Texas Sets February Oil Production Cut Amid Proration
The Texas Railroad Commission set February crude oil production at 2,442,044 barrels daily, 66,188 below January. East Texas will run on a 20 day basis while overall output aims to match transportation and fuel market conditions, with a total all petroleum liquids permissible output of 2,695,375 barrels daily if additional distillate and gas production are included.
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Dewey Works On During Inauguration Day
New York Governor Thomas E. Dewey carried on routine state business as President Truman was inaugurated. Dewey did not listen to radio or watch TV coverage, with aide James C. Haggerty citing a heavy workload. Legislature activity slowed with many lawmakers in Washington for the event.
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White House
Harry S. Truman
James C. Haggerty
Washington
Klausner to Discuss Mastering Ourselves At Sabbath
Sabbath services at Temple Beth Israel begin Friday at 8 p m with Rabbi Bertram Klausner officiating. Malcolm Gregory Gladys Gruber sing the musical responses with Paul Kennard at the organ. The lecture Mastering Ourselves will address psychological conflicts and how to overcome them.
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Temple Beth Israel
Bertram Klausner
Malcolm Gregory
Gladys Gruber
Paul Kennard
Truck Drivers in United States Number 4.75 Million
The United States counts about 4,750,000 commercial truck drivers across the industry. This figure highlights the scale of long haul and freight transport workforce nationwide.
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Cattle Disease Fight Satisfactory to US and Mexico
An Agricultural Department advisory panel says US Mexico efforts to stamp out foot and mouth disease in Mexico are satisfactory. The committee, after visiting infested areas, reaffirmed the need for a long range research program.
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Agricultural Department
Mexico
Legislators Closed Lipped on Water Code Clash in Texas
Lawmakers avoided public comment as a battle looms over revamping the 1931 water priority acts. Texas Water Conservation Association bills target surface and ground water with West Texas concerns about drought and city supplies.
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D. B. Hardeman
San Angelo
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Texas Water Conservation Association
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
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TWCA
J. E. Sturrock
D. A. Bandeen
Bandeen
Sturrock
High Plains
Winter Garden
Fox Attack Leads Corsicana Woman to Anti-Rabies Treatment
A Corsicana physician says a fox, apparently rabid, bit 65 year old Mrs Wade Ferguson as she fed chickens in her Winkler community yard. She fled indoors with help from her ill husband and is receiving anti rabies treatment after the late Sunday incident and nearby farm dogs are involved.
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Wade Ferguson
Fox attack mystery linked to Ferguson case
A house killed a fox but authorities have not confirmed if it is the same animal that attacked Mrs. Ferguson. The report notes the egg yolk description, comparing its suspended yolk to a hammock hanging from trees.
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Convict Stands Trial Monday for Slaying
Convict Herman Lee Ross, already serving a 20 year sentence, faces trial in Galveston on two murder counts. He is accused of killing liquor store manager Guido Nasti during a June 1 holdup and fatally shooting Police Officer John Reifel during a subsequent pursuit.
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Herman Lee Ross
Charles Dibrell
Ross
State Penitentiary
Guido Nasti
John Reifel
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