Gas Reserve Estimated for Barker Dome Field in New Mexico
Geologist Fazen Dixon told a power commission hearing that Barker Dome Field in San Juan County holds about 1.776 trillion cubic feet of gas, enough to supply 127 million cubic feet daily for over 20 years. Delhi Oil controls most of the proven area, with San Juan Pipe Line ready to buy 100 million feet daily. The panel reviews El Paso San Juan and Pacific Gas and Electric proposals to move 400 million cubic feet daily to the Bay region. Senator-Elect Anderson said he will oppose the pipeline without safeguards.
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Washington
Barker Dome
San Juan County
New Mexico
Fazen Dixon
el Paso Natural Gas Company
Power Commission
San Juan Pipe Line Company
Delhi Oil Corporation
California
Dixon
Delhi
el Paso
San Juan
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
San Francisco
Texas
San Francisco Bay
Commission
Anderson
D-Ne
Atomic Energy Commission
Los Alamos
Soviet Magazine Denounces Eisenhower as Warmonger
A Liter ary Gazette writer Cassily Danilevsky, Ukrainian Academy of Sciences member, calls General Dwight D. Eisenhower mad warmonger who seeks American monopoly over the world. He condemns Eisenhower's Cruade in Europe as a peculiar mix of insinuations born of megalomania and artificial delirium. The review accuses him of piling lies.
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Moscow
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Cassily Danilevsky
Ukrainian Academy of Sciences
Eisenhower
Europe
Literary Gazette labels former allied commander a warmonger
The Austin American notes that the Literary Gazette names a former allied European commander among distinguished Americans denounced as warmongers. The magazine had previously accused President Truman of following in Hitler's footsteps, hinting at an inevitable new war.
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Europe
Literary Gazette
Truman
Hitler
Labor Unions Urge Action on Inflation and Profits
CIO and AFL spokesmen testified before a Senate House economic committee warning of inflated profits and prices harming consumers. They proposed a voluntary conference with labor, business, farm, and government leaders to craft a long term anti inflation program as senators endorsed the idea.
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Washington
CIO
AFL
Senate House
AFL Executive Council
Melson H. Cruikshank
Truman
O'Mahoney
D-Wyo
Flanders
R-Vt
Stanley H. Ruttenberg
Ruttenberg
Tularemia Blamed In Woman's Death
Mrs. Laura Alice Sams of Spadra Arkansas died in a Springfield Missouri hospital after contracting tularemia while visiting a daughter. The 54 year old woman died Tuesday, with the illness blamed for her death.
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Springfield
Laura Alice Sams
Spadra
Ark
School Land Board Reviews 190 High Bids After Sale
General Land Commissioner Bascom Giles reported $878,443.74 returned to low bidders from a mineral lease sale of public school lands. The board will study 190 high bids totaling $2,157,275: 20 upland bids worth $117,842, 159 submerged bids worth $1,939,906, and 11 river bed leases worth $99,275.
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General Land
Bascom Giles
School Land Board
Giles
Firemen Conference Ends With Lowry Address
The four day Firemen Instructor's Conference ends Thursday with W. E. Lowry executive director of the State Board of Vocational Education delivering a 10 15 a m address at Calcasieu Lumber Company titled That Word Cooperation E L Williams director of the A amp M College Industrial Extension Service speaks on Training vs Drilling G C Adams Houston Fire Department Training Chief discusses fires at industrial and chemical plants and fumigated buildings The program is sponsored by the A amp M Industrial Extension Service and the Board of Vocational Education with the State Firemen's and Fire Marshals' Association
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W. E. Lowry
State Board of Vocational Education
Lowry
Calcasieu Lumber Company
E. L. Williams
A&m College Industrial Extension Service
G. C. Adams
Houston Fire Department
A&m Industrial Extension Service
Board of Vocational Education
State Firemen’s and Fire Marshals’ Association
Hay Fever Sufferers Given Greeley Advice
Chicago doctor urges hay fever sufferers to vacation west of pollen zones. Dr. Oren C. Durkin, head of the national pollen survey committee, cites a 13 year data set showing eastern parks harbor ragweed pollen, except in the Florida Everglades and Isle Royale, urging destinations like the Rocky Mountains Pacific Northwest Bermuda or Cuba.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Chicago
Oren C. Durkin
Committee On National Pollen Survey
The
American Academy of Allegry
Rocky Mountain
Pacific Northwest
Florida Everglades
Cuba
Hawaii
Bermuda
Durkin
Academy
Isle Royale
Veteran AP Editor dies at 88 in Chicago
John P. Boughan 88 retired markets editor of the AP Chicago Bureau died after months of illness. At retirement on January 1, 1939, he was the APs oldest employee by age and service. He began in newspapers before the Haymarket bombing of 1886, when he fed in casualty accounts from a roof scene.
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Chicago
John P. Boughan
Associated Press
Haymarket
Allied Airlift Flies 6133 Tons To Berlin In One Day
Allied air forces delivered 6133 tons of supplies to Berlin in 24 hours ending noon Wednesday as 748 flights aided the city. The operation followed days of fog and aimed for a near-record 24 hours ending noon Thursday. Russian reprisal halted mail exchanges between Berlin sectors. General Lucius D. Clay noted the regimentation of opposition parties in the Eastern Zone.
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United States
Lucius D. Clay
Washington
Arthur Lieutenant
Liberal Democratic Party
Karl Hamann
Neat-Looking Lassie Pulls Neat Swindle In Austin
Police hunt for an 18 year old girl who donned $51.86 worth of Goodfriend's clothes by posing as Miss Connie Ogden. A hotel bell captain signed for the package at the Driskill Hotel and the impostor walked away with the garments.
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Austin
Goodfriend’s
Connie Ogden
University of Texas
Bob Marshall
Driskill Hotel
D. J. Walker
Mrs. Marshall
Miss Ogden
Brothers reunite after rear-end collision shock in Mich
Middleville Michigan reports a humorous yet poignant roadside moment when Harry Willyard’s car was hit from behind by a truck. The driver stepping out revealed it was his brother Milo Willyard. The planned words were never spoken.
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Middleville
Mich
Harry Willyard
Willyard
Milo Willyard
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Harold Sullivan
Tom L. Beauchamp
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals
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