US Oil Production Reaches New Daily High
The Oil & Gas Journal reports a US daily crude oil production average of 5,475,465 barrels for the week ending June 12, up from the prior week by 1,820 barrels. California set a Western record at 949,800 barrels, with notable gains in Texas 2,457,375 and Wyoming 146,240. State declines occurred in Illinois, Kansas, Indiana, and Mississippi.
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Tulsa
The
Oil & Gas Journal
California
Wyoming
Montana
Michigan
Oklahoma
Texas
Louisiana
Florida
Alabama
Arkansas
New Mexico
Colorado
Indiana
Kentucky
Illinois
Kansas
Mississippi
Nebraska
Eastern
Seeene
Gasoline Shortage Now Seems Unlikely in Dallas
F. W. Leach of a Texas oil firm told the Dallas wholesale credit managers association that oil shortages are unlikely. He said production should meet a normal five percent rise over last year’s demand, with spotty transportation issues possible. He projected 37,000 new wells drilled to tap vast underground reserves, and that this year’s oil supplies will exceed wartime peak by about 17 percent.
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Dallas
Texas
F. W. Leach
Dallas Wholesale Credit Managers’ Association
Leach
Poland and Iceland Sign 18 Month Trade Treaty
Poland and Iceland signed an 18 month trade treaty in Warsaw. Poland will supply coal chemicals and electric equipment. Iceland will send wool industrial oils and horses.
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Warsaw
Poland
Iceland
Governors press tidelands rights law in Senate
Fourteen Republican governors urged the GOP Senate Policy Committee to move tidelands rights legislation, headed by Robert A. Taft, with Dewey and Warren among signers. Warren helped circulate a petition at the 40th governors conference. The telegram urged action before adjournment to avoid irreparable damage. Also reported, Panama Canal Zone Airport saw more than 4,000 arriving and 4,000 departing passengers in a recent month.
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New Castle
GOP
Senate Policy Committee
Tidelands
Senate Committee
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Earl Warren
California
Warren
House
Senate
Dwight H. Green
Illinois
Alfred E. Driscoll
New Jersey
James H. Duff
Pennsylvania
Kim Sigler
Michigan
Luther W. Youngdal
Minnesota
Robert D. Blue
Iowa
C. A. Robins
Idaho
Frank Carlson
Kansas
Horace A. Bildreth
Maine
John H. Hall
Oregon
Panama Canal Zone
Senate approves historic Vandenberg resolution signals to the President
Washington June 15 The Senate passed the Vandenberg resolution guiding the President to pursue objectives for national security. It hints at arming Western European nations or forming a military alliance, while stressing constitutional process and Senate approval for any treaty or pact. The move marks a shift from isolationism and signals a potential clash with Russia.
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James Marlow Washington
Senate
Russia
United States
Europe
League of Nations
Gasoline Output Reaches Record High in May
The Petroleum Engineer reports May gasoline production at 2 563 000 barrels daily, up 13 percent from last year. A record 3 400 drilling rigs are in service, with at least 38 000 new wells expected this year and fuel oil stocks 19 percent higher, indicating no shortage next winter.
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Dallas
U.P
The
Petroleum Engineer
New Drug Reported For High Blood Pressure
Dr. Ralph Tandowsky announced at the Inter-American Cardiological Congress that a new injectable drug treats uncomplicated high blood pressure by acting directly on brain centers. The California researcher described successful results.
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Chicago
California
Ralph Tandowsky
Inter-American Cardiological Congress
MPs propose inviting Russia to Big Four talks
Seven Labour MPs introduced a resolution in the House of Commons calling Britain to invite Russia to a Big Four conference to settle the German problem. The motion was presented last night in Parliament.
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Russia
London
Labor Party
Britain
House of Commons
Sunray Mission Merger Abandoned After Court Action
The Ninth Circuit dismissed the Mission Corporation appeal without prejudice after both sides stipulated that plans for the merger with Sunray Oil Corporation have been abandoned. Earlier, William G. Skelly won a Nevada injunction blocking the merger of Mission with Pacific Western Oil Corp into Sunray.
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San Francisco
Ninth United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Mission Corporation
Mission
Sunray Oil Corporation
William G. Skelly
Tulsa Oil
Nevada
Federal District Court
Mission Company
Pacific Western Oil Corp
Sunray Corporation
Inner-Aid Relieves Ten Years of Stomach Distress
A man reports ten years of stomach pain ending after starting INNER-AID, a twelve-juice plant formula. He says the brick sensation vanished the second day, bowels regularized, and gas and headaches disappeared. Sold by all drug stores.
Turkey gobbler acts as mother and father to eggs
In Fairfield Iowa on June 15 farmer Paul Gilbert reports a turkey gobbler has begun sitting on a clutch of eggs after the hen died. The gobbler remains on the nest most of the time except for brief meals and drinks with plans to hatch the brood. In a separate note from Mexico City the New Popular Party says it has achieved legal status in 20 states and territories amid local opposition.
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Fairfield
Iowa
Here
Paul Gilbert
Gilbert
NEW Party
Mexico City
New Popular Party Today
Republic
Something New in Campaigning Johnson Takes to Helicopter
Lyndon Johnson campaigned by helicopter to day aboard the Johnson City Windmill over the countryside east of Dallas. He shouted greetings to people on the ground over a loudspeaker and noted Peter Grimes will soon be presented in Paris.
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Johnson
Dallas
Lyndon Johnson
US Senate
John
Son City
Counetryside
Peter Grimes
Gers
Paris
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