Oil Feeds Through Paola Humboldt Pipeline Ahead of Deadline
Oil begins flowing at 7 a.m. through the Paola Humboldt line, under a temporary order from Judge Del West C. Hill, with 8 300 barrels expected today and 24 seven operation to clear a backlog. The resumption involves Producers Pipeline Co led by Walter, in Eureka area orders sent to producers as lines reopen after shut down since Oct 1 following actions by the Kansas Corporation Commission and Attorney General Fatzer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spaola
Kas
Paola-Hum- Wt
Delwess C. Hill
Walter
Producers Pipeline Co
Fees
Ine
Eureka
Kansas Corporal Commission
Atty
Genrold M. Fatzer
Clair Pipeline Co
Sinclair
Pacha
T.2 Iola
Eureka-Humboldt
City Shivers and Seasonal Swings in Local Life
The piece noteswrapping cold snaps affecting Canada bound duck flights and local hunters while Lawrence golf pro Wilbur Norton reports golf remains steady after school starts. It mentions Jayhawk Plunge swimming closing after Labor and Sol Kunz preparing repairs to reopen with warm weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Wilbur Norton
Lawrences Country Club
Jayhawk
Sol Kunz
Local Hospital Ledger Lists Residents and Births
A compiled list from Memorial Hospital records names residents and patients including Loyd F. Hunsaker and Barbara Giddens at various addresses, plus several births noted such as a baby girl for Mrs. Weller and a baby boy for the Guenther family. Other names include Pauline Scheve, James Willis Holmes, and Eva Hudson with associated addresses and family details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haze
Weller
Guenther
Ohio St
Sarah Waddell
Tenn, St
Eva Hudson
Wilbert W. Lewis
Baldwin
Droodles on Gumm Gumm the African Witch Designer
A fragment describes Gumm Gumm as an African witch who joined a student exchange with Dr Schwine’s nephew Clarence. It alleges he taught at Bellevue Hospital, was expelled, and performed primitive medical antics including an attempted rhinoceros horn appendectomy. It notes friction with New York doctors and mischief on Saturday nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gumm-Gumm
Schwine
Clarence
New York
Bellevue Hospital
Dr. _Schwine
Iola Publisher Faces Indirect Contempt Charge
Allen County District Court hears Wi Angleo Scott publisher of the Tola Register on indirect contempt tied to jail break news. Attorney J D Conderman argues the Oct 5 article and Oct 6 editorial prejudiced a client’s presumption of innocence. Defense says no contempt as no direct reference to charges or opinions on validity. The judge’s decision is pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iola
Kas
Angelo Scott
Tola Register
Allen County
J. D. Conderman
Kansas
Conderman
Jola Register
Alien County
B. E. Lorance
Aif Williams
The
Register
Spencer A. Gard
Fred Apt
Scott
Gard
Grant Renewed for K U Psychology Study Plan
The United States Public Health Service renews a 1955 56 grant of 21688 to Dr M Erik Wright of Kansas University for the clinical psychology training program. The sum covers salaries stipends and administrative costs and supports staff from Topeka State Hospital VA Hospital and the Menninger Foundation for consultant teaching and supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
United States Public Health Service
M. Erik Wright
K. U
Wright
USPHS
Annt Franks
Morris Paulson
Alberta
Canada
Arthur Shaw
Brooklyn
Earl Scott
Shelbina
Phyllis Coughenour
Topeka State Hospital
Veterans Administration Hospital
Menninger Foundation of
Topeka
Deaths and Funerals List Local Widows and Workers
Mrs. Grace I. Smallwood 64 of Kansas City died Thursday at Providence Hospital. Survived by husband Grover F Smallwood son Edward M Bowman two other sons Leonard F Smallwood and three sisters. Funeral 2 30 PM Warnick Custer Chapel Kansas City. Leonard Edward Gathmann 34 of DeSoto died after a fall at Delco Remy site in Olathe. Survived by wife Marjorie daughter Brenda Joyce parents Ed and Mrs Wynona Hopkins sister Mrs. Robert Wilson. Funeral in Pittsburg. Burial at Pittsburg or nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Smallwood
Grace I. Smallwood
Kansas City
Providence Hospital
Edward M
Bowman
Lawrence
Smallwood
Grover F.smallwood
Tonganoxie
Leonard F. Smallwood
Birs
Viola Welsh
Clara Lazzaro
St. Louis
Marie Pouppitt
Piper
Warnick-Custer Chapel
Leonard Z. Gathmane
Leonard Edward Gathmann
DeSoto
Olathe Community Hospital
Delco-Remy
Olathe
Minden Mines
Pittsburg State Teachers College
John F. Beasley Construction Co
Marjorie Gathmann
Brenda Joyce Ga
Carroll Smith Check Charge Dismissed in County Court
A worthless check charge against Carroll Smith was dismissed after he paid the $35 check and court costs. The incident involved cashing a $35 check on Sept 28 at A and P Supermarket at 11th and Mass Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Smith
Smith
11Th
Mass
Sts
Man Denies Moonshine Operation In Federal Court
Louisville resident Joseph Lee Greenwell testified he went to a moonshine site only to fetch a drink for his elderly mother. He admitted taking two drinks and received one year and one day in a Federal penitentiary for operating the still.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Joseph Lee Greenwell
Greenwell
Kansan High School Journalists Convene at KU Conference
About 217 northeast Kansas high school journalism students attend a regional conference at Kansas University. The event, sponsored by the William Allen White School and University Extension, covers newspapers and yearbooks with lectures by Bur ton W. Marvin Emil L. Telfel Frances Grinstead Jim Bedford and Jane Stanbrough. This stands as one of six fall SHSAA conferences in Manhattan Kinsley Hays Neodesha and El Dorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Kansas University
William Allen White
Jane Stanbrough
Lawrence
Kansas State High School Activities Association
Manhattan
Kinsley
Hays
Neodesha
el Dorado
Fire Prevention Week Sees Two Minor Blazes Reported
Quiet Fire Prevention Week saw two small fires Friday night. At 400 block Indiana Street a resident cleaning a car carburetor with gasoline sparked a minor blaze with slight damage and no injuries. At Kansas Color Press 2201 Haskell Ave a press ink-fire was extinguished by sprinklering with only water cleanup needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Street
Gan Jetz
Kansas Color Press
Haskell Ave
Stevenson Holds Back Decision On 1956 Presidential Bid
Former Gov Adlai Stevenson of Illinois revealed he has made up his mind on a Democratic presidential bid but declined to disclose it immediately. He indicated he would accept the nomination if offered, but plans to announce his stand soon. He spoke in Kingston while receiving an honorary degree from Queen’s University and expressed optimism for a Democratic victory in November 1956. He declined to detail conversations with Truman or Harriman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
Adlai Stevenson
Ilinois
Chicago
Queen University
Truman
New York
Averell Harriman
Gasoline Plant Fire Minimal Damage Despite Explosions
A fire at the United Fuel Gas Co plant inHubball West Virginia burned slowly, with five workers injured, one seriously. Despite blasts, no huge gas tanks nearby exploded, and nearby railroad cars were moved to prevent ignition. Nearby schoolchildren avoided injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubball
W. Va
United Fuel Gas Co
Homecoming Queen Crowned at Pittsburg State Teachers College
Russell Mosser elected Friday as a lay delegate to the Blue Shield state board of trustees at a state meeting in Topeka. Diane Hollis of Fredonia crowned Homecoming Queen Friday night at Pittsburg State Teachers College. she had attended KU before transferring to Pittsburg and was a junior in Education living at the Delta Delta Delta house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Mosser
State Board of Trustees of
Blue Shield
Topeka
Diane Hollis
Fredonia
Pittsburg State Teachers College
K.U
Pittsburg
School of Education
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Littell Family Fuels K U Enrollment Push
The Littell families from Morton County boost Kansas University's fall enrollment near 8000 with five Rolla students and Allen Littell a freshman. Ross and Don are seniors, Gene is a junior, Bill a freshman in music education and Lambda Chi Alpha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littell
Morton County
Kansas University
Rolla
K.U
Weldon
Kansas State College
Waldon
Delmas
Allen
Emily Drew
Laura Larue Drew Bressler
Near
Dorothy Drew
Norton
Ross
Don
Gene
Korea
Mabel Berryman
Archer City
Texas
Lambda Chi Alpha
Bill
University Symphony
Phi’ Mu Alpha
Young Mother Cries During Calif Armed Robbery
In Glendora California Hallie Mae Long twenty a mother of two and expecting a third was booked on suspicion of armed robbery after a liquor store holdup ended when she laid down the pistol and cried She told deputies she spent some of two hundred dollars entrusted by her brother and had only thirty eight dollars left Huey Long her husband twenty one a construction worker was part of the incident and titled to be questioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glendora
Calif
Sheriff's
Hallie Mae Long
Azusa
Denine
Linda
Huey P. Long
Reno Tonal
Tonsi
Teafure
FPC Suspends Most Of Gas Rate Boost Sought By Cities Service
The Federal Power Commission suspended five months of Cities Service Gas Co. proposed rate increase totaling 3.936 million dollars, affecting about 50 wholesale customers in Kansas Missouri Oklahoma and Texas. A hearing is set for late in the proceedings with potential refund if no decision by then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FPC
Cities Service Co
Washington
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. hosts Mission Sunday with Rev. A C Burroughs of Topeka speaking at 8:30 and 11 a m services. The mission offering supports synod missions in 27 nations and funds a church TV program. A Mission Family Night with potluck dinner follows at 5:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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, Charles B. Saunders of Sunnyside, and Don ald Miller of DeSoto were involved in a Friday evening collision four miles east of Lawrence on Highway K-10. Saunders’ car was nearly demolished while Miller’s pickup was less damaged. Robert Ellsworth of 1325 W. Campus Rd. received treatment at Lawrence Memorial Hospital to remove broken glass from an eye but was not hospitalized. Witnesses reported Saunders’ car suffered near-total damage. no loss estimate was available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Charles B. Saunders
Sunnyside
Donald Miller
DeSoto
Robert Ellsworth
Campus Rd
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Saunders
Miller
Youngster Faces Court Hearing Over Fatal Shootings
A 13 year old, Leon Casteel of Augusta Kansas, is to appear in Butler Juvenile District Court on Tuesday charged with 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 from the shooting last Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Dorado WA
Butler Jusvenile District Court
Leon Casteel
Augusta
Kas
Butler County
Glenn Tarrant
Clyde
Casteel
Wichita
Motorist Speeding After Accident Loses License
In West New York New Jersey a 17 year old motorist Lyle H M Watson ignored a police prompt to file a report and instead sped to headquarters at 50 mph on the main street. He was cited for speeding and his license revoked for six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
New York
N.J
Lyle H. M. Watson
English Teachers Hear Cowley McCoy Speeches at Conference
Malcolm Cowley and Alvin McCoy spoke at the Conference on Composition and Paterabare in High School and College. About 150 attended a banquet where Cowley urged citizen participation in politics for better democratic government while McCoy reassessed American Literature and urged adaptation to improve English teaching. Natalie Calderwood closed with a lecture on the teacher's role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm Cowley
Alvin 8. McCoy
Kansas
The
Kansas City Star
Colge
Cowley
Natalie Calderwood
Move Under Advisement In Fence Boundary Suit
District Judge Frank Gray has taken under advisement a petition by Margaret Eugenia Davis and Ermingarde Davis for an injunction to force the county to remove a fence built last June between their East Nineteenth Street home and the south side of the 4 H Fairgrounds. The injunction request was argued in court Friday. The plaintiffs say an old fence was the boundary for 48 years before the county surveyed and began erecting a new fence about 10 feet south of the old line on land they believed was theirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gray
Margaret Eugenia Davis
Ermingarde Davis
East Nineteenth Street
Poultry Meet Set For October In Wichita
The Kansan reports the Kansan Poultry Conference will be held October 26-27 at the Broadview Hotel in Wichita. It features an educational program on production sales and the consumer view, a 4-H and open dressed turkey show, and business meetings of the Kansas Poultry Improvement Association and Kansas Turkey Federation led by M. A. Seaton of Kansas State College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansan
Broadview Hotel
Wichita
Kansas Poultry Improvement Association
Kansas Turkey Federation
M. A. Seaton
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Topeka Daily Capital Wins Inland Press Award
The Topeka Daily Capital earns the Inland Daily Press Association outstanding community service award the first Kansas paper to win. Publisher Henry S. Blake and executive editor James Reed will receive the trophy from Dean Earl English on Oct 17 for bold investigative reporting on nursing home conditions tax funded recreation loan shark exposure and other projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
University of Missouri
Inland Daily Press Assn
Topeka
Lecompton Bridge Crash Damages Estimated at 750
Duane Lee Chiles 22 of Lecompton loses control on Kaw River Bridge and crashes into the structure. no injuries. Three other non injury accidents reported in Lawrence with damages listed including Ethel Fetty and Da Ratch at Vth and Mass and Lemar Dobler with Ernest Goodner at 613 Vt. St. plus a collision at 9th and Me. Sts. involving Benjamin Harrison Ray and Glenn Warren Davis with unspecified damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duane Lee Chiles
Lecompton
Kaw River
Chiles
Sherif
Lawrence
Ethel Norma Fetty
Mo. St
da Ratch
Ohio St
Vth
Mass
Lemar Dobler
Topeka
Ernest Leroy Goodner
Eudora
Vt. St
Benjamin Harrison Ray
Prairie Ave
Glenn Warren Davis
E. 19Th St
Colia
9Th
Me. Sts
Market News KC Livestock Prices Mixed on Week
Kansas City market report shows cattle prices mixed from last week with declines in average weight steers and higher 1 200 lb weights. Prime and choice levels fluctuate, cows and bulls trend lower, calves and feeders largely steady, several price ranges noted across weight classes and grades.
Market Report Summary of Live Stock and Farm Prices
Choice yearling stock steers 18.50 to 21.00 with higher feeders 800 lb up at 18.00 to 19.50. Sheep slaughter lambs steady with Colorado wooled lambs 19.25. native wooled 17.25 to 18.00. ewes 0 to 16.50. Hogs week totals show barrows 25 to 50 lower and top close 14.85. 200-230 lb at 14.50 to 14.75. feeders 13.00 to 14.00. sows 13.50 to 14.50. Additionally, Kansas City market reports eggs, butter, poultry, and miscellaneous prices with current receipts for grains and meats.
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K. C. Livestock
Kansas City
USDA
Colorado
An. C
Tome
Beltsville
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Memorial Hospital
Loyd F. Hunsaker
Wellsville
Charles T. Russell
Route 3
Barbara’ Giddens
Colonial Hotel
A&mon
R. McDuff
Tenn. St
Juana Duran
Ona Adams
Floyter
Lee Kramer
Oskaloosa
Droodles
Lawrence Lodge No
A.F
Guy Redfoarn
Geo
W. Mole
Michel Plastro
Amber
Centenary Hall
Baker University
Stevenson
Immanuel Church
Cowley, McCoy
Sse Farmers Insurance Exchange Truck Ins, Exchange & Fire Insurance Exchange
R District Sales & Claims Office
Andy” Anderson
LE Tv
Fred W. Rumsey
Oscar B. Rumsey
Cmbulance
Topeka Paper
Sie
United Schince Fund
United Income Fund
United Accumulative Fund
United Continental Fund
Waddell & Reed, Inc
Loyd W. Sogager
Decker-Coy
Agency
Warren Decker
Bud Coy
East Sth
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