Panhandle Eastern seeks 60 percent gas production rise
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline asked the Kansas Corporation Commission to raise the Kansas Hugoton gas field allowable production by 60 percent, from 95 to 604 billion cubic feet needed to supply its market. opposition argued the move clashes with state policy, and suit challenges the commission’s powers. The filing notes field output last year at 397 billion cubic feet, and that the field extends into Kansas and Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichitap—Panhandle Eastern Pipeline Co
Kansas Corporation Commission
Kansas-Hugoton
G. W. Godfrey
Liberal
Panhandle Eastern
Commission
Kansas
Oklahoma
Panhandle
Cities Service Gas Co
Colorado Interstate
Kansas-Nebraska
Northern Natural Gas Co
Kansas Commission
Kansas Conservation Law
Federal Power Commission
Northern Natural Gas
Garden City
R. B. Harkins
Texas
Hercules plans Utah plant for solid rocket propellants
Hercules Powder Company announces a new 50 acre facility at Basin, Utah, to develop solid propellants for rockets, missiles, and space vehicles. The Chemical Propulsion Division will also run existing plants at Sunflower, Radford, and Allegany, with Sunflower moving to standby by June. The Utah site will include R&D for propulsion design, formulation, and improved performance.
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Herecules Powder Company
Bacehus
Utah
Hercules
Fred M. Hakenjos
Chemical Propulsion Division
Hakenjos
Sunflower Ordnance Works
Lawrence
Highway 10
Army Arsenal
Radford
Allegany Ballistics Laboratory
Cumberland
Sunflower
NIKE
One Time Hall Critic Reverses Stance on Governor Hall
TOPEKA Kansas Ed Thompson once a harsh critic of former Gov Fred Hall says he will back Hall if he runs for governor again this year. Hall now serves as a Kansas Supreme Court justice and appointed Thompson to the State Park Authority in 1955. Thompson chaired the authority but was not reappointed when his term ended in 1956.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Ed Thompson
Parsons
Fred Hall
Hall
Kansas Supreme Court
Thompson
State Park Authority
Pittsburg Wins Census Contract for Office Relocation
The Bureau of Census awarded Pittsburg a contract to supply a lease for a new office baths housing the census division. The move aims to provide personal records to about 238,000 residents yearly, with certificates obtainable by mail for those lacking birth proofs. Centralization concerns and Washington turnover prompted relocation to better serve applicants nationwide.
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Pittsburg
Kay
Buresa of Census
Wasi WA
Nohfirahion Caine Derakay
Sen Andres F
Chentie Mouse
Camonever
Washington
Department of Commerce
Petition Dismissed On Union Election in Beiler Case
Fragmented civic notices with partial names and places describe a petition dismissal and related social visits. The garbled text references a union election petition and mentions Kansas connections, local figures, and attendees at dinners and gatherings, though specifics are unclear due to OCR errors.
Fearful U.S. deserter hid from authorities with family
Prunest, a Missouri soldier from Philadelphia, during World War II desertion years, avoided turning himself in out of fear for his five children. He lived with a French companion in St Quentin, was arrested last Saturday after German police tipped off, and was taken to a US Army hospital in Germany for psychiatric evaluation.
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U.S
Phillicathe
U.S. Armes
Army
Los
Powers
Yvette Relouse
St Quentin
Arne
Germany
Vacation church school clinic and community notices at Seabrook
Big Springs Mips A T Shauer Mrs Fred Ghdewedl and Rev Lybran Ends ley credited the vacation church school clinic at the Seabrook Congregational church. Special Lenten services will be held April 2. Conference superintendent will preach. Various local families shared weekend visits and anniversaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mips
A. T. Shauer
Fred Ghdewedl
Lybran Endsley
Seabrook Cone
Gale
Kansas
Kevla Brown
Highland Park
W. PB. Henry
Willian Tietjens
Panne Wilson
OM Warl
Almena
Elmer Trowbridge
Connie Sie
Earl
Drive for Masculinity Blamed in Delinquency
A California criminologist Dr. Marcel Fryin told the state Juvenile Office Association that a strong preoccupation with masculinity drives delinquency. He said physical strength and forceful conflict are valued while intellectual and artistic pursuits are seen as weakness. He linked violence to powerful cars, racial tensions, and threats of mass destruction, amplified by mass media.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
UP . Ao
California
Marcel Fryin
Offic' Assa
Fram
Safer Roads Credited In Traffic Deaths Decline
Chicago officials credit safer roads and drivers for a monthly drop in traffic deaths with February tallying 2,350 a 4.5 percent decline from February 1957. The two month count reached 5,080 four percent below the 1957 period, marking the fourth consecutive month of decline amid safety campaigns and slower speeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Liner Tests Antiroll Fins In Rough Atlantic Conditions
In Southampton England the 81,000 ton Cunard liner Queen Mary heads into the ocean to trial new antiroll fins fitted on both sides of the hull at a cost of 1.1 million dollars. The ship has a history of rolling through 30 degree swells and the test aims to stabilize such motion.
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Southampton
England
Arlanna
Churchill recovering at villa after pneumonia attack
In Rocquebrune France Sir Winston Churchill remains recuperating indoors at his villa after suffering pneumonia and pleurisy six weeks ago. Weather in the area remains overcast and keeps him indoors.
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Rocquebrune
France
Sir Winston
Churchill
Local social roundups fill Lawrence paper crowds
March 29 1958 social notes list visitors and dinners among Lawrence residents led by Mrs Wilbur Hildenbrand and a string of guests from nearby towns. It records weekend visits, birthdays, nursing home stops, and a Stull Needlecraft Club luncheon at Mrs Wilbur Hildenbrand’s home with covered dish.
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Lawrence Daily Journal Worlds
Lawrence. Haneee
Wand
Walter Wulfkuhle
Paul Schwemmer
Albert Hildenbrand
Jess O'Connor
W. C. Wulfkuhle
Elmer Nichols
Fred Hartman
Andrew Bahnmaier
Wilbur Hildensbrand
Elmer Wingfield
Terry Levings
Stevie
Bill Wingfield
Anita
Russell Spencer
Raymond Nichols
David
Virginia
Noell
Karen
Frank Moss
Bethel
Topeka
Harry Kampschroeder
Dale
Toneka
Leon Candley
George Steele
Russell Harrell
W. C. Wallkuhle
Jack Schwemmeer
Joyce
Cynda
Robert Hildenbrand
Wilbur Hildenbrand
Richard
Kelly
Kansas City
Emmett Bowlin
Olathe
Willis Bowlin
Charles Walter
A. C
Charlene
Stull Needlecraft Club
Local church group meets for Sacrifice lesson and potluck
Members of the OFTA Sunday School class held a March 19 potluck at the church with hosts Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Nichols and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Buchmeier. Attendees included Rev. and Mrs. Paul Seyffer and Sandra, numerous Houk and O Connor families, and officers elected for the church year.
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Mra
Joss O'Connor
Theodore Buchheim
HEU
Ross Wallkuhle
Jerry Jee
Jimmy Steele
FEOS
Garests
Ifford Tlowk
Ory Way
George
Rester
Mro
George Houk
Galen Sanford
RussellMouk
Sharon
Carol
Billie Warrington
Rhonda
Elmer Waton
OFTA
Raymond Nichols
Harry Buchneii
Paul Seyfer
Sandra
Glen O'Connor
Brenda
Kenneth
Arthur Worthington
Jeanne
Joanne
Shirley
Russel Houk
Merton Kent
Verna
Dorothy
Louise
Eyverett the Joes
David
Virginia Nichols
Jess O'Connor
C. A. Bidinger
Martha Deskins
Topeka
George Steele
Glenn Steele
Max Bahnmaier
Raymond Ice
Women's Society of World Service
Fred Hartman
Andrew Bahnmaier
Wesley Wulfkuhle
Albert Hildenbrand
Arthur Wulfkuhle
Wilbur Hildenbrand
Willis Bowlin
Missionary Education
Roland Rift
Ladins Aid
Raymond Hoflyammer
Paul Schwemmer
Raymond Tee
Selena Houk
August Walter
Paul Seyffer
Charles Worthington
Wilbur Hilden
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W. P. Henry
A. KX. Winter
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International View
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National Scholastic Press Association
LHS
Frank Wiehe
Jim Anderson
Advareerehhief
Dennis Keunin
Business Minager
Gerald Renner
Iesor
Prunest
Ak Concern
Big Springs
Fannie Wilson
Raymond LaDuke
Arthur la Duke
Raymond la Duke
Sherilyn
Otis Wiggins
Glen Springs
Ernest Wuilfkuhle
Velma McCaurh
Rinsbolt
Jack Norwood
Norwood
Antily
Oliver Chain
Francis Hogg
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Dwight
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SEARS
Green Brothers
Mam
Lew
Mary
Herman
Aney Uree
Hillcrest Drug Downtown
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STULL
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