Heavy salvaging due in railroads threatens losses
Washington June 15 A B H Meyer of the interstate commerce commission warned the United States faces the greatest railroad salvaging in history unless carriers' status changes. He dissented from a decision denying Associated Railways permission to acquire and dismember bankrupt Minneapolis and St. Louis, arguing abandonment and reorganization will come with higher future losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
A.B. H. Meyer
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
I.C.C
Associated Railways Company
Minneapolis & St. Louis Railroad
Meyer
St. L
Associated Railways
Iowa
Minnesota
South Dakota
Senate
House
J. Roosevelt
Congress
D. C
Kansas approves new oil well spacing rule
Topeka June 15 the Kansas corporation commission issued its first well spacing order under a new oil regulation. The rule limits Zenith spool in Stafford county to one well per 10 to 20 acre tract aiming to curb excessive drilling and ensure fair share of oil for small owners. A dissenting member named Ho- opposes the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
VPI
Kansas Corporation Commission
Zenith Spool
Stafford County
E. R. Sloan
Hoch Questions Commission Proration on Acreage Basis
Mer Hoch, a commission member, questioned the agency’s authority to prorate production based on acreage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mer Hoch
Commission
Osborn Family Hosts Then Guests and Club News
McLouth reports Mr. and Mrs. Orville Osborn hosted Sunday guests including Alvin Nitherton and family and John Ahrens of Kansas City plus Eldon Cox and Fred Cox with son Winchester and Ernest Gilbert family from Oskaloosa and William White. Mrs. William Hardin and three children of Prattsville Ark visited relatives. West Side club met June 1 with fourteen members. George Meyer joined. Next meeting at Victor Edmonds home with Mrs. Edmonds hosting. Mrs. Nelle Hendrix of Kansas City visited several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Osborn
Alvin Nitherton
John Ahrens
Kansas City
Eldon Cox
Topeka
Fred Cox
Winchester
Ernest Gilbert
Oskaloosa
William White
William Hardin
Prattsville
Ark
John Daily
West Side Club
George Meyer
Victor Edmonds
Edmonds
Nelle Hendrix
D. K. Dick
Arkansas City
William Smith
Wilbur Petrie
William Harding
Charles Beech
Oliver Beech
McLouth
Eagle Cemetery
Professor Brammel
Oliver
Grover Thompson
Lansing
Walter Pennington
Ed Rainwater
Lexington
Arthur Meegaha
Birmingham
Ala
Helen Pearson
W. R. Coulson
Janet Coulson
Belton
Tex
Janet
Lindenwood College
St. Charles
Hollis Lobb
Roy Lobb
F. P. White
Frank Thomas
Lawrence
Thomas
K.A
G. M. Casebier
Casebier
C. A. Davis
Seattle
Wash
Trowbridge
Don Miller
Jimmie
Fort Scott
Okla
Allen Casebier
John Cass
Arkansas
Cass
California
Herman Ashworth
Buffalo
William Wyatt
Harold McHenry
Leslie Meyer
Miss Hayward
McHenry
Milton Nickels
H. W. Steeper
Arthur Megaha
K.U
Mildred Noyes
Long Beach
Calif
May Dick
William Harker
S. H. Bales
Estle Bales
McLouth High School
Tra Brammel
Gensler Edmonds
William Edmonds
Doris
Earl Richardson
Mavis
Walter Bradford
Louise
Harold Gilbert
Mildred Baer
Rachel Knox
Charles
Prof
Brammel
Arthur Denny
Martin Crider
Herman Hardy
Paola
F. J. Tarr
Tulsa
Lois and
Dorothy Tarr
Sand Springs
State Lake
Sylvia Tarr
Grant Woodhead
W. T. Edmonds
Jess
Will
Leonard
Wy Edmonds
Lois Stites
Ed Grace
Manion
Ruby Stevenson
Richard
E. J. Murphy
Woodston
Kan
Perry Knowlton
Boise
Ida
L. L. Davison
Missionary Society of the United Brethren Church
Ena White
America
Jay Bond
Hutchinson
Amon Ashworth
Hesse
J. W. Shrader
Milton
Nickels
Earl Chapman
W. O. Henry
Lloyd Shoemaker
John Willets
William Shrader
Ed Moore
Daryl
Kansas
United Brethren Church
Arthur Ward
E. C. Steeper
Johns Hopkins
Baltimore
Missing Student Found in Galveston Texas
William E. Higdon 18, a former Kansas City engineering student, was located in Galveston after a disappearance of more than one week. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. John C. Higdon of Kansas City, Mo., say they suspect amnesia and expect his return immediately per his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William FE. Higdon
K. U
Galveston
Tex
Kansas City
John C. Higdon
Higdon
Jayhawk 4-H Club Holds June Meeting at Roll Home
The Jayhawk 4-H girls met Tuesday June 14 at Eunice Elvera and Lorraine Roll home. Roll call covered dress materials while Mrs Reed demonstrated measuring ingredients for baking. Delia Reed spoke on daily food for anyone and Pauline Hayden with Eunice Roll demonstrated pattern fitting. Refreshments followed and wardrobe sheets for clothing projects began. The next meeting is set for Tuesday June 28 at Virginia and Betty Mae Shultz home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jayhawk 4-H
Jayhawk 4-H Club
Eunice
Elvera
Lorraine Roll
Mrs. Reed
Delia Reed
Pauline Hayden
Eunice Roll
Virginia
Betty Mae Shultz
Kelsey Enters Race Against Lambertson in 1st District
James B. Kelsey of Leavenworth files as Republican candidate for the 1st district congres sional nomination. He will oppose incumbent W P Lambertson in the primary scheduled for June 15 in Topeka.
Community Notes From McLouth Area Obituaries and Visits
A long list of local social notes covers funerals, visits, and family events around McLouth during the week. Charles Beech and S. H. Bales obituaries are noted, with services in Eagle Cemetery and Lawrence respectively. Residents and guests from Kansas City and surrounding towns vacationed, attended graduations, or joined church activities.
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Stafford
Buena Vista Peak
Yosemite
H. O. Collier
TWA
William E. Higdon
M. R
6Th
Mass
Bray Ry
George Grace
Betty
Allene
Clara
Ray Jeffers
Leroy Grace
Gage Park
Esther Walker
Oceanside, Cal
P. H. Woodard Leslie Welch
9Th and
Mission Orange
FOR
Wi USA
Amany Hay Lever
Green Bros. Hardware Appliances
Mass. St
NORGE
Rollator Refrigerator
Ee Ana
Western Auto
Courtney Bratton
Voris Morrison
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