Oil and Gas Outlook for 1957 From Washington
Washington officials forecast a strong 1957 for oil and gas with rising demand for crude and natural gas. Russell Brown of IPAA cautions about price trends, saying the year could bring great opportunities but offers no definite price predictions. Some oil men anticipate higher crude prices and broader cost increases across the supply chain.
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Waslington
Washington
Ff Byrieve
Talovior Department
Russell Brown
Brown
Petrofount Assi of America
IPAA
Ail
Congressman Doubts New States Coming
Washington Nebraskan A Tei Miller ranking member of the House Aiterney Committee doubts Hawaii or Alaska will win statehood in the next Congress session. He previously favored admission for both but now cites opposition. He notes Senate hearings raised questions and criticizes Alaska and Hawaii voters for electing multiple lawmakers to Washington.
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Washington
Rep
A. Tei Miller
Nebraska
House
Aiterney
Hve
Hawaii
Alika
Miller
Senate
State Chamber Seeks 12000 Jobs Annually for Kansas
The State Chamber of Commerce aims to create 12,000 jobs each year for ten years to match population growth. Managers, executives, and an advisory council urged an intensive study of methods to generate employment and foster a favorable climate for continued Kansas economic development.
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Topeka
State Chamber of Commerce
State Chamber
Miamager
Wilker
Kasas
Monthly Draft Call Cut to 14,000 Men
The Defense Department reduced its February draft quota to 14,000 men, down from 28,000 in the prior four months. Officials said the smaller number reflects the February short month and anticipated gains in January and February. The cumulative draft total under peacetime conscription reaches 2,166,490 men.
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Washington
Worry Clinic story winner at K State sorority contest
Marjorie Roark Vanderweide, a Kansas State College music senior from Atchison, won the prize in a national Kappa Phi Methodist Women’s sorority contest for her song What Hast Thou in Thy Hand. She is daughter of Mr and Mrs Basil Roark of Atchison. her husband Joe Vanderweide is also from Atchison and a junior in architecture at K State.
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Manhattan
Kas
Kansas State College
Atchison
Kappa Phi
Methodist
Marjorie Roark Vanderweide
Basil Roark
Joe IT. Vanderweide
Reignentia
eM-rchitecture
K-State
Jvelope
Saelephone
Unfinished Duties By Dr George W Crane
Dr George W Crane advises busy husbands and wives to write brief problem letters before counseling, organize tasks, and place writing materials within reach. He argues outlining duties sharpens focus, boosts daily output, and reduces wasted time through planned routines and controlled surroundings.
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George W. Crane
John W
Dr. Crane
Lowell
Lonce
Largest Fire Rages Downtown Philadelphia District
A massive five hour blaze tore through Philadelphia's heart near the shopping district drawing 360 firefighters. Fire Chief George E. Hink called it the worst in 36 years with three injuries and twelve hospitalized from smoke, but no deaths.
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Philadelphia
Central
George E. Hink
News Veteran Dies in Providence Area Career Tribute
Jon Brown, 70, longtime editor publisher of the Providence Journal and Bulletin and founder of the American Press Institute, died Saturday in Tucson, Arizona. he shaped regional journalism through decades of editorial leadership and industry work.
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Providence
R. I
it-Sevel
Jon Brown
The
Providence Jour
ya-Bulletin
Themerican Press Institute
Tucson
Ariz
Wrong Turn Kansas Data in New Industrial Booklet
Knoville Tennessee topeka UM a new 44 page publication describes industrials in the state. The Kansas Industry and Trade Development Commission completed the booklet to help promoters locate plants and answer frequently asked questions. A woman was fined $25 in City Court when police testified she had 14 half gallon jars of moonshine in her yard.
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Per Knoville
Tenn
al Topeka UM
iStrect
Kansas Indus
Kansas Industries
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Mayrath
Briggs-Stratton
Blackmore
Wise
Kenmore
Church of the Brethren
C. D. Durbin
John Collins
Pete Collins
Penney
Panney
Gannon Guest
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Penney Savings
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