Time's Up on Pollution of Texas Streams Court Ruling
District Judge Roy C. Archer ordered 35 oil firms and individual producers to halt alleged salt water pollution of the San Marcos and Guadalupe rivers. Cities Service Oil Company and L D Ormsby were excepted from the injunction due to disposal methods and service issues.
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Roy C. Archer
San Marcos
Guadalupe
Cities Service Oil Company
L. D. Ormsby
San Antonio
Cities Service
Ormsby
Magnolia oil field pollution case narrows shutdown impact
State attorney Dickson argued magnolia’s Luling Field shutdown would ruin operations and delay salt water disposal, while Magnolia claimed 60 to 90 days to complete disposal. Judge Archer blocked testimony on shutdown effects, as Dickson warned of more suits citing East Texas precedent.
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Amarillo
Texas
State Attorney General's Department
The
Game, Fish and Oyster Commission
State Health Department
Gonzales
Magnolia Oil Company
Georgia-Tex Oil Company
Tex- American Oil Company
Philtop Oil and Gas Company
Allied Oil Company
Tex-Mass Petroleum Ducers
F. & R. Oil Company
Ellmag Oil Corporation
F. W. Weigand
G. A. Weigand
E. A. Weigand
Weigand
Magnolia
Archer
Dickson
East Texas
Joseph E Ezelle Taken by Death
Joseph E Ezelle aged 78 of Hale Center died at home Saturday. Funeral at Hale Center Methodist Church Monday with Rev. Woodrow W Adcock. Interment Hale Center cemetery. Survived by wife Mary C Pirtle, three children, a sister and many relatives. Ezelle one of Hale County's early cotton farmers.
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Joseph E. Ezelle
Hale Center
Hale Center Methodist Church
Woodrow W. Adcock
M. W. Lemons
Olathe
Kan
Ezelle
Fannin County
Hale County
Indian Territory
Mary C. Pirtle
Olton
Five half-sisters and large extended family survive
Ladonia reports a list of survivors including five half-sisters, a half brother, twelve grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
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Ladonia
Texas independent broadcasters form association
Representatives from Texas independent radio stations meet in Dallas to organize the Independent Broadcasters of Texas for their own betterment. The device outlines an upcoming meeting to formalize the group and promote station interests across the state.
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Dallas
Texas Independent Radio Stations
Independent Broadcasters of Texas
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