Local Women Attend State WPW Convention in Wichita
Mrs Nelle H Stevens Mrs George Eaton Merle Estes and Peggy Pens attended the state Business and Professional Women's convention at Wichita as delegates from the Chanute club. More than 600 attended sessions with speakers from state and national federations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelle H. Stevens
George Eaton
Merle Estes
Peggy Pens
Business and Professional Women's
Wichita
Chanute Club
Traffic Citations and Oil Well Notices from Daily Transcript
Police report traffic citations for Lew M Snowden of Barston for speeding with $5 bond, John J. Hilliard of Iowa for failing to observe traffic light and no license with $7 bond, Lois Hopson of Kansas City for traffic light violation with $2 bond. Notices filed June 2 to June 6 with the Kansas Corporation Commission list operator names, well locations, and surface pipe amounts for multiple oil and gas drilling projects in Chanute, Erie, Moran, and surrounding areas, including Ayiward Willis and Gordon J. Willis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew M Snowden
Barston
John J. Hilliard
Iowa
Lois Ernestine Hopson
Kansas City
Kansas Corporation Commission
Alien County
Harold Elbert Comradort
Z. R. Burris
Ayiward and
Willis
Chanute
Gordon J. Willis
Ayiward
Willis Et al
West Seventh
Kansas
Squire
Ney
Ol Oued Management Corporation
Chamute
Campbell “R
Chanute Property Management Corporation
Butler & Aldmen
T. B. Boo
Aylward
McFarren
NEBE
T. D
R. Jackson, Moran
Woodson County
G. R Jones
Wichita
Mark Kilby
Shira
Eureka
Oil and gas drilling and property transfers in Kansas and nearby
The record lists multiple oil and gas drilling permits beginning May and June 1958 with companies such as Bishop Exploration, St. Sabinus Oil Company, and Creek Drilling, detailing target sections, trench depths, surface pipe lengths, and rig types. It also records numerous land conveyances in Allen, Humboldt, Iola, Moran, and nearby towns including transfers of single and multiple lots among residents and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson County
St. Sabinws OF Company
Shenandoah
New New SE
Ia. W. Bailey
St. Sabinus Ofl Company
A. W. Baileys
Noble L. Beck
Noble Ofl Company
Wichita
Clege
Everett Lewis
Nicholas Sage
Claytons
Walter Lacey
T. DD
Iola Abstract Co
Ivan EB. Foland
W. C Arthur
Iola Robert J. Brown
J FL McClanihan
Marvy FE McClanahan
Humboldt May W. Deyo
Duane Baxter
Donna Baxter
Guinsberg
Tola Beatty Ray
Allen County
Earl L. Moore
Iola Lee A Reed
Charles M Shellar
Iola Dorothy Cramer
Howard I. Goodner
Faye Louise Goodner
Same
W. J. Goodner
Elsa Townsley
Frank B. Townsley
James G. Goodner
Thomas Orrin Frevere
Richard L. Mailes
Humboldt
John L. Hilliard
Hubert L. Cleaver
B . Iola Tsabelle Miller
Eugene Miller
Eugene B. Miller
Rowland H. Ameson
William F. Weldon
Humboldt Co
Lambeth
Mary P Perkins
John Thomas McCulley
Ella Mae Holloway
Frank Troxer
Frank E Elmore
Moran
Howard J. Robinson
Melvin F. Brandenburg
Ioja
B. EB. Lorance
Alien County
William W. Rogers
Willam W Rogers
Gas
EB. Lorance
Alien Country
Edna M. Bauer
Fred F Tippie
Henry F. Miner
Elemore
Two Western Counties Battle Hopper Control
Two Western Kansas counties reject federal aid for grasshopper spraying. Seward County will fund 800 miles of road ditch and section line spraying at five dollars per running mile, about 1.60 dollars per acre, with the county paying the full cost. Sherman County declines federal pay of one third, citing state law that allows chemical purchase but not application costs, and will seek a legal ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seward County
Liberal
Sherman
Goodland
Kansas
John Anderson Jr
De Gaulle faces Algeria junta over local elections
Paris reports Premier De Gaulle intends to override the Algerian insurgent junta and hold local elections in Algeria next month. He called a cabinet meeting to plan procedures while the All Algeria Committee of Public Safety defied the move and sought a right wing dictatorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
de Gaulle
Algeria
All-Algeria Committee of Public Safety
Corsica
Jacques Massu
Algiers
Raoul Salan
Salan
Pittsburg college graduation notes and local visits
Stark Ruby Smith attended graduation exercises at Pittsburg State College Thursday night. Her son-in-law Jack Hobbs earned a Bachelor of Science and will teach at Cedar Vale High School next year. Janice Michael enters Kansas City hospital for leg surgery after polio in earlier years, with sister Patty staying nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stark
Ruby Smith
Pittsburg State College
Jack Hobbs
Cedar Vale
Janice Michael
Gren. Michael
Kansas City
Janice
Patty
Roy Bass
Paul Doub
Don Taylor
Arthur Carlson
John Bass
Ann
C. L. Bass
Chelsea
Okla
Mas
Bob Maloney
Wichita
Ted Plane
Marjorie Lewis
Bob
Tulsa
Ruby Bass
Jewell Acton
Kentucky Lass Shines in Trans-Miss Golf Opener
In Springfield Missouri AP report 17 year old Sherry Wheeler of Glasgow Kentucky shot par for 16 holes to beat Vicki Pettit Wichita 3 and 2 in the first round of the 28th Women s Trans Mississippi golf tournament. Defending champion Mrs James Ferrie of Gardena California defeated Mrs Stanley Emerson of Dayton Ohio 1 up. Barbara Williams Richmond California and Mrs Paul Dye Jr Indianapolis survived as co medalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Sherry Wheeler
Glasgow
Vicki Pettit
Wichita
James Ferrie
Gardena
Calif
Stanley Emerson
Dayton
Ohio
William Hartson
Jo Anne Gunderson
Kirkland
Wash
Sharon Fladoos
Dubuque
Iowa
Barbara Williams
Richmond
Paul Dye Jr
Indianapolis
Miss Williams
Barbara Slobe
Waukegan
Ill
Frances Rich
Bainbridge, Ga
Harry Henderson Jr
Alexandria, la
Khrushchev comments on Geneva talks for nuclear test bans
Moscow radio quotes Premier Khrushchev saying Russia has not rejected Eisenhower's proposal for a Geneva meeting of experts to discuss ways to check bans on nuclear testing. Eisenhower urges Pan American cooperation and reform in a separate note. In Cyprus Turkish Cypriots renew attacks, killing a Greek Cypriot amid waves of injuries. Cancer Anonymous founder Brian Hessian announces his right lung removal and expresses resolve to live.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Moscow Radio Today
Khrushchev
Russia
Eisenhower
Geneva
Cancer Anonymous
Brian Hessian
Rockets Triumph 15-6 In Four Innings At City Park
The Rockets beat the Cardinals 15 to 6 in four innings of Little League baseball last night at City Park. Pitchers Fred Midcap and Eddie Lindblad led the winning effort with Lindblad also sharing catching duties with David Lindblad. Cardinals’ hurlers Anderson and Britton faced Oyler behind the plate. Heavy storms forced most baseball and softball action to be called off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockets
Cardinals
City Park
Fred Midcap
Eddie Lindblad
Lindblad
David Lindblad
Anderson
Britton
Oyler
Friend Aims for 20 Wins as Pirates Edge Giants
Bob Friend pitched a complete game allowing eight hits and four runs in a 5-4 win over the San Francisco Giants. Orlando Cepeda hit a two run homer for the Giants while R.C. Stevens Bob Skinner and Frank Thomas homered for Pittsburgh. Friends drive for his 20th victory follows his early-season 9th win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SAN Francisco
Pittsburgh
Bob Friend
San Francisco Giants
Orlando Cepeda
R.C. Stevens
Bob Skinner
Frank Thomas
Giants
More Dollars For Farmers Wheat crop seen boosting earnings
Washington AP reports the Agriculture Department forecast a 12 percent rise in wheat earnings from the 1960 crop. The June report projects a yield near the fourth largest on record at 1,271 million bushels, promising higher income for farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Wheat crop surge risks new U S surplus stocks
The Agriculture Department projects an indicated U S wheat crop of about 1 090 600 000 bushels, over a quarter of a billion dollars higher in value than last year if averaging $1 75 per bushel The crop may exceed market demand by roughly 300 million bushels pushing grain into price support stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Ohio State and Texas duel for 440 yard NCAA record
Ohio State star Glenn Davis and Texan Eddie Southern square off in the NCAA quarter mile at Edmunds Field seeking to challenge the world 440 standard of 45.8 set by Jim Lea in 1956 and the NCAA mark of 46.2 by Herb McKenley. Davis has tied 45.8, with Southern about a tenth behind. analysts note bends affect times. Davis, the 1956 Olympic hurdles champion, is noted for his endurance, while Southern also competes in the 100 and 220 yard dashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley
Calif
Ohio State
Glenn Davis
Eddie Southern
Jim Lea
Herb McKenley
Llinvis
Davis
Lea
Edmunds Field
Southern
Ohio prep meet star to run 220 yard low hurdles
An Ohio prep athlete entries the 220 yard low hurdles and faces strong rivals including Davis and Southern while Bob McMurray of Morgan State, Keith Gardner of Nebraska, George Kerr, and Jack Herman of California provide tough competition as last year’s winner McMurray clocked 46.8 seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Davis
Southern
Bob McMurray
Morgan State
Keith Gardner
Nebraska
Illinois
George Kerr
California
Jack Herman
Leaders Plan Drive For the Library Funds
Kansas business and professional leaders convened to plan a $100000 drive to complete funding for the Eisenhower Presidential Library. Gov. George Docking and Harry Darby co chair the effort as Abilene raises $25000 toward the quota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson, Kas
Kansas
Eisenhower Presidential Library
George Docking
Republican National
Darby
Docking
Oilmen praised for disposing of wastes protecting water
In Topeka AP reports the Kansas oil industry was praised for disposing of oil field wastes in a way that protects fresh water supplies. Dwight Metzler, chief engineer for the State Board of Health and chairman of its oil field advisory committee, said progress was noted between January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Dwight Metzler
State Board of Health
Legislative actions tighten oil field waste rules in 1957
By May 31 only 5.2 percent of oil fields lacked adequate brine disposal. All such fields have begun or completed cleanup measures. The 1957 Legislature passed acts to protect fresh water from oil field wastes, and progress was reviewed Tuesday by the advisory committee.
India to Blame if Commies Win
Dr. Eddy Asiratham acting president of Ranchi College tells a Wichita civic club that a Communist victory in India would reflect not on Russia or America but on India's own government failures. He cites inefficiency corruption nepotism and lack of social justice as core issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita, Kas
India
Eddy Asiratham
Ranchi College
Wichita
Kansan Named Dean of Western Reserve Law School
Edgar King a Logan Kansas native will become dean of Western Reserve University's School of Law in July. The 44 year old succeeds Dr Fletcher Reed Andrews and has taught at Reserve since 1946 after earlier posts at Kansas City Louisville and naval service in World War II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Edgar King
Logan, Kas
Western Reserve University
School of Law
King
Fletcher Reed Andrews
University of Kansas City
University of Louisville
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Royal Tires
Glen's Tire
S. Santa Fe
Santa Fe
Ronald Haller
Benedict
Cleveland, C
Lincoln School of Welding
Chanute Junior College
Pearl Antram
Alma_ Izzard
David
Stella Antram Audibert
Greggton
Tex
Lucille Chappel
Jess Chappel
Everett Olson
Patricia
Connie
Debbie
Grant
Garden Grove
John McCall
Harry Johnson
Earl Morgan
Gene Bilyeu
J. C. Couch
Francis Meeker
VFW
Salina
Couch
Third District
Daily Transcript
Seashe County
Erie
Birowey
Holmen & Casady
Paul Casadys
Bishop Exploration Company
Walnut
BE. PD. Buck
Western Counties
Associated Press
Pearl Defenbaugh
Bertha Ligget
Indiana
Gail Beggs
Lewis Beggs
Chanute Hospital
Stark Consolidated
Kentucky
Global Briefs
Orld Briefs
Rio DE Janeiro
United States
Americas
Juscelino Kubitschek
Nicosia
Cyprus
Turkish Cyprots
McCuNe
McCune Clothing CO
Don C, McCune
Calvert
Bae Ue
Kenmore
Sears, Roebuck & Co
W. Main
Kansan
Western Reserve
Mommy
H.P
Craftsman
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