Texas Leads U S Oil Reserves at End of 1951
Texas held about 18.2 billion barrels of crude oil and liquids, over half of U S underground reserves by year end 1951, with California, Louisiana, Oklahoma and Wyoming following. Mississippi Arkansas Colorado saw production shifts while Texas wells numbered about 17,671 that year. Windfohr of the Mid Continent Oil and Gas Association notes drill activity underpins the economy and government.
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Ban on Mexican meat imports eyed after disease fears
Secretary Brannan signaled lifting the five year ban if Mexico regains disease control. US officials note past eradication work costs about 123 million dollars and involved over a million slaughtered animals. The joint effort employed thousands and sustained strict inspections to Sept. 2. Fire at Mesquite high school caused heavy damage, roof collapse, one minor injury, many students absent. Magnolia Petroleum named Brown director and VP. he previously practiced law in Ennis Waxahachie Tulsa and Nairobi.
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