Kansas sets January crude oil allowable at 302 500 Bbls daily
The Kansas Corporation Commission approved a 302 500 barrels per day allowable for January matching December. Assistant conservation director John P. Roberts said crude purchaser nominations averaged 302 876 bpd, up 3 864 bpd from December estimates. Bureau of Mines forecast next month at 315 000 bpd. December storage reported at 9 246 000 barrels. Other states show varied changes.
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Wichita
Kansas
Kansas Corporation Commission
John P. Roberts
Roberts
Bureau of Mines
Illinois-Indiana
Oklahoma
Texas
Recommendation on Allowable Production for Class D Wells
A report recommends granting normal allowables in most special order fields. In fields with S acres spacing, wells should receive basic allowables plus 25 barrels per day. The proposal covers 25 barrel time production in producing wells within class D fields and notes non prorated norms for typical wells.
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Roberts
Crooner Bing Crosby Hospitalized After Abdominal Pain
Bing Crosby, 57, was hospitalized in San Francisco after complaints of abdominal pains following a dinner party. He and his wife Kathy arrived at St Joseph's Hospital around 12 15 a m and hospital officials said the ailment was not yet diagnosed and no release plans were set.
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San Francisco
Bing Crosby
Crosby
Kathy
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Small celebration planned for 108th birthday
A small celebration is planned today for Mrs. Fannie Wilson of Potwin Kansas who turns 108. Her cousin William Caywood of El Dorado will bring a birthday cake as she marks more than a century of life after teaching until 1899 and years of civic work before a hip fracture led to hospitalization at Allen Memorial Hospital three years ago.
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EL Dorado, Kas
Fannie Wilson
Potwin
Kas
Allen Memorial Hospital
Thayer Club News Highlights Christmas Meeting
Thayer area notes share the December Reading Club at Mrs. Perie Palmer with a Christmas turkey dinner and gifts for Pareons Training school children. Elk Creek Farmerettes enjoy a Christmas dinner. officers elected and a fund gift approved. Community members visit, illness, deaths, and Christmas travel studiously noted along with family news and local gatherings.
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Pareons
H. E. Anderson
Kenneth George
Powers
Fred Hill
Wesley Anderson
Bethlehem
Jane
Harold Umbarger
Elk Creek
Kleingenberg
Fickel
Emil Seward
Martin McFarland
George Neely
Carl Trim
J. S. Bert
Co-Operative House Fund
Melvin Trim
Winter Storms Sweep Rockies Close Highways Across Three States
A cold front and winds up to 97 mph whipped the northern Rockies causing highway closures in three states. Montana suffered the strongest winds with snowslides closing major routes in western Wyoming. Colorado saw signs blown over and two light planes overturned on runways near Denver with no serious injuries. Loveland Pass near Denver shut at 11 992 feet as snow and wind created dangerous conditions. Lightning disrupted Helena telephone service and damaged a home. The day also brought light snow across northern areas from Montana to the Great Lakes and New York to New England as regions begin winter. Manitoba lies largely forested rock and lakes.
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Rockies
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
Denver
Loveland Pass
Helena
Mont
Livingston
Dakotas
Upper Great Lakes
Michigan
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
New England
Indonesia Rejects Self Determination in West New Guinea
President Sukarno reiterated Indonesia will not accept self determination for West New Guinea. He ordered armed forces ready to invade if Dutch rule continues and called for a transfer of power from The Hague to Jakarta as the basis for any negotiations.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Sukarno
West New Guinea
West Irian
Dutch Cabinet splits on negotiating path with Indonesia
The Hague AP reports a Dutch Cabinet divided over how to handle talks with Indonesia over West New Guinea. Foreign Minister Luns and Interior Minister Toxopeus favor bilateral talks only if Papuan self-determination is granted, while three right-wing members push for talks without conditions.
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Hague
Netherlands
Indonesia
Sukarno
West New Guinea
Joseph M. A. H. ‘Luns
Edzo Toxopeus
Papu
Netherlands East Indies
Third Man Arrested in Embezzling Case
FBI arrests Joseph W. Barnes 25 head teller at First Pennsylvania Banking & Trust Co. Balti more Ave branch on embezzlement charges. He allegedly stole about 374000 over 10 months to fund gambling on horse races and athletic events. Day after, two tavern operators tied to the scheme were seized.
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Philadelphia
FBI
Barnes
Baltimore Av
First Pennsylvania Banking & Trust Co
Joseph W. Barnes
John KR. Daly
Robert McDevitt
Party Invitation Is Finally Delivered
Jim Barnes a 13 year old from Nashville Tennessee received his party invitation by a phone call arranged by an employee of the North Carolina Department of Administration. George Shotwell also 13 from Nashville was the host of the party slated for Saturday night. Noah Sites an Administration employee coordinated the call after considering mail and deciding a long distance call would ensure delivery.
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Raleigh, N.C
Jim Barnes
Nashville
Tenn
North Carolina Department of Administration
George Shotwell
Noah Sites
Department of Administration
Sites
Jim
George
Stiletto Heels Barred From Church
A Church of England minister in Oxford barred stiletto heels from his 11th century church. The Rev. Oscar de Berry said he was tired of sharp pointed heels punching holes in the floor and prohibited them during services and visits.
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Oxford, England
Oscar de Berry
McNamara accused of unfairness toward reserve units
The Reserve Officers Association charged Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara with unfair treatment of the nation's reservists and families. It cited downgraded reserve consideration and opaque Pentagon decision methods, while a Defense Department statement defended the reserve system's importance to national defense.
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Tribune
Washington
Reserve Officers Association
Robert S. McNamara
Pentagon
Congress
Defense Department
Association
McNamara
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Dean Stipp
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Mike
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Charles Payne
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Glenn
Rock OF Ages
Williams Monument
Broadway
Lola, Kansas
Caldwell & Son
S. Santa Fe
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Associated Press
Manitoba
Canada
the Tribune
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U.S
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Daly
Furia
Peace On
Earth
L. D. Hunter
Orley's Cafe
Clark M. Fleming and
Charles
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Fleming and Forsyth
Legal
South Main
For All
Allerry Ghisinas
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