Paola Oil Line Resumes as Judge Sets Deadline
In Paola Kansas crude flows again after a federal judge set a deadline for resuming the Paola Hum line operations. President Walter Fee of Producers Pipeline Co. said the line would ship about 8300 barrels today as parties work through a compromise and await further orders in Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paola
Kas
Delene C. Hill
Walter Fee
Producers Pipeline Co
Fees
Eureka
Hines
Kansas Corporation
Ion Commission
Atty
Rarold M. Farrer
Sinclair Pi
Sinclair
Te Tola
Under
Judge Hill
Topeka
Weather and migration chatter in city notes
Fragmentary city notes discuss cold weather in the North and milder conditions locally influencing bird migration. The text hints at ducks moving south or staying put depending on fronts and river conditions, with enthusiasts watching river banks for shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarther
Lanter Fee Oan Emin
Memorial Hospital Births Include Hazel Weller Daughter
At Memorial Hospital a baby girl named Sunflower was born to Hazel Weller and her husband. Wilbert W. Lewis of Baldwin is listed among local residents. Route 3 is noted in the community listing.
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Hazel Weller
Sn Be ‘Gari
Wilbert W. Lewis
Baldwin
Doodles Eyeglasses From An Elephant Named Gum Gumm
Fragmented text describes eyewear designed by Gum Gumm the African doctor who came to the country on a student exchange. References to Dr Schwine's nephew and Clarence appear in a garbled narrative about a fire under a tub.
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Gum-Gumm
Iola Publisher Faces Indirect Contempt Charge
Iola Register publisher W Angelo Scott appeared in Allen County District Court over an indirect contempt accusation tied to a jail break report published Oct 4 5 and an Oct 6 editorial. Attorney J D Conderman contends the pieces prejudiced his client’s presumption of innocence. The judge postponed ruling pending further advise ment.
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IOLA
W . Angelo Scott
Iola Register
Allen County
J. D. Conderman
la Kind
Kansas
Conderman
B. E. Lorance
Alf Williams
Rasister
Spencer A. Gard
Fred Apt
Scott
Gard
Grant Renewed for K U Psychology Study Plan
The USPHS funds Kansas University clinical psychology training for 1955 56 with a 21 688 grant, up about 1600 from last year. Prof M Erik Wright directs the program. Anni Frankl oversees the clinic while three PhD candidates and a half time social worker may join, with consultants from Topeka institutions.
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Kansas University
United States Public Health Service
M. Erik Wright
K. U
Wright
USPHS
Anni Frankl
Atlends
Moeris Paulson
Alberta
Canada
Arthur Shaw
Brooklyn
Phyllis Coughenour
Topeka State Hospital
Local Obituary Notices Include Gathmann and Gallones
The notices report the death of Leonard Edward Gathmann age four at Olathe City Hospital after a fall at a Delco Remy site while employed by John F Beasley Construction Co. Surviving are his wife Marjorie and sister Mrs Robert Wilson. Funeral services are planned in Pittsburg and Olathe with calls at Wan's Chapel. Also listed is Leonard X Gallones with services in Kansas City and multiple survivors.
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Wes
Tonganoxie
Leonard F. Smallwood
Kansas City
Viola
Welsh
Ciara Lazzaro
Leonard X. Gallones
Leonard Edward Gathmann
Olathe Oeity Hospital
Jay
Delco-Remy
Charge Dismissed in Worthless Check Case Against Carroll Smith
A worthless check charge against Carroll Smith was dismissed in County Court after he paid the $35 check and court costs. Smith was accused of cashing a $35 check on September 28 at the A and P Supermarket located at Ith and Mass streets.
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Carroll Smith
Smith
Lth
Mass. Sts
Man From Louisville Sentenced for Moonshine Operation
Joseph Lee Greenwell of Louisville told a Federal court he went to the moonshine site only to get a drink for his aged mother. He admitted taking two drinks and received a year and a day in a Federal penitentiary for operating the still.
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Louisville
Joseph Lee Greenwell
Greenwell
217 Journalism Students Attending K U Conference
A regional journalism conference in Kansas features 217 northeast Kansas high school students at Kansas University. Lectures are given by Bur ton W. Marvin Emil L. Telfel Frances Grinstead and Jim Bediford with Jane Stanbrough among speakers. This is one of six SHSAA fall conferences at Manhattan Kinsley Neodesha and El Dorado.
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Kansas
Aat
Uni
Toby
Willi
Kara Allen
White School of Journalism
Public Information
Penarerer
Burton W. Marvin
Emil L. Telfel
Frances Grinstead
Jim Bediford
Jane Stanbrough
Lawrence High School
Kansas State High School Activities Association
Manhattan
Kinsley
Neodesha
el Dorado
Fire department fights small house blaze during week
Firemen responded to a home on an unnamed street where a car carburetor being cleaned with gasoline ignited. Damage was slight and no injuries were reported. A separate small paper fire started at Kansas Color Press on Haskell Avenue before water was applied.
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Orinota Baas
Toe
We Heck Oh Indien
Devies Jetz
Kansas Color Press
Haskell Ave
Aperon
Stevenson Decides On Presidential Bid Not Revealed
Former Gov Adlai Stevenson said he has made up his mind on a Democratic presidential bid but will not reveal it yet He hinted he would accept if offered as in 1952 and expressed optimism about a Democratic victory in November 1956. He declined to share details about any changes in Truman or Harriman positions. He is in Kingston to receive an honorary degree from Queen University.
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Kingston
Ont
Adlai Stevenson
Mindis
Chicago
Stevenson
Queen University
Truman
New York
Averell Harriman
Gasoline Plant Fire in West Virginia Causes Injuries
A fire at United Fuel Gas Co. plant in Hubball West Virginia injured five workers, one seriously, after explosions ripped through the facility. Ten thousand gallons of explosive natural gas near the scene did not explode, and nearby gas stored in tanks and railroad cars were kept from igniting. A nearby two room school with about 30 students reported no injuries.
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Hubball
W. Va
United Fuel Gas Co
Homecoming Queen and Trustee Elected in Kansas Events
Lawrence Russell Mosser was elected Friday as a lay delegate to the Blue Shield state board of trustees at a state members meeting in Topeka. Diane Hollin of Fredonia was crowned Homecoming Queen Friday at Pittsburg State Teachers College. she previously studied at KU and was a junior in the School of Education last year living at the Delta Delta Delta sorority house.
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Russell Mosser
State Board of Trustees of
Blue Shield
Topeka
Diane Hollin
Fredonia
Pittsburg State Teachers College
K.U
Pittsburg
School of Education
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Littell Family Shapes KU Enrollment Picture in 8 000 Stude nt Fall
The Littell family from Morton County fuels a rising KU enrollment of about 8 000, with five Rolla students and multiple siblings across generations attending or planning to join. Allen Littell is a freshman in pre business, Ross studies geology, Don pursues business, Gene engineers, and Bill majors in music education while active in Lambda Chi Alpha and campus ensembles.
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Littell
Morton County
Kansas University
Rolla
Littells
Weldon Littell
Am As
Hay
Lams
Ross
Bill
Gene
Don
Hardin Littell
Hardin
K.U
Weldon
Kansas State College
Waldon
de ‘Mas
K.A
Allen
Emily Drew
Roitz
Laura Larue Drew Bresster
Near Rolly
Dorothy Drew
Norton
Korea
Mabel Berryman
Archer City
Texas
Hoya
Lambda Chi’ Alpha
Bil
University Symphony
Hig
Lambda Chi Alpha
Phi Mu Alpha
Alien
Young Mother Lays Her Pistol Down During Robbery
GLENDORA Calif a young mother Hallie Mae Long fled a liquor store holdup when she laid down a pistol and began crying deputies said She entered with a paper sack and demanded cash but balked at the amount discovering only 38 remained and tearfully surrendered Her husband Huey Long 21 and other details were reported by deputies
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Glendora
Calif
Hallie Mae Long
Azusa
Denine
Linda
Huey P. Long
Reno Tonsi
FPC suspends major gas rate hike by Cities Service Co
The Federal Power Commission suspended most of Cities Service Gas Co.’s proposed 3.936 million increase for five months affecting about 50 wholesale customers in Kansas Missouri Oklahoma and Texas. The halt covers 2.6 million of the request with 1.03 million kept for industrial resale use. If no decision is reached in five months the company may implement the increase subject to orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
Power Commission
Cities Service Gas Co
Oklahoma City
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Texas
Cities Service
Mission Sunday at Immanuel Church
Immanuel Lutheran Church at 17th and Vt. St. holds annual Mission Sunday with Rev. A C Burroughs of Topeka speaking at 8 30 and 11 a m services. Mission offering funds synod missions in 27 nations and TV program production. A Mission Family Night follows a 5 30 p m pot luck supper with a church program led by various groups.
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Immanuel Lutheran Church
17Th
Vt. St
A. C. Burroughs
Topeka
Kansas District
Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod
Synod
Richard Miller
Local Man Injured in East Lawrence Crash
A Lawrence man sustained non life threatening injuries Friday evening after a two vehicle crash four miles east of Lawrence on Highway K-10. Passengers included Don ald Miller. Robert Ellsworth treated for eye glass injury at Lawrence Memorial Hospital but not hospitalized. Saunders driven vehicle suffered near total damage while Miller’s pickup was less damaged.
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Lawrence
Charles B. Saunders
Sunnyside
Donald Miller
DeSoto
Robert Ellsworth
Campus Rd
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Saunders
Miller
Youngster’s Hearing Set In Butler County Case
A V3 year old boy from Augusta Kansas faces a juvenile district court hearing in Butler County for felonious assault with intent to kill after admitting he shot his father Clyde Casteel in the back. Clyde Casteel remains in serious condition at a Wichita hospital following the Tuesday shooting.
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EL Dorado W
Butler Juvenile District Court
Leon Casteel
Augusta
Kas
Butler County
Glenn Tarrant
Clyde
Casteel
Wichita
Man speed reports lead to six month license revocation
In West New York New Jersey a police lieutenant ordered a motorist to report in after a minor accident. Lyle H M Watson age 17 sped to police headquarters at 50 miles per hour on the main street triggering a second speeding citation. His license was revoked for six months.
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West
New York
N.J
Lyle H. M. Watson
English Teachers Hear Cowley and McCoy Speeches at Conference
Malcolm Cowley and Alvin McCoy spoke at the Conference Composition and Literature in High School. Cowley discussed American Literature and its progress while McCoy urged teachers to link practical politics with education. About 150 attended the sessions and a luncheon closed the event.
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Cowley, McCoy
Malcolm Cowley
Alvin 8. McCoy
Kansas
The
Kansas Star
Cowley
Natalie Calderwood
Judge considers injunction over disputed fence on East Nineteenth
District Judge Frank Gray takes under advisement a petition by Margaret Eugenia Davis and Ermingarde Davis seeking county action to remove a fence erected last June along the east side of their property near the Fairgrounds. The plaintiffs claim the old boundary fence stood 48 feet from the line and the new fence 10 feet south encroaches on their property.
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Frank Gray
Margaret Eugenia Davis
Ermingarde Davis
Geonnie
Poultry Conference Set for Wichita October 26 27
The Kansas Poultry Conference will be held October 26 and 27 at the Broadview Hotel in Wichita. An educational program on production, sales and the consumer’s view point plus a dressed turkey show for 4 H and open classes is planned. Business meetings of the Kansas Poultry Improvement Association and the Kansas Turkey Federation will also be held.
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Kansas Poultry Conference
Broadview Hotel
Wichita
Kansas Poultry Improvement Association
Kansas Turkey Federation
M. A. Seaton
Kansas
State College
Manhattan
Topeka Paper Wins State Press Service Award
The Topek Daily Capital earns the Inland Daily Press annual outstanding community service award for its vigorous coverage of vital issues. Dean English announced the honor citing investigations into nursing home conditions a tax supported recreation campaign exposing loan sharks and other projects. The award will be presented October 17 by Earline of Ny to Henry S. Bine publisher and James Reed executive editor.
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Chicago
University of Missouri
Inland
Daily Press Asm
Topek
Daily Capital
Kansas
Earline
Henry S. Bine
James Reed
Inland Daily Press
Dean English
Nursitg
Lecompton Bridge Crash Damages Vehicle and Accidents
Early today a car driven by Duane Lee Chiles 22 of Lecompton veered off the Kaw River Bridge injuring no one according to the sheriff s office. Three non injury accidents were reported in Lawrence with drivers Ethel Fetty Lemar Dobler Ernest Goodger Benjamin Ray and Glenn Warren Davis involved at various intersections causing minor damage.
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Duane Lee Chiles
Lecompton
Kaw River
Chiles
Sheriff's Office
Lawrence
Ethel Norman Fetty
da Ratech
Ohio St
Market News Kansas City Livestock Feed Prices
USDA Kansas City notes mixed cattle moves from last week with steers and heifers varying across weights. Prime, choice and plain grades show declines and steady pockets, with cattle sections including stockers, feeds, and cows showing broad price ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. C. Livestock
Kansas City
USDA
Market Summary of Livestock and Produce Prices
Readable figures show price ranges for choice yearling stock steers and feeders, calves, heifers, and sheep including Colorado and Jamba various weights. Hog prices slip week over week while sows and butchers adjust, with produce and poultry rates listed for regional markets.
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Colorado
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Droodles
Ola
Mishel Piastro
Amber
Centenary Hall
Baker University
Tearari
Gome
Hyo A
Omack Bmack
FPC
Cities Service Co
Immanuel Church
Fred W. Rumsey
Oscar B. Rumney
Rensey
St — x. Cimbulance S
Oxr
Topeka Paper
O. B
Beltaville
Egan
United Schnce Pond
United Income Fund
United Accumulative Fund
United Continental Pond
Waddell & Reed, Inc
Perecinal
Loyd W. Jourger
Lawrence, Kansas
Decker-Coy
Agency
Warren Decker
Bud Coy
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