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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1946

Page

3

Kansas lawmakers mull gas tax enforcement and farm product marketing

Topeka January discussions by the taxation and agricultural committees consider strengthening gas tax enforcement and study a state wide marketing law for farm products. Sen. John H. Lehman heads the tax panel, which seeks a field study on war tax evasion and a rapid report to the Legislative Council. Officials cited refund delays and praised Colorado’s marketing law as a model for Kansas, with support from USDA experts on grading standards and market access. The panel also flagged potential upgrades at state facilities including Fort Dodge soldiers home and Ellsworth’s Mother Bickerdyke annex, and planned inspections of Topeka Industrial School, Atchison Orphans’ Home, Lansing penitentiary, and Hillcrest TB receiving home.

Topeka Kansas John H. Lehman Abilene Legislative Council Lehman Iculural W. C. Sweinhart Colorado State Division of Agriculture Colorado M. W. Baker U. S. Department of Agriculture Sen Paul Wunseh Kingman Fort Dodge Soldiers Home Dodge City Mother Bickerdyke Ellsworth Atchison Lansing Hillcrest Tuberculosis

Drivers Pay Boost Ends Midwest Truck Strike

Fort Dodge Iowa January 29 Iowa director of Midwest Track Operations Association Gene J Brady says a 10 week strike by drivers in seven midwest states ended with a two year contract. The deal covers 199 truck companies and about 5600 drivers plus 60000 others affected. The contract runs to November 15 1947 with wage renegotiation after year one and was signed by Brady and Karl Keul with A F L representatives. The strike disrupted trucking across Iowa Nebraska Minnesota Missouri Kansas and the Dakotas and service was set to resume today.

Fort Dodge Gene J. Brady Iowa Idwest Track Operations Association Midwest Brady Karl Keul Teamsters, Chauffeurs A.F L Nebraska Minnesota Missouri Kansas Dakotas

RETURNS TO LAWRENCE WITH POWELL ARRIVAL FROM PHILADELPHIA

Col and Mrs Lyle S Powell arrived in Lawrence from Philadelphia where their son Lyle Powell Jr a V-12 student at the University of Pennsylvania resides The colonel on terminal leave from the medical corps expects inactive status about April 15 and to resume his medical practice in Lawrence They plan to live on their farm seven miles southwest of town Powell served 20 months in China and returned last September for treatment He was discharged January 15 from the army hospital in Asheville North Carolina.

Lyle S. Powell Lawrence Philadelphia Lyle 5 Powell University of Pennsylvania Medical Corps Powells China Army Asheville N. C

Henie Sues Topping For Divorce In Chicago

Sonja Henie filed for divorce from Daniel Topping in Chicago Superior Court claiming desertion on January 14 1945 and that he ordered her to go her way with no future support. Topping a New York sportsman known as part owner of the Yankees baseball club and owner of the Yankees football team married Henie July 4 1940 in Chicago weeks after his divorce from Arline Judge.

Chicago Sonja Henie Daniel Topping New York Sportsman Miss Henie Topping New York Yankees

Miss Henie Seeks Name Return After Marriage

In a court filing Miss Henie requests resumption of her maiden surname Henie. The document makes no mention of alimony or financial support in the proceeding.

Henie

Elects a New Board at Social Service League Meeting

The Social Service League elected its board for the year at the annual gathering held in the Social Service building. Reports noted clothing sales totaling 730 dollars and 34 garments made for 21 needy families at no cost, plus 4050 pieces sewn by church women and Mothers' League volunteers for the hospital, with nine churches and the league aiding the effort.

Social Service League Social Service Convalescent Hospital Mra Frank Evans Harner Freath

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