Rocky Mountain oil conference debates Hoover order
Governors and industry leaders from Colorado Utah Wyoming California Oklahoma and Texas gathered in a Hoover oil conference in Colorado Springs to discuss an interstate compact to curb production while debates over foreign oil imports and a possible federal role dominated the session. Oklahoma and California officials voiced caution about a binding compact while Colorado and Kansas pressed for a mechanism under federal supervision or rescission of the Hoover order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gelorado Springs
Colo
Juheau
Hoover
R Ocky
Governors’ Conference
Rocky Mountain
E Woodward
Mark L. Requa
Requa
Wilbur
Stanford University
New York
Texas
Oklahoma
California
Pat Malloy
Fred Stevenot
Natural Resources of
Colorado
Robert Winbourne
Utah
W. R. Wallace
Montanas
Wyoming
Erickson and
Emerson
Clyde Reed
Kansas
Interstate’ Oil Commission
Orameéce Commission
State gets warmest day in Kansas history
Topeka reports the warmest day of the year with highs around 90s statewide and 100 degrees at Liberal and Macksville. Forecaster predict partly cloudy skies, possible thundershowers in extreme east, cooler tonight and Wednesday. No major rainfall reported. Solomon River at Niles measured 24.6 feet, river expected to fall by morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Federal Weather Bureau
Mercury
Liberal
Macksville
Solomon River
Niles
S. D- Flora
Slight Decline in U S Oil Output Report
Tulsa reports a slight drop in the estimated average daily production of light and heavy gravity oil in the United States for the week ending June 8, down 2 181 barrels from June 1. The Oil and Gas Journal lists the total at 2 717 542 barrels per day. Leadville residents face sentencing after challenging U S Bonito laws, with Judge Foster Symes ordering six years in prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
United State
Oil “and Gas Journal
Leadville
Colo
United States
Health department moved to new quarters in city hall
The city health department was moved from its former offices to the quarters near Station No 2 and the old city hall building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
City ‘Health Department
Venezuelan filibusters repulsed at Coro Venezuela
Venezuelan filibusters kidnapped the governor of Coro and attacked the town in Falcon state. General Gabriel Lacle, commander of the Coro garrison, was seriously wounded and died later. Civilian defense aided by residents repelled the attackers. several were killed wounded or captured.
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Caracas
Venzuela
Gui‘acao
Coro
Falcon
el. Nuevo Diario
Gomez
Gar ‘Son
Assa
Gabriel Lacle
Boats Held Fast in Ice Off Newfoundland Coast
In St John New Brunswick June 12 AP reports heavy ice along the northeast Newfoundland coast. The Earl of Devon and several fishing schooners were trapped as the Clyde turned back near Notre Dame Bay. Seven vessels attempting the Labrador outside passage were frozen in sight of shore amid numerous icebergs and unusual ice conditions.
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St. John
Earl of Devon
Johns
Newfoundland
Clyde
Tilt Cove
Notre Dame Bdy
Belle Isle
Labrador
Cabot Island
Bong
Carlton Coll College to Fill Alter's Place Head Post
Harold F Balmer will join the University of Kansas as head of astronomy next year during Prof Dinsmore Alter's research abroad. Balmer, a Carlton College faculty member from Northfield Minnesota and Toronto University graduate, served in the Canadian aviation service in WWI after time at Lick Observatory. Alter, holder of Guggenheim fellowship, sails to London August 24 for next year. Pre natal clinic run by Dr J B Henry will be held Wednesday 2 to 4 pm in the Watkin s Building city health department rooms. Police pulled in a Ford roadster at Twelfth and Oread yesterday evening.
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Harold F. Balmer
iGarlton College
Northfield
Minnis
University of Kansas
Dinsmore’ Alter
Balmet
Toronto University
Li Lickobderestery
Carlton College
Canadian Aviation Service
Alter
Guggenheim Reach
London
J. B. Henry
City ‘Health Department
Watkins Building
New
City Hall
Lawrence Area Social Roundup From Stony Point Notes
Last week and this week items list residents visiting, shopping, and social calls in Lawrence and Baldwin. Names include Mr and Mrs Martin Holcom and Helen, Bruce, Fred Griffis family, Harold Roe and son, J D Cripe, Anna Cripe, Clarence Griffit and Bernice, P E Reusch, John Dailey, D A Wray, Robert Norment of St Joseph Missouri, with parties visiting homes and attending graduations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Holcom
Helen
Bruce
Fred Griffis
Harold Roe
Dave Wray
Ernest
Lawrence
J. D
John .Dailey
DJ A. Wray
P. E. Reusch
John Dailey
D. A. Wray
P.E. Reusch
Robert Norment
St. Joe
Missouri
Desoto Community Notes Highlight Messy Farmers News
Local itemogy details busy social week in Desoto with farm reports on corn planting haying wheat and oats. Visitors include Johanna Griffis Miss Nina Woodworth and Marguerite Morse. A large road opening celebration drew about a thousand attendees despite bad weather and featured Chauncey Little Ed Bradshaw and local band. Chicken thefts impacted Mrs. W H Bakers and Gus Miller households during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Boone
Kai City
DeSoto
Bonner Springs
Linwood
Chauncey B. Little
Olathe
Ed Bradshaw
Alberta Taylor
W. H. Baker
Social News Notes from DeSoto and Nearby
DeSoto and surrounding area residents are shown visiting relatives in Kansas City Shawnee Lenexa and Lawrence. Joyful reunions include Mr and Mrs David Jewett and daughter with Mrs E R Horn of Gardner and many travelers visiting kin and attending events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Jewett
E.R. Horn
Gardner
A.‘T. Broveakaridj
H. B. Scott
Shawnee
Helena
Tony ‘Nesselhas
Kansas
Mae Nattles
Ian
Clark
Florence
Althea Davison
Earl Ross
August
Ross
Ross Deister
Warlie
Hallester
Park College
Parkville
J. A. Reynolds
Alonzo Ambler
Hesper
Fred Warsop
Louis Warsops
Joseph Hamillin
Kansas City
Clarence Hodge
John Hensen
Emma Williams
Jean Martin
Lucile Phillips
Belk Menorial Hospital
Ella. Horne
Lawrence
Horne
Wesley Coker
Local residents take trips and visits amid travel chatter
Mrs H B Wilbur of Kansas City returned from a Florida trip with other southern visits. Mrs Handley and Mr Handley plan travel before moving into a new home. Charles Hundley sold his Bonner Springs barber shop and will spend time in De Soto with family. Neal Handleton of Lincoln County is reportedly moving to a new residence as well.
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C. W. Morse
Fred Leavite
Kansas City
Lee Carroll
Leeneeta Carroll
Avee
Kansas
Harry E. Miller
Lenexa
S. W. Halderman
Kenneth
Lawrence
K. U
Chrissie Smith
Mamié-Rice
Dolén. Martin
St. Benedict’s College
Aitchison
Bertram Rogers
Copeland
Ed. Bradshaw
Mae Gordon
DeSoto
Wesley ‘Reynolds
Beulah Reynolds
Ernest Sigman
Miz
Edwin Parker
Walter Osborne
Ralph Harbison
Friends
Prairie Center
Fred Gordon
Frank Golder
Inez
Osborne
Mervon
Fairfax Field
C. B. Astrock
Guy V. Longstreth
J. B.‘Hymer
Herbert
Sheldon
Lloyd Chambers
Lindium
H.B. Wilbur
Florida
Neal
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Rocky Moutain
State
Carlton Coll College
Twelfth and
Oread Avenue
Stony Point
Rs. Normant
John, Dailey
Aray
Tra Flory
High Prairie
Johanna Griffis
Frida
Toad
Hte J
Jean
Dorothy Martin
Don Martin
Clarence Demming
Minnie
Demming
A. T. Broveakani
Tonganoxie
A. G. Naylor
Fred Tobler and Sons
John M. ‘Whitelaw
Hampton
N.Y
N.C. Scott
Juanita
Jack Adams
Louise Jewett
Kansas” City
Philip Kearney
Robert Osborne
B. M. Osborne
L. R. Penner
DE Soto
Pater
Eve Southern
Kisogram
Hoot Gibson
Robert Bosch
N. H
Auto Electric CO
General Electric
General
All-Steel
Kennedy Plumbing Co
Arsit
Waltert Huston
Heviewswords
Maurice Chevalier
Paris
Louise
the Varsity
Feopen
Ward's
Lybrand
Ross Bros. and
Montgomery
Accounstants
Tobacco Company
Tagot
American Tobacco
Coastao
WN. B
F. Lucky
Iratisaia
Richard DIX
Helen Kane Victor
Rly
Charlie King
Broadway
Ane
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