Oil Association's Headquarters in Eastern Kansas
The Eastern Kansas Oil and Gas Association is centered at 205 W. Main with Edd Noland as president. The group has several hundred members including oil and gas producers royalty owners equipment suppliers and other petroleum industry firms and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Kansas Oil & Gas Association
W. Main
Edd Noland
Consolidated Oil Well Services
Kansas
Chanute
National Guard
Noland
Mack Crossfield
Independence
Bob Winterscheid
Gridley
Chuck Chauncey
A. H
Bud) Alcock
Utilities Assessment Reductions in Kansas Tax Appeals
Six public utilities in Kansas won tax assessment reductions totaling 6.77 million dollars from the outgoing State Board of Tax Appeals. The board cut values for Natural Gas Pipeline Co and Kaneb Pipe Line Co among others, while C W and D S O rural electric cooperatives had their appeals denied. A new five member board will replace the three member panel next Tuesday, with Governor Docking to appoint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
State Board of Tax Appeals
Harold Kensington
Dan H. Myers
Manhattan Republican
Sam Brookover
Eureka Republican
Robert Docking
Natural Gas Pipeline Co
Kaneb Pipe Line Co
Cunningham Telphone Co
Kansas State Telephone Co
Producers Pipe Line Co
Twin Valley Telephone Inc
Teen Contest Entries Open for Miss American Teen Ager
Teen-age girls in Kansas and Missouri between 13 and 17 may enter state preliminaries for the 10th Miss American Teen Ager contest. The Miss Kansas Teen-Ager and Miss Missouri Teen-Ager finals are set for Kansas City on August 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Kansas
Missouri
Kansas City
Ward Parkway
Banks Address Oil Loan Risks and Stabilization
W G Bodley of the Bank of Commerce and Mahlon Morley of First National Bank discussed oil venture financing. They agreed oil lending is high risk and that the value of oil properties becomes clear only when produced. Both noted financing has leveled off and its duration remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Bodley
Bank of Commerce
Mahlon Morley
First National Bank
Bodley
Morley
Underground oil shale fire unlocks vast reserves in situ
The Bureau of Mines cites underground fire as a method to crack and burn oil bearing rock 70 to 90 feet deep to extract shale oil without mining. If successful, in situ retorting could cut costs on federal lands in Colorado Utah and Wyoming. A Wyoming Sweetwater site reportedly produced oil without mining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bureau of Mines
Bureau
Colorado
Utah
Wyoming
Sweetwater County
Wyo
Bit
Wheat Harvest Estimate Stands Despite Wet Weather
AP reports Kansas crop specialist J E Pallesen confirms the 298 million bushels harvest estimate for Kansas wheat remains unchanged. He notes rains hinder ripening but cool cloudy weather aids kernel filling, while overly wet conditions can cause kernels to shrivel if heads are ripe. Early harvest suggests yield is as good or better than estimated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Riment
Pallesen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Oil Association's
Tribune
Owl Creek
Frankfort
Wichita Oil
Wichita
Koch Industries of
Atlas Petroleum Ltd
Nassau
Bahamas
Koch
Atlas
J.E. Pallesen
Crop Reporting Service
RADIO
W. 14Th St
Chanute, Kansas
Pipe & Supply
Wichita, Kansas
Ron and
Dean Sutcliffe
Sutcliffe Pipe and Supply
Jerry L. Phillips
Oil & Industrial Supply
North Santa Fe
MGR
Richard A. Wells
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