Four States Could Boost Oil Supply for Suez Crisis
Oklahoma Texas Louisiana and New Mexico possess spare crude and could extend well output to meet a Western Europe emergency. They produced 4.576 million barrels daily, about 64 percent of U.S. output, with 2 million barrels of unused capacity. Estimated gains: Texas up nearly 1 million, Louisiana 285k-300k, Oklahoma 125k, New Mexico 40k-50k.
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Houston
Texas
Middle East
Oklahoma
Louisiana
New Mexico
H. A. Stewart
Interior Department
Oil and Gas Division
Western Europe
Stewart
United States
Suez
Mediterranean
Young Polio Victim Has Place on K State Bench
Larry Sloan a 9 year old polio victim from Randolph Kansas will be guest of honor at the Kansas State Wildcats football game against Oklahoma A and M He will sit on the bench with the team on Saturday The players started a collection to arrange the honor and Ellis Rainsberger team captain coordinated the plan Dr M S Carney Riley County health director helped locate a boy Larry is one of eight children of Mr and Mrs Ralph Sloan The elder Sloan works as a county road maintenance worker
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Manhattan
Kas
Larry Sloan
Randolph
Larry
Kansas State Wildcats
Oklahoma A & M
Ellis Rainsberger
M. S. Carney
Riley County
Ralph Sloan
Sloan
Memorial Hospital Admits and Dismissals Noted
Memorial Hospital admission list includes Edwin Allen from McLouth and multiple residents from Johnson County areas. Dismissals include Viola Hadl Route 2 and a mother with baby boy at 1340 Tennessee Street. Births reported for Manis, Lindell, Baird, Evans, and Coffin families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Allen
McLouth
Jessie Scott
Pearl Blackwell
Tonganoxle
Eva Manis
Williamstown
Bertha Lindell
Learnard Ave
Irene Baird
Ohio St
Joan Evans
Sunnyside
James Kassinger
Barker Court
Emma Wiedemann
Vt. St
Viola Hadl
Route 2
Mary Davis
Tenn. St
Judy Fleshman
Dodds Byrd
St. Louis
Margaret Byrd
St . Louis
W. G. Rice
W. 14Th St
Edward Schilling
Tonga
Moxie
Harold Colt
Hartford
Conn
Norma Floyd
Sunflower
Janet Harris
Don Plummer
DeSoto
Gwendolyn Robinson
Lolita Coffin
Haskell
Freddie Coffman
Eudora
Eunice Smith
Marvin Manis
Elmer Lindell
Irwin L. Baird
Joseph Evans
Nixon Spurs GOP Hopes For Idaho Washington
Vice President Nixon campaigned in Idaho and Washington aiming to defeat Democratic incumbents Rep. Gracie Prost of Idaho and Sen. Warren Magnuson of Washington. He urged Oregon voters to relegate Sen. Wayne Morse to the lame duck category.
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Boise
Idaho
Congress
Nixon
Washington State
Gracie Prost
Warren Magnuson
Wash
Louise Shattuck
Arthur Langlie
Oregon
Wayne L, Morse
Demos See Eye to Eye With Nixon in Montana
Estes Kefauver and Adlai Stevenson stated they see the Nixon matter eye to eye before a Montana campaign stop. The Tennessee senator demanded Nixon apologize for past accusations about Democratic party leaders loyalty.
US Proposal to Soviet on Polar Photo Reef? (Note fragment)
US officials released a State Department note showing a proposal for joint photo patrols of the North Pole region with the Soviet Union. The note, delivered to Soviet authorities yesterday, outlines cooperation on Arctic surveillance and mapping.
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Washington
United States
Russia
North Pole
State Department
Berlin Philharmonic to Be Shaw-Claims State In Concert Course
The Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra of 108 musicians under Herbert von Karajan will debut at Kansas University Hoch Auditorium on November 1 as part of the KU Concert Course. The 1882-founded ensemble has toured Europe and America, with 34 stops including Carnegie Hall. Tickets go on sale to season holders now. students admitted with IDs.
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Berlin Philharmonic
Shaw
K.U
Europe
Herbert von Karajan
Kansas University
Hoch Auditorium
K. U
Thoman Garton
School of Fine Arts
Johannes Brahms
Petter Tschaikowsky
Edvard Grieg
Richard Strauss
Washington, D. C
Santa Barbara
Calif
Carnegie Hall
New York City
New York Yankees
Prano
Garden Royals
National of Canada
Farmers urged to file gasoline tax refunds by Oct 1 1956
Kansas farmers were reminded by Gus Koehler director of internal revenue to file gasoline excise tax refund claims by October 1 1956. Under a 1956 law they may claim two cents per gallon for farming use in 1955 through mid 1956 using Form 2240 available from county agents or IRS offices and mailed to the Wichita district director. Claims after June 30 but before October 1 are allowed. late claims and multiple filings for the same six months are prohibited.
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Gus ¥. Koehler
Internal Revenue
Kansas
Internal Revenue Service
Koehler
South Main Street
Wichita
Kas
Lawrence Area
Hutchison
Woman’s artificial leg found on street in Los Angeles
Arthur W. Brennan found a woman’s artificial leg on a sidewalk in Highland Park. Police say it is definitely a female leg valued at 175 dollars and invite the owner to claim it at the police station with no questions asked, though they may glance at the other leg if present.
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Los Angeles
Highland Park
Arthur W. Brennan
Chemical crayons reveal presence of war gases
Atlantic City report says Army Chemical Corps developed chemical crayons that change color when exposed to poisonous war gases. The crayons mark paper wood stone or paint and alter color to indicate gas presence, with potential peacetime uses in detecting fumes in plants and the atmosphere.
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Atlantic City
Army Chemical Corps
American Chemical Society
Swift workers vote on city plant strike action
More than 1,800 Swift & Co employees in Kansas City vote on joining a nationwide strike called by the United Packinghouse Workers and the Amalgamated Meat Cutters over union shop and wage demands. Chicago says the strike is already active in 26 states. local workers are represented by the Packinghouse Workers Union.
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Kansas City
Kas
Swift & Co
Chicago
United Packinghouse Workers
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and
Butcher Workmen of America
Packinghouse Workers Union
Typhoon Gilda Rebounds Over Philippine Coast
Typhoon Gilda renews strength after hitting Samar Island and Lu Zon. It left at least 1,000 homeless and caused extensive property and crop damage in the eastern Philippines. No deaths reported yet. The storm weakened to 50 miles per hour over southeastern Luzon before regaining typhoon strength and moving back toward the Pacific.
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Manila
Gilda
Philippines
Samar Island
Luzon
Pacific
Deaths and Funerals for Niemann and Burney
Funeral services for Louis Edward Niemann of Kansas City Kansas will be at 2 p.m. Friday at Fulton Funeral Home with burial at Roselawn Cemetery Salina. Niemann, a Kansas University freshman, died Tuesday at Watkins Memorial Hospital. Edith Haskell Burney, who died in Palo Alto California, had lived there since her son Dudley Burney’s death three years ago. Burney was last member of the two Haskell families linked to Lawrence and was a Lawrence native and Kansas University graduate.
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Lawrence
K. C
Jack Starkey
W. 18Th St. St
Roy Baker
Norman White
Sunflower Apts
Kansas University Civil Engineering
Kansas Turnpike
Emporia
School of Engineering
T. F. McMahon
Richard T. Page
D. D. Haines
Civil Engineering
Louis Edward Niemean
Louis Edward Niemann
Kansas City
Kas
Frigey
Fulton
Niemann
Kansas University
Watkins Memorial Hospital
Roselawn
Salina
Ward
Edith Haskell Burney
Palo Alto
Calif
Dudley Burney
Burney
Haskell
Dudley Haskell
Haskell Institute
Old Indian Seeks Fat Wife After Century-Plus Life Claim
A Colombian Indian migrant arriving for medical study claims to be 167 years old. Javier Periera, 4 feet 4 inches tall and 75 pounds, has survived five wives, and, via an interpreter at Idlewild, expressed a wish for a large wife who can support him. His last grandchild died 13 years ago at 90.
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New York
Javier Periera
Periera
Idlewild
Consul in Kansas City to Leave for New Post
Hugh John Legg British consul in Kansas City for the past two years will return to England next month for a new assignment. He will turn over his office to A. J. Evans, a career diplomat, Evans, 57, is expected here Oct. 25. Evans has served in South America and the Far East.
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Kansas City
Hugh John Legg
England
A. J. Evans
Evans
South America
Far East
Big Rally Planned for Nixon Kansas City Visit
A large rally is being organized by Republican leaders in Kansas City in connection with Vice President Nixon's visit. Nixon will deliver a major address that night at the Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Building.
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Kansas City
Kas
Nixon
Kash
Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Building
Proposal Would Change Selection of Jurists
In Topeka a constitutional amendment to change how Kansas Supreme Court and district judges are selected was introduced. Senator Leonard Rude proposed studying the Missouri plan where governors appoint from a list not submitted by the State Bar and a citizen committee. Kansas currently elects judges by direct vote. The Parsons Sun editorial notes many Kansas lawyers oppose the current partisan method of selecting justices.
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Topeka
Kansas
Supreme Court
Legislative Council
Leonard Rude
Parsons
State Bar Assa
Parsons Sun
Atoms for Peace Group Opens Five Week Talks
Delegates from about 80 nations assemble in New York to finish the constitution for the international atoms for peace agency. The five week talks open with welcoming remarks by U N Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold and A E C Chairman Lewis L Strauss. President Eisenhower who proposed the agency in 1953 is to address the conference closing around October 26.
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United Nations
N.Y
International Atoms-For-Peace Agency
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Lewis L. Strauss
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Eisenhower
General Assembly
TV gossip and showbiz quips from Steve Allen to Elvis
A collage of entertainment notes and jests about TV stars and appearances. Grace Kelly, B. W. Jayne Meadows, and others are mentioned with anecdotal lines about Ed Sullivan, Perry Como, and Sid Caesar. Witty quips, fashion quips, and industry rumors color the page, with brief portraits of performers and producers.
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Earl Wilson
New York
Steve Allen
Jayne Meadows
Steve
Ed Sullivan
Grace Kelly
Mr. Rainier
Perry Como
Goodman Ace
Marine Corporal on Trial at Parris Island Over Maltreatment
Erie corporal Richard J. Bille, 21, faces a special court martial on a charge of maltreating a recruit who alleges a slug to the stomach. No trial date set. He was moved to a cleaning job after Pvt. Donald Hamilfar of Norwalk, Ohio, complained he was struck for not saying sir.
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Parris Island
Marine Corps
Erie
Richard J. Bille
Donald Hamilfar
Norwalk
Ohio
Market Roundup From Kansas City and Wall Street
Agricultural notes show mixed prices with hogs, cattle and grain movements. hogs up to 16.85, steers to 31.00, wheat near 2.26, soybeans strong, and corn steady. Kansas City market reports list wheat, corn, oats, barley and soybeans with varied bids and futures, while Wall Street recovers from a slump thanks to a rail rally lifting shares and steel and motor stocks.
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Kansas City
Jly
Wall Street
New York
Rails
Baltimore & Ohio
New York Central
Santa Fe
Republic
U. S. Steel
N. Y
Admiral Me U
Am Airlin
T&t
Atchison
Ge Atlas Pdr
Aveo M
Beth Steel
Boeing Air
Pac Chi Co
Chrysler
P&l
Monsan Cn
Mont Ward
NY Central
RCA
Reyn
Socony
Calany
Oil Ind
Stoke van Cigg
US Steel
el Woolworth
Kansas
Aa Ok
USDA
UL S
Docking Again Faces Charge Over Gasoline Tax Lug
Garden City report outlines George Docking’s stance on a fuel supply dispute and a repeated accusation from Gov. Fred Hall during the GOP primary about a one-cent per gallon kickback. Shaw denies the charge linked to the Edward F. Arn administration.
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Garden City
George Docking
Docking
Is Docking
Shaw
Fred Hall
Edward F. Arn
Douglas County Hatchery Grand Opening Today
The Douglas County Hatchery at 6th and Wis. Streets held a public grand opening from 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Owner John Standing said this is the first chance for general inspection since moving in May from 812-14 West Street. The new building cost about $20,000 and much of the old equipment was moved to the 6th and Wis. site.
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Douglas County Hatchery
6Th and
Wis. Sts
John
Wt. St
6Th and Wis
Cypriots Strike Over British Executions
Cypriots began a general strike in Nicosia to protest the imminent executions of three extremists convicted of murder or violence against the British. An authoritative source in Athens said Greek Foreign Minister Constantine Tsatsos warned the British chargé d’affaires that the executions would cause a serious deterioration in already strained Britain Greece relations over Cyprus.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Athens
Constantine Tsatsos
Britain
Greece
Alrady
County Court Fines for DUI Open Bottle and License Violations
Richard Johnson of 1016 Ohio Street received 30 days in jail and a $160 total fine on charges of driving while intoxicated an open bottle possession and driving without a license in County Court. James F Freeman of Topeka was fined $10 plus costs for running a stop sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Johnson
Ohio St
Topeka
James F. Freeman
Divorce suit filed by Maxine Brown against Elmer Brown
A divorce action was filed in District Court by Maxine Brown seeking dissolution of her marriage to Elmer Richard Brown. The case outlines a request for a court order on relevant marital and property matters under applicable law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Brown
Elmer Richard Brown
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Marysville
Kaness
Repubican Party
U.S
Frank Carlson
Avery
Pottawatomie
Riley
Clay
Marshall
Carlson
Republican Party
Michele Ann Shhulz
Route 5
Trene Sample
Jimmy Harris
Henry Booth
Harris
C. T. Hough
Kansas Power and Light Co
Perry
Lecompton
Te-Pee Junction
Jack L. Fisher
Journal-World
The
Monday Journal-World
Bill Easton
Easton
K.C. Swift
Edit Haskel Burney
Atoms For Peace Group
Hubby
Bob Harrison
Geene Courtney
Olga
Lisa Kirk
Johnny Lujack
Davenport
Iowa
Notre Dame
CBS
Sam Goldwyn
Elvis Presley
Marilyn Monroe
Angs 4
Sid Caesar
Jones
Roe Russell
Bway
Perie Mesia
Rou
Perie
Perle
As & Parteer
Frank Sinatra
Earl
Hollywood
Bob Olin
Mickey Freeman
WATV
K. O
C. R. Bittenbender
Fis
Vermont
Leve
Life
Gerald & Owens
Fred A. Bremer
Porter Hunt
Baldwin Dietrict
Andy
Anderson District Bases & Claims Office
W. St. Dial Vi
Schubert Funeral Home Ambulance Service
New Hampshire
SS Se
Tee Pee Junction
Lawrence Airport
Turnpike
Seeet Ee Ee
Kansas Power and Light Company
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