Boost in Daily Oil Output Asked
Kansas oil conservation director T A Morgan urged raising January daily allowable crude output to 340000 barrels. Hearing before the Kansas Corporation Commission took his recommendation under advisement as the highest ever considered. Morgan cited January nominations at 293450 barrels daily, 768 above December, while Bureau of Mines projects demand at 346000, up 3000 from December. He noted no refinery distress and dwindling above ground storage in the Mid-Continent area with Texas at 122484000 barrels, Oklahoma 21261000, Kansas 8013000, Illinois-Indiana 8542000.
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Wichita
Kansas
T. A. Morgan
Kansas Corporation Commission
Morgan
Bureau of Mines
Bureau of Mine
Mid-continent
Texas
Olahoma
Illinois-Indiana
More Students In Kansas Jucos Increase Forecast
Coffeyville College dean Karl M. Wilson reports a Kansas public junior college enrollment rise of about 50 percent over 15 years. The survey of 12 colleges shows capacity for 10,000 to 12,000 students with current facilities, up from 5,000 this term. Deans plan faculty expansion and greater use of buildings as enrollments grow.
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Coffeyville
Kansas Junior College
Karl M. Wilson
Coffeyville College
Wilson
Kansas Public Junior College Assn
Kansas
Youngster Helps Mommy After Phone Call In Pueblo
In Pueblo Colorado a boy, Charles Finkenstadt, 212, could not dial the phone but pressed through to alert an operator. Firefighters traced the call and rushed to the home where Mrs Virginia Finkenstadt lay unconscious. She was revived with oxygen and taken to a hospital for observation.
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Pueblo
Colo
Charles Finkenstadt
Virginia Finknstadt
Charles
State Plans Crackdown On Tax Enforcement
Kansas revenue director Neil L. Teedman announced a tighten enforcement of compensating use and other taxes. Ports of entry will check trucks with large shipments into the state as part of the effort.
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Topeka F
Kansas
Revenue
Neil L. Teedman
Record-Number of Kansas Corporations Chartered
TOPEKA A record number of Kansas corporations were formed this year according to Secretary of State Paul Shanahan. Through December 27, 1,312 Kansas corporations were chartered, up 275 from the previous peak. Foreign corporations authorized to do business totaled 377, vs 291 last year.
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Topeka
Kansas
Paul Shanahan
Shanahan
Four To Guide New Congress Four To Guide New Congress
The new session opens with four key leaders. Sam Rayburn 73 longtime Speaker leads the House. Lyndon B Johnson 44 Texas Democrat is Senate Democratic leader. Joseph W Martin Jr represented Massachusetts Republicans as House leader and former Speaker. William F Knowland 47 California Republican tops the Senate GOP. They face a presidential election year tasks.
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Washington
Congress
Capitol Hill
Sam Rayburn
House
Lyndon B. Johnson
Rayburn
Texas
Senate
Joseph W. Martin Dr
Massachusetts
William F. Knowland
GOP
Ashby and Kezum Families Home for Holidays
Dighton news notes multiple local families spending Christmas in various cities. Russel Chezum visits Davenport. Blanche McKelvey and mother join relatives in Detroit. Leo Brown and Dean visit Oscar Link. Hampgenes visit Dodge City. Forpahl family in Lakin. von Leonred kin host over Christmas. Edna Peechaner moving to Hutchinson. Lantz home in Newton hosts Owen group. Showalter visit Rose Hill. Jerry Cook family with Kuykendalls in Osage City. Kirby spends Christmas in Altus, Oklahoma. Frantz families in Chicago. Powell shopping in Garden City. Kaisers in Salina. Tarsons in Topeka and Monta Vista. Mary Major at Wheatcroft home. Don Hale and Donna in Scott City. Shulls and Spurgeon Smith family visits.
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Dighton
Russel Chezum
Davenport
Iowa
Joe Hanna
Burl Cheezum
Russel
Blanche McKelvey
Detroit
Mich
Roy Ronayne
Leo Brown
Dean
Oscar Link
Dodge City
Floyd Hampgen
Lakin
Leo Forpah
Demo
George von Leonred
von Leonred
Edna Peechaner
Hutchinson
Newton
Walter Lantz
Dean Owen
P. D. Owen
Harold Fagerquist
Mae Owen
Marion Thomas
Earl Showalter
Rose Hill
Jerry Cook
Dean Kuyken
Chicago
Frank Frantz
Ill
Shannon Lee
Max Edmunson
Edmunson
Shirley Frantz
Garden City
George Powell
Florine
Pattie
Mary Beth Haines
Leo Kaiser
Salina
Bill Tarson
Topeka
Monta Vista
Calo
Harry Ashby
Charles Alphin
California
Mary Major
Edd Wheatcroft
Don Hale
Donna
Scott City
Pete Shull
Rey Boone
Spurgeon Smith
Eugene
Dre
Clarence Smith
Irvan Brower
Amy
Federal Agencies Asked To Explain Censorship
A House committee probing government information policies plans hearings on an attitude in some agencies that the public has little right to know what is going on. Chairman Moss disclosed four agencies were asked to explain why they use the term confidential to restrict circulation of nondefense information. An executive order from Dec 15, 1953 limited confidential classification mainly to defense material.
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Washington
House
Moss
Calif
New Way To Shrink Painful Piles Found
Science reports a new healing substance Bio-Dyne discovery aiding shrinkage of hemorrhoids with pain relief without surgery. Case after case shows actual reduction and praise like piles ceasing to be a problem. Preparation H available as suppository or ointment. money back guarantee.
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New York, N. Y
Monay
U.S
Alabama Fined for Illegal Recruiting Across SEC
The University of Alabama was fined 1000 dollars for illegal recruiting of athletes under the SEC grant in aid code. SEC Commissioner Bernie Moore announced the penalty, coming soon after a similar 1000 dollar fine against Auburn. The action cited Richard Rush as part of the questioned activities.
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Birmingham
Ala
University of Alabama
SEC
Bernie Moore
Auburn
Moore
Alabama
Richard Rush
Town Alabama football star reports gifts from alumni group
A town Alabama high school football star told officials that four Alabama alumni and friends provided him a suit and overcoat, a tie, a television set, and 28 dollars and 40 cents in cash. The disclosures detail gifts received from supporters amid ongoing inquiries.
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Town
Ala
Alabama
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