Nation would need vast oil output to match past production
Wichita AP statistician W K Cadman compiles figures on U S oil since 1859. He notes the United States produced about 16.6 billion of the 25.7 billion world total, and sketches dramatic conversions and future needs like 16.6 billion barrels in 17 years to sustain 10 year averages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
W. K. Cadman
United States
Oil Creek
Cadman
Crater Lake
Missioni
Gatun Lake
Canal Zone
Rhode Island
District of Columbia
Mississippi River
Order to Settle Dust Rescinded at Pittsburg
Pittsburg Kansas March 21 AP an order to have the fire department settle the dust was rescinded after Mayor A L Cowden relayed the order to Fire Chief Tom Howe who opposed it citing dangerous visibility trouble locating water plugs and potential overuse of water The plan was discussed with Water Commissioner Clint Rankin and a Pittsburg citizen but the mayor concluded the dust was not severe and rescinded the order amid a heated primary contest by various candidates
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Kan
A. L. Cowden
Tom Howe
Howe
Colorado Line
Clint Rankin
Kansas
Heavy Rains Could Alter Kansas Soil Outlook
Topeka March 21 AP J Mohler secretary of the state board of agriculture said recent soil blowing and dust storms damaged crops in Kansas but generous April rains could change the picture. He noted some damage occurred where prospects were poor and dust on fields and pastures may not be harmful but is not helpful. He warned livestock should not eat dust covered feed, though he predicted a few heavy rains could greatly improve prospects.
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Topeka
Mar
Kansas
J. Mohler
State Board of Agriculture
Mohler
Mahler
Reporter's Birthday Taft Cal AP George Noble Celebrates
In Taft California AP reports on George Noble a newspaper man marking his first birthday with a birthday edition and active coverage of his regular beat. The story highlights Noble as a veteran journalist and notes his continued dedication to reporting despite the milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Cal
George Noble
Local High School Drama Club Performs Three One Act Plays
The drama group coached by Miss Mary Spurlock staged The Kleptomaniac The Florist Shop and The Valiant with strong student performances. Cast Included Irene Robohn Lorraine Dennis Freda Lobb Lois Ijams Esther Gilbert Arlee Fish Izetta Casebier Mary Katherine Morrow Bernard Fowler Arthur Warrington Lucille Davis Edward Hannah Alfred Foster Morris Dissinger Mary Alta Waggoner Kenneth Hawk Louis Weinberg Supt Tewell noted strong contest-quality work. Community singing led by Ruth Sachem with Mrs Arlan Wilkinson at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorraine Dennis
Freda Lobb
Lois Ijams
Esther Gilbert
Arlee Fish
Izetta Casebier
Mary Katherine Morrow
Bernard Fowler
Arthur Warrington
Lucille Davis
Edward Hannah
Valient
Alfred Foster
Morris Dissinger
Mary Alta Waggoner
Kenneth Hawk
Louis Weinberg
Tewell
Ruth Sachem
Arlan Wilkinson
Georgia Croke
Rita
Chester
Tiery
Grantville
Wyatt Grage
W. F. Sehwalm
McPherson College
Mary Spurlock
English Round Table
Rosalyn Ehlers
Oskaloosa Court
Rice of
Lawrence
Desse Council
Frank Meredith
Mary Grant
Meredith
P. C. Machiels
Birdie Burnett
Topeka
Minnie Nipper
Methodist
Lawrence Gabel
A. G. Smith
Kansas City
Westinghouse
Ada Evans
Father Son banquet at Presbyterian church draw s crowd
High Priest event and refreshments included birthday cake. Paynes and Dr Henry visited O B Glover at Christ's hospital recovering from appendectomy. Mollistons visited from Houston with Decker family. Katherine Williams of Valley Falls visited Sloop. Father Son banquet featured Bonar as toastmaster, W W Boyd and Ivan Shull, J H Henry, Lee Gibson violin solo, John Riceira piano, Ruth Sacher trombone, Irish menu served by Ladies Aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Payne
R. G. Henry
Topeka
O. B. Glover
Christ's Hospital
Carl Molliston
Houston
Texas
Charles Decker
Katherine Williams
Valley Falls
Joe Sloop
Presbyterian Church
Warren Bonar
W. W. Boyd
Ivan Shull
J. H. Henry
Reformed Sterian Church
Winchester
Lee Gibson
John Riceira
John Weishaar
Social News From OsKaloosa And Surroundings
OsKaloosa notes report visits by Mr and Mrs Paul Stubbs and daughters from Overland Park to see Frank and Alice Searle and the Stevens and Rice families. Lucy Raines of Topeka spent the weekend with her parents, and Leslie Lane was guest of her mother. Mrs Liese Segraves and Mrs Emery Cox are mentioned in local social events. The American Legion Auxiliary hosted a gathering with about fifty members and guests, with a program under Mrs Frank Fortner and remarks on membership gains led by Mrs Cox. Mrs George Sands hosted open house for her mother Mrs Clenizdora Austin’s 80th birthday with a display of cakes, flowers, and a short program by Rev Ahrens and reminiscences of early town days. Cake and tea followed.
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Paul Stubbs
Overland Park
Frank Searle
Alice Searle
Marie
Margaret Stevens
W. H. Rice
Terry Gaskell
Lawrence
Lucy Raines
Topeka
George Raines
Leslie Lane
Julia Lane
Lewise Segraves
Emery Cox
American Legion Auxiliary
Frank Fortner
Cox
Jadys Glock
Clifford Neces
George Sands
Clenzidora Austin
Presbyterian Sunday School
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Isar
Brees
Herbert J. Brees
Fort Leavenworth Military Post
Spain
ASA
Hoge
Asa T. Hoge
Leavenworth
Grand Chapter
Royal Arch Masons of
Oskaloosa
Jenny Wren Co
Goodrich
Goodrich Safety
Goodrich Are
K AW Tire CO
GOFF
Mgr
Mass. &T
Pic
Gay
Seercord
Tor Faby
Panty
Riverside Ramblers
America
Trail Blader
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