Empire No 1 Dauer and Sheridan Wells Near Panhandle Depth
Empire No 1 Dauer in Carson county, four miles east of Whitedeer, reached 3220 feet while drilling a granite wash first found at 2795. The newer Empire Gas and Fuel No 1 Sheridan two miles north could prove a second producer and open a new field south of the Panhandle ridge, easing skepticism in the oil fraternity.
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Panhandle
Empire
Empire Gas and Fuel Company
Section 243
Block B-2
Carson County
Whitedeer
Dauer
Panhandle Ridge
Sheridan
Oil executive replies to odd fan with Osage Miss America
Frank Phillips of Phillips Petroleum answered a Missouri man's request for stock and a portrait of an Indian maiden. He had his Oklahoma lieutenant locate and send a Miss America of the Osages, along with a polite reply.
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Frank Phillips
Phillips Petroleum Company
Missouri
Oklahoma
Hagy and Harrington Return to Amarillo after Oklahoma City Trip
D. C. Harrington and Lawrence R. Hagy return to Amarillo after a three day car trip to Oklahoma City. Heavy rains delayed them one day due to bad roads as they traveled by automobile.
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Hagy
Harrington
Amarillo
D. C. Harrington
Lawrence R. Hagy
Oklahoma City
Empire Meers Well Cleaning Out At 3317 Feet
The Empire Gas and Fuel Company reports No 1 Meers in Gray County cleaning out at 3917 feet. In San Angelo Texas on June 6 four new Winkler County producers and one in Howard County were reported, led by Atlantic Collett No 3 Hendrick with initial production of 640 barrels per hour at 2748 feet.
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Empire Gas and Fuel Company
No. 1
Meers
Gray County
San Angelo
Tex
Winkler County
Howard County
Winkler
Atlantic-Collett
Oklahoma oil notes show shut-down proposal hearing set
Little River operators proposed a new shut-down agreement to begin June 25, with the plan filed for review by the state corporation commission, to be heard June 15. Production reports from Tulsa area show declines and varied runs across Seminole and nearby fields.
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United Press
Oklahoma City
Little River
State Corporation Commission
Ray Collins
Greater Seminole
Oil field curtailment slows Texas activity in May
The Texas Oil and Gas Division reports May filings at 2 259 and April at 2 409 as proration affects Winkler county. May drilling and drilling related actions stay near April levels while dry holes rise and gas wells increase slightly.
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Associated Press
Austin
Winkler County
State Railroad Commission
Texas
Commission
Oil and Gas Division
Veteran Childress ranchman W A Walling dead at 62
W A Walling 62 farmer and ranchman died suddenly at his home in the Coleyville community Cottle County after a brief illness Saturday night He lived with his wife and son Allie and another son Travis works in Childress Funeral services were held at the family home with burial in Childress cemetery
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Childress
Texas
W. A. Walling
Mr. Walling
Coleyville
Cottle County
Allie
Travis
Travis Walling
Childress Cemetery
New Mexico Governor and Wife Attend Caliber 30th NMMI Commencement
Governor Richard C. Dillon and Mrs Dillon with daughters attend the 30th annual commencement of the New Mexico Military Institute in Roswell. Also included are items on probate notices from Potter County and early oil well results in Oklahoma and Texas.
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New Mexico
Roswell
N. M
Richard C. Dillon
B. F. Pankey
Santa Fe
New Mexico Military Institute
New Merchandiser to Say Thank You Robot
Consolidated Merchandising corporation formed with 25 million capital by United Cigar Stores and Wall Street group. It plans a talking automaton for retail use that hands goods to customers, makes change, says thank you, and repeats ads. Remington Arms will manufacture the robot.
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Associated Press
New York
Consolidated Merchandising Corporation
United Cigar Stores Company
Wall Street
Remington Arms Company
Walk-out Ends as Panhandle Road Paving Resumes
Panhandle-Borger highway paving will start at noon Thursday after a trucker strike that began Saturday. About 40 truckers worked the site before 25 to 30 walked out over a 20 cent per mile price cut and overload concerns as loads were reduced from 4 000 to 8 800 pounds. New truckers have filled posts and work restarts at noon.
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Panhandle
Panhandle-Borger
Stuckey Construction Company
Welfare Association Faces Fund Shortage in Amarillo
The Amarillo Welfare Association struggles with a funding gap after caring for 210 poor cases at $555.12 in expenses. Welfare director Mrs. Martha N. Nelson says the group received $1370 for three months and May exhausted its share, risking inability to handle additional cases.
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Amarillo
Death of L. D. Blair Shocks Childress Community
L D Blair a well known Childress Texas citizen died at his home after a short illness. He is survived by five children.
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Childress
Texas
L. D. Blair
77 Year-Old Lena Ledbetter Aims to Fly Atlantic
Oklahoma City June 6 Lena D Ledbetter 77 and her daughter Unity Ledbetter Tulsa aviator plan to be among first women to span the Atlantic by airplane They expect to depart mid August from Mitchell Field New York with Col lier alternating at the controls as Ledbetter rides along en route to Paris or abroad
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Tenas
Potter County
Sadie M. Odell
Burton H. Odell
Potter
Amarillo
City of
United Press
Oklahoma City
Paris
Lena Dancy Ledbetter
Texas
Ledbetter
Unity Ledbetter
Atlantic
William Collier
Tulsa
Parachute Escape Ends In Flaming Plane Crash
Lieut. Stanley Umstead a Army airman escaped a flaming upside down plane at Mitchel Field Long Island. Gasoline sprayed his face as flames burst from the motor and his fire extinguisher could not be reached. The parachute saved him when the rip cord deployed and he landed safely as the plane crashed nearby.
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Stanley Umstead
Mitchel Field
Long Island
George Clark
Umstead
Randall County Crops Show Excellent Prospects
Rain totals of about seven inches in three weeks boost Randall County wheat yields from expected to much higher. Well planted wheat should produce fifteen to thirty bushels per acre while ground for row crops is in excellent condition. Hundreds of acres have been planted lately. cotton farming will be limited in the county.
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Canyon
Randall County
Woodward Chamber to Start Magazine
The Woodward chamber plans a monthly asset and trade territory magazine launching July 1 with W. T. Fleeson serving as editor. The publication will feature facts and figures about Woodward and nearby commerce areas.
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Woodward
W. T. Fleeson
Chamber of Commerce
Northwest Oklahoma magazine to inform farmers and neighbors
The magazine aims to acquaint farmers and neighboring communities with the expanding program and monthly events. It is hoped the publication will be well received and may grow to cover broader interests across northwestern Oklahoma.
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Oklahoma
Nine Cars Gasoline Burn in Fanshawe Oklahoma
Nine cars of casing head gasoline burned on the Rock Island railroad at Fanshawe Oklahoma early today. Officials said damage was confined to the fuel cars.
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United Press
M'Alester
Okla
Rock Island Railroad
Fanshawe
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