Petroleum Institute plans $100000 yearly publicity drive
At the fifth annual meeting in Fort Worth officials outlined a public relations program to educate the public about the oil business. Neil Maccoul of a Texas firm spoke on extending engine lubrication and longer car life. The plan calls for a nine member committee representing major oil groups to oversee regular publications and public information campaigns.
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
American Petroleum Institute
Neil Maccoul
Texas Company
Institute
Mid-Continental Oil and Gas Association
Western Petroleum Refiners Association
Association of Natural Gasoline Manufacturers
National Association of Independent Oil Producers
National Petroleum Marketers’ Association
National L’etroleum Association
The
Chamber of Mines and Oil
Dalhart Pioneer W D Wagner Dies After Brief Illness
W D Wagner 61 veteran Dalhart settler and business leader died after a two day illness. He helped plat the original Dalhart townsite served as mayor several terms and was a director of the First National Bank. Burial will be in Dalhart.
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Caen
Dalhart
Dee
Warner
Bate
Vir
Wagner
Capital Reservation
First National Bank
Daihart
Ince estate worth about 4 million dollars
Thomas H Ince motion picture producer who died last month in Los Angeles after falling ill aboard a yacht in San Diego harbor left an estate of approximately 4,000,000 dollars. Under the will most of the estate goes to his widow and three children. probate filing expected this week.
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Los Angeles
Thomas H Ince
San Diego
Plutarcho Calles Quiet Inauguration Noted In Day's News
Gen Plutarcho Calles is described as leading Mexico through a quiet democratic inauguration, a moment framed as the most tranquil in two generations. London court clears Mrs Robinson of any ties to a major plot involving a Rajah and a large loss. Captain Ed Garbisch credited for Army's 12-0 win over Navy in the annual service academy grid clash. Adjutant Bonnet Gower becomes France’s speed record holder with 389.09 kilometers per hour.
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Plutarcho Calles
Mexico
Robinson
London
Ed Garbisch
Army
Navy
Adjutant Bonnet Gower
France
Dodgers star Dazzy Vance named NL MVP by writers
The Brooklyn pitcher Dazzy Vance is voted the National League most valuable player by a committee of baseball writers. Also noted are Ignatz Paderewski possibly becoming Poland’s minister to the U.S. and Maxine Huett planning a Palm Beach winter, with Edward T. Clark expected to join Admiral Palmer’s Emergency Fleet Corp staff.
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Dazzy
Vance
Brooklyn Dodgers
Baseball Writers
Ignatz Dan Paderewski
Poland
United States
Maxine Huett
Nat Goodwin
Europe
Palm Beach
Fla
Edward T. Clark
Coolidge
Leigh C. Palmer
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Decline in U S Crude Oil Output for Week Ends Dec 6
The United States daily average crude oil production fell by 1,000 barrels to 1,974,800 for the week ended December 6, per the American Petroleum Institute. Eastern and Gulf regions showed mixed changes, while imports at principal ports rose in November to 296,833 barrels and the week ended December 6 to 227,286. Prices across major districts remained steady with modest variations.
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New York
United States
American Petroleum Institute
California
Oklahoma
Kansas
North Texas
Central
Texas
North Louisiana
Arkansas
Gulf Coast
Southwest
Sac
Eastern
Wyoming
Montana
Colorado
Pennsylvania
Bradford
Highway Meet Weighs Tax Changes In Texas System
A two day statewide conference on highway and motor taxation opened in Dallas with James E. Ferguson as chairman and D. L. Darwin as secretary. The panel proposed four questions: consider lowering the flat motor tax and raising gasoline taxes. reexamine license fee splits between counties and the state. tighten commercial vehicle taxes and oversight. and assess how motor and gasoline taxes fund Texas schools.
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Dallas
James E. Ferguson
D. L. Darwin
Ferguson
State Highway Commission
Common Schools of
Texas
Bodies Sought at Point Loma From Seaplane Crash
Naval authorities continued search at Point Loma for the bodies of Lieut H Roby and J Wieczk following the seaplane H-16 crash during aerial target practice off the Pacific coast. Five men died and three officials were injured in the incident. three victims had already been recovered: Lieut Giochicino Varini the pilot Lieut Arthur P Thurston the assistant pilot and Fred D Crueill aviation chief machinist mate.
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San Diego
Cal
Naval
Point Loma
H. Roby
J. Wieczk
Pacific Ocean
Giocchino Varini
Arthur P. Thurston
Fred D. Crueill
Aviation
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