World Petroleum Congress Slated For Moscow Next Year
Registration for the World Petroleum Congress to be held in Moscow next year is behind schedule due to a brochure delay. About 5,000 oilmen from 70 nations are expected for the June 13 19 sessions, with 15 papers and 25 panel discussions planned.
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World Petroleum Congress
Moscow
Houston, Tex
Mth
U.S
National Committee
International Forum
Petroleim
London
Kremlin Palace of Congresses
Forum For Petroleum Science and Technology
Santa Fe Adopts One Class Passenger Tariff
Santa Fe Railway will inaugurate a one class passenger tariff on September 1 under President John L Reed. Sleeping car passengers will pay the basic chair car fare with extra for sleeping accommodations, eliminating separate class fares aboard trains. Other Western railroads raise both chair car and first class fares by 10 percent, while Santa Fe offers reduced rates for sleeping car travel, such as Oklahoma City to Chicago at 11.25 one way and 63.50 round trip plus sleeping car charges.
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John &. Reed
Reidaid
Western Railroad
Midwest
Soothwest
West
New Oklahoma City
Chicago
Arkla Proposes $40 Million Public Bond Offering
Arkla announces filing of a registration statement with the SEC for a public offering of 40 million dollars in 20 year First Mortgage bonds. Underwriters led by Wastman Dillon Union Securities and Co will market the issue to retire notes payable to banks and short-term loans tied to a 1870s style construction program of about 26 million dollars. The firm operates an integrated natural gas utility in Arkansas Louisiana Kansas Oklahoma and Texas and sells gas in southwest Missouri with subsidiaries manufacturing chemicals fertilizers plywood and other products. Proceeds will retire short-term debt and notes due within one year related to plant construction.
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Louisiana Gas Company
Securities and Exchange Commission
Washington, D. C
Wastman Dillon
Union Securities and Co
Arkansas Louisana Gas
Louisiana
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Missouri
Officials block permit for rock festival on Nebraska farm
Nebraska officials deny former promoter Beekman a permit to stage a Labor Day weekend rock festival near Odell. Gage County commissioners refused the permit and a temporary restraining order was issued against publicity. A permanent injunction hearing date was not set. Beekman weighed next moves after the ruling and considered options, including a farm near Maryville, Kansas.
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Beatrico
Nea
Nebraska
Mrec Beckman
Odell
Neb
Gage County
William Colwell
Gage County District Court
Beekman
Socotza
Arabian Sea
Road Graders Clear Northern Norway Lemmings Plague
OSLO AP road crews deploy sweeping machines to clear thousands of lemmings clogging northern Norwegian roads. Residents report the largest lemming migration in decades as vehicles skid on the squashed bodies and nets are used to scoop animals from reservoirs. Lemmings, 6 inches long, migrate in massive waves from burrows in cold years.
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Oslo
Norway
Finnmark
Lapps
Sweden
Finland
State Boys Mobile School For Fair Term
Oklahoma schools seek to boost education quality and reach with mobile classrooms. The State Department of Vocational and Technical Education will deploy two already equipped tractor trailers this fall, one styled as a supermarket with checkout stations and fixtures, the other fitted with 12 key punch machines for unified record work. Classes target 12 students per session, up to 20 for longer courses, in air conditioned vans with teaching aids and storage, usable across the state in various districts including Cadido-Kiowa, Fort Cobb, Ardmore and Drumright.
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State Department of Vocasional and Technical Education
State Department
M. J. DeBenning
Victor van Hook
Cadido
Cadido-Kiowa Area Vocational-Technical Sestrict
Fort Cobb
Southern
Alahoma Area
Conference to Probe Juvenile Delinquency in Oklahoma
A statewide planning conference on juvenile delinquency will be held Monday and Tuesday at the University of Oklahoma to explore causes and prevention. About 30 invited participants from education, judiciary, law enforcement and social services will discuss drug abuse runaway issues and prod youth trends.
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Oklahoma Center For Continuing Education
University of Oklahoma
Teds. Bauimeberger
Oklahoma State Council On
Department of Institutions, Social and
Mayden MH. Donahue
State Department of Mental Health
State Council
PTA
Donahue
Oklahoma
Patrol Cadets To Start Classes In Oklahoma City
Forty candidates for the Oklahoma Highway Patrol will begin eight weeks of cadet training on Sept. 13 Public Safety Commissioner Bob Lester announced. Upon successful completion, these men will receive commissions as troopers and be assigned where needed in the state, bringing the patrol’s strength to 484, the highest level ever.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Highway Patrol
Bob Lester
Brockway Glass declares dividends for common and preferred stock
At its regular meeting in August the Brockway Glass Company board declared a quarterly dividend of 15 cents per share on common stock payable September 30 to shareholders of record September 10. The board also approved a regular 62 1/2 cents per share quarterly dividend on 7 percent cumulative preferred stock payable September 10 to those of record at the close of business September 10.
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Brockway Glass Company
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