Art Kansas State Art Teachers’ Association Federation of Art Charles, Marshall The Teachers Association Kathryn Cardwell Kansas City

Mystery estate revealed in Chanute Kansas

In Chanute Kansas on February 5, Mrs. Lucy B. Gardner who appeared impoverished left an estate valued at twenty thousand dollars. A trunk contained five thousand eight hundred dollars in cash and coins while she owned property in Chanute and Oklahoma City. Her attorney Leslie H. Cable reported no will and neighbors recall her aiding others despite frugal living.

Chanute Kan Cpi Lucy B. Gardner Lucy Oklahoma City Nieve Florence Carr Melvern

Radium Found On Courthouse Lawn In Texas Incident

In Fort Worth Texas a patient unknowingly carried 75 milligrams of radium worth about 8000 from a physician’s office. Dr Frank E Heeckner of Kansas City and his homemade radium detector searched streets and finally the courthouse lawn where the device’s needle wavered. He located two of three needles before missing his plane.

Ft. Worth Tex Frank E. Heeckner Kansas City Hoecker

French Report Nazi Patrols Active in Blies Region

French military advices say a German attack on French advance lines in the wooded hills east of the Blies was repulsed. Germans reportedly retreated with two prisoners captured as fog and rain grounded aviation on both sides.

Paris

Samuel Vauclain Dies Icon of Baldwin Locomotive Works

Samuel M Vauclain 83 longtime leader of Baldwin locomotive works died at his Rosemont home from heart disease and other ailments. He rose from shop apprentice at age 16 to Baldwin president in 1919 and helped mount naval guns on railroad cars. His plants at Edystone and Burnham became munitions factories turning out rifles and shells during World War I.

Philadelphia GPI Samuel M.vauclain Baldwin Locomotive Works Vauclain Rosemont Pennsylvania Railroad Al‘toona Baldwin Company Baldwin Eddystone Burnham, Pa Council of National Defense

Indians claim Seattle land for cash settlement

Duwamish Indians claim the land where Seattle stands as a reservation and seek 3 076 800 dollars in cash, citing an 1850 treaty promised to create a reservation. Chief Peter James says the treaty was never carried out after Gov. Isaac Stevens died in war. The tribe had priorly held all land now in King County and Seattle.

Seattle Peter James James Isaac J. Stevens Washington Territory King County Pacific Northwest

Harvard Student Rescued After 28 Hours Lost on Mt Washington

Webster N Jones Jr a Harvard sophomore and Carnegie Tech engineer director’s son was rescued after 28 hours lost on Mt Washington during a blizzard. He faced frost bite and shock but is described as fair with a good chance of recovery as doctors monitor him over several days. His companion Karl Sax Harvard senior was treated in Cambridge for frost bite potential loss of fingers.

Littleton N. H Mt. Washington Webster N. Jones,Jr Harvard Carnegie Tech Altho W. N. Jones Littleton Hospital Pittsburgh Karl J. Sax Boston Jones Harvard Infirmary Cambridge Mass Sax CCC Crawford Notch

Kansas Democrats to honor Woodring at Washington Day dinner

Secretary of War Harry H. Woodring will be the principal speaker at the Washington day dinner and celebration of Kansas Democrats in Topeka on February 22. The former Kansas governor will be the sixth native Kansan to serve as the club's banquet speaker since 1905.

Topeka Harry H. Woodring Woodring Kansas

Body Found in House Near Scranton

Charles Sherrin, 47, was found dead in an unoccupied house three miles from Scranton Kansas. Missing since January 31, he apparently attempted suicide with a shotgun in a nearby cave, suffered a skull injury, then died from exposure and cerebral hemorrhage according to the coroner.

Scranton Kan Charles Sherrin Fritts Sherrin

Philadelphia Tax Stands Upholds Wage Levy

Pennsylvania Supreme Court sustains 11 percent tax on wages and earned income in Philadelphia. The ruling upholds a lower court decision dismissing a CIO backed suit by Jennie Dole a widowed shirt factory worker who argued the levy is unjust and discriminatory. Officials say the tax aimed to raise 18 million dollars and will likely stay active for at least two years.

Philadelphia Pennsylvania Supreme Court Jennie Dole

Man shoots wife then kills himself in Placerville ranch

In Placerville California on February 5 Charles A Lorain 75 killed his 76 year old wife at their ranch home after leaving a note saying I want to end her suffering The coroner A J Orelli reported Mrs Lorain was considered hopelessly sick with cancer and the man then killed himself

Placerville Calif Charles A. Lorain A. J. Orelli

Beast of burden and other crossword clues

Puzzle lists a beast of burden crossbred and various across clues including sail or armor term bent backward and sugar sand. It also notes phrases for it is and thought and a sailor item and many short definitions across horizontal clues.

Lundstrom Former Lindsborg Mayor Dies in Atchison

Carl A. Lundstrom 64 of Atchison Kansas died today from heart disease. A former mayor of Lindsborg he lived there until 1936 then moved to Elis and recently arrived in Atchison as an International Harvester dealer. Survived by Mrs Lundstrom three daughters and a son. Father John Lundstrom 93 died Saturday in Lindsborg. Double funeral planned in Lindsborg Wednesday.

Mre. Lundstrom

Hitler’s Friend Victim of Unexplained Shooting Returns Home

London reports that Unity Free man Mitford a friend of Adolf Hitler and victim of an unexplained shooting in Germany last year has been taken to her father Lord Redesdale’s home from Radcliffe infirmary Oxford. She left the infirmary Saturday after brain specialist care since January 22.

London Unity Freeman-Mitford Adolf Hitler Germany Lord Redesdale Radcliffe Infirmary Oxford

Tonganoxie Notes and Social Happenings Preserve Local Life

Long list of social calls, visits, club meetings, and church activities in Tonganoxie. Residents from Em poria Kansas City Leavenworth Ottawa and Baldwinsville appear in greetings, funerals and events from February 2 to 10. Local schools churches and businesses are noted with attendees and changes.

Pleasant Grove Social Roundup Near Lawrence

Pleasant Grove reports include visits by Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Scott Irene Daniels and others. School resumed after a short snow break while several residents hosted gatherings and birthdays. The Four Leaf club met February 2 with a food attendance and a pie auction planned for March 1.

Clayton Scott Irene Daniels Dillon Lawrence Peggy Ann Scott E. B. Moore Betty Lou Peterson High Prairie Fred Turner Carl Daniels John Daniels Virgil Bradley Lake View Champ Petty Kathleen Reehber Etoil Winters George Newman Burke Edwards Madalyn Will Winters Orville Flory Eive Flory Jack Dillon Independence Community Club

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