Dry Hole Foe of Oil Faces New Detection Tools
At the 19th annual meeting of the American Association of Petroleum Geologists in Dallas, experts discussed oily dry holes and the progress of survey methods. Seismographs magnetometers and gravimeters aid exploration, but finding oil remains costly. William B. Heroy of New York was named president of the association.
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United Press
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U.P
American Association of Petroleum Geologists
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Houston
The
Gulf Production Company
Fide
New Yorker
William B. Heroy
New York
Frank R. Clark
Tulsa
Sinclair
Heroy
Association
Consolidated Oil Corporation of
Haseen
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Corporation
M. G. Cheney
Anzac Oil Company
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L. C. Snider
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New Babe
M. R. Campbell
Washington
United States Geological Survey
Charles Schucherst
Yale University
New Haven
Geologists Convention
Debt and Bonds Challenge Facing Nation in Coming Year
A fragment questions how the country will pay off thirty five thousand million dollars in bonded indebtedness by year end and cover the additional thirty five thousand million. The note implies concern over national finance and debt management plans.
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