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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1949

Page

8

Oil executive lauds state conservation as industry milestone

Hines H. Baker president of Humble Oil and Refining Company told the American Petroleum Institute meeting that oil and gas conservation is the industry’s greatest achievement. He urged retention and strengthening of state regulation as Texas, New Mexico, Louisiana, and Arkansas oilmen heard forecasts on atomic energy and future generating plants. Baker cautioned that despite progress conservation remains a challenge and predicted continued cooperation between enterprise and regulation to recover more underground oil and gas.

Hines H. Baker Humble Oil and Refining Company Senate Small Business Committee Baker American Petroleum Institute Texas New Mexico Louisiana Arkansas University of Chicago T. R. Hogness Institute of Radiobiology and Biophysics America

Pioneer US Oilman Dies at Wichita Falls

Ed Peterson a pioneer oilman whose ventures began in Pennsylvania and spread through Ohio West Virginia and the Southwest died at his Wichita Falls home after five weeks of injuries from a fall Doctors cited a stroke as the cause He was nearly 74 and spent most of his career in oil development in North Texas since moving there in 1917 following earlier work in Spindletop Beaumont and Eastern ventures.

Wichita Falls Ed Peterson Pennsylvania Ohio West Virginia Peterson Eastern Ventures Beaumont North Texas

Burnet Piano Students to Give Recital Friday

Burnet piano students of Mrs. E. O. Bone will present a recital in the High School Auditorium Friday at 7 30 p m.

Burnet E. O. Bone

Workers Strike Hits Houston Compress Plants

Six hundred CIO laborers from Food Tobacco Agricultural and Allied Workers Local 75 began a strike at midnight Thursday across five Houston compress plants. They demand a $1 hourly minimum wage, paid vacations and other benefits, opposing the 83 cent minimum in effect.

Houston Houston Compress CIO Compress Food, Tobacco, Agricultural and Allied Workers of America, Local 75 Gulf Atlantic Warehouse Company Terminal Warehouse Company Southern Warehous Corporation Port City Compress and Warehouse Company

Warehouse Collapses in Giddings Injuring Workers

The Walthers Feed Store warehouse in Giddings owned by Paul Urban collapsed Wednesday afternoon as workers loaded feed from a car. No further injuries or details given in readable text.

Giddings Walthers Feed Store Paul Urban

UT contest crowns Miss Freshman hopefuls at State

The University of Texas hosts a co ed Freshman contest tied to the film Mother is a Freshman. Three finalists Betty Jean Cook Mary Ester Haskell and Pat Cater perform Friday night for a $100 prize and a chance at a national photo contest in New York with a Hollywood trip possible next summer. Loretta Van Johnson Rudy Vallee and Barbara Lawrence star in the film.

University of Texas New York Hollywood Betty Jean Cook Austin Mary Ester Haskell Pat Cater Baytown Loretta van Johnson Rudy Vallee Barbara Lawrence Miss Francis Kay Stranger Eleanore Sellars Chalice Mrs. Sellars

Texas Audiences Shown Ready For Legit Stage Tour

Dudley Early notes a $30 000 gross for Maurice Evans production Man and Superman in Texas towns. Reval films one nighters Feb 14 week in Houston San Antonio Austin Fort Worth Dallas. Indicates Texas theatergoers are eager for touring shows despite limited Broadway access.

Texas Maurice Evans Houston San Antonio Austin Fort Worth Dallas

Air Research Centers Proposed To Expand Wind Tunnels

Chairman Vinson unveils a bill to build up to 13 large high speed wind tunnels and an air engineering development center. The plan would authorize 306.6 million dollars for projects and create research labs and wind tunnel facilities at 13 colleges or universities, with Langley and Carderock as primary sites.

Washington Vinson D-Ga House Armed Services Committee Langley Aeronautical Laboratory Langley Air Force Base Virginia David W. Taylor Model Basin Carderock Cener

Air Force Scientists Begin High Altitude Flight Research

At Randolph Air Force Base School of Aviation Medicine a team of scientists started studies on high altitude flight aboard a B50 Superfortress in San Antonio. The craft is a sister ship to Lady Luck II, which completed a nonstop round the world flight last week.

San Antonio Randolph Air Force Base School of Aviation Medicine Lady Luck

New Paint Turns Heat and Cold Into Light for Seeable Images

A phosphor paint turns heat and cold into visible light that can be photographed by ordinary cameras. Applied to objects from hot plates to ice, it shows warm and cool regions as yellow versus light, enabling in dark viewing and industrial heat mapping. The Epoxide team Urbach N R Pearlman Staud of Eastman Kodak describe it, with potential uses in films, imaging, and device diagnostics.

New York Optical Society of America Franz Urvach Nelson R. N Donald Pearlman Eastman Kodak Company Research Laboratories Rochester N. Y Cyril J. Staud Urbach Hogan

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